1. Cultures of Giving - Latinos Unidos
4. National HIP Funders Collaborative Funder-driven initiative that pools dollars from foundation, corporate, government and individual donors to support capacity-building among Latino-led nonprofits in the U.S. and Latin America.
Responds to the ongoing inequities in philanthropic funding of Latino organizations, and grows from a theory of change that building stronger Latino-led nonprofit organizations will build stronger Latino communities.
As of April 2008, the Collaborative has raisedmore than $36million from 162 donors in 18 sites across the U.S. and Latin America.
Grants have been made to458 Latino-led nonprofits.
5. Arizona HIP Funders Collaborative A fund held at ACF seeded with gifts from ACF funds.
The Stardust Charitable Fund offered a 1-to-3 matching grant of $250,000 pledged over three years, beginning in 2006.
6. Arizona HIP Funders Collaborative Partners Arizona Community Foundation
Stardust Charitable Fund
BHHS Legacy Foundation
Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
Community Foundation of Southern Arizona
Border Philanthropy Partnership
Pakis Family Foundation
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust
Salt River Project
JP Morgan Chase
The Arizona Republic
Individual Donors
7. First Grant Cycle: Fall 2006 The Way of the Heart: The Promotora Institute
La Sociedad Mutualista de Obreros Mexicanos
Pirtleville Community Action Network
Regional Center for Border Health
Border Action Network
Borderlands Theatre
Florence Immigration Project
Its a Babys Life
Pinal Hispanic Council
Xico, Inc.
8. ACFs Role Serve as the lead organization for the AZHIP Funders Collaborative.
Hold and manage the Collaborative funds.
Fundraise and assist HIP in evaluation and project management.
9. AZHIP Funders Collaborative Goals Create a permanent endowment to fund and provide technical assistance to mid-sized Latino-led organizations.
Work collaboratively to invest resources from the philanthropic community to strengthen Latino-led organizations.
Increase philanthropic giving to Latino-led organizations.
Increase the level of Latino leadership in the nonprofit sector.
Increase the level of culturally competent programs available to the Latino community.
10. Arizonas Demographics White (not Hispanic), 58.4%
Hispanic or Latino, 30.1%
Black, 4.2%
American Indian and Alaska Native, 4.9%
Asian, 2.5%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, 0.2%
11. About Latinos Unidos
12. Latina Giving Circle Part of Latinos Unidos, formed in partnership with Latino leadership
Individual donors pool their money and decide together how to distribute the funds.
Funds will support nonprofits with operating budgets less than $1 million serving Latino communities in Arizona.
13. Timeline / Events Latinos Unidos
Balance: $100,000
Latina Giving Circle
Balance: $26,000
March 31: Latina Giving Circle strategic planning event
14. Questions? Tony Banegas, MPA Program Officer 602-682-2024 tbanegas@azfoundation.org
