irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2025
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $1.96MTECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO HELP ITS NETWORK OF LATINO NONPROFIT MEMBER AGENCIES SUPPORT THEIR CORE OPERATIONAL AND INFRASTRUCTURAL NEEDS, INCLUDING BOARD GOVERNANCE, STAFF LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, FUNDRAISING, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, STRATEGIC PLANNING, PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER CRITICAL AREAS.
- #2 $9.78MORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE THAT FORTIFIES A NETWORK OF MORE THAN 800 LATINO FRONTLINE GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS WITH EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, PROGRAMMATIC, AND CAPACITY-BUILDING GRANTS THAT HELP ITS NONPROFIT GRANTEES ADDRESS EMERGING AND GROWING COMMUNITY AND OPERATIONAL NEEDS.
named programs · 6 · from sources
What they call their work
Ayuda a los Pueblos | Venezuela Disaster Relief
Emergency relief fund providing food, clean water, shelter, and supplies to survivors of natural disasters in Venezuela through local partner organizations
Defend Immigrant Families
Provides free legal aid, food, housing assistance, and job training to immigrant families facing deportation and other threats
NC Salud Health Hotline
Bilingual hotline in North Carolina that connects Spanish-speaking individuals and families with health care coverage information and resources
Organizational Development Assistance
Provides emergency assistance, programmatic grants, and capacity-building support to over 800 Latino grassroots nonprofit organizations to strengthen their infrastructure and community impact
Technical Assistance Programs
Offers leadership training, management consultations, workshops, and strategic planning support to member agencies to improve governance, fundraising, and program development
The People’s Hearing on Immigration Enforcement
Community-led initiative documenting lived experiences with immigration enforcement; produces reports and recommendations for policy reform and accountability
activities · 8 groups
What they do
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Flexible Grants to Grassroots Organizations 2 activities
- Awarding grants and capacity-building assistance to Latino nonprofitsProvides organizational development assistance and grants to over 500–800 Latino frontline grassroots organizations annually to address emerging community and operational needs, including through emergency, programmatic, and capacity-building grants.
- Funding community programs through grantsFunds programs that fight hunger, expand access to housing and health care, create workforce opportunities, and provide essential services to millions of Latino and vulnerable families through grantmaking initiatives.
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Immigrant Rights Advocacy & Policy Reform 1 activity
- Advocating for immigration enforcement reformDevelops community-informed policy recommendations and calls for comprehensive oversight and accountability measures for immigration enforcement operations, including condemning fatal ICE shootings and organizing advocacy responses.
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Civic Engagement and Voter Mobilization 1 activity
- Advocating for voting rights and civic protectionsAdvocates for the protection and defense of voting rights of all eligible voters and leads campaigns to influence public policy on civic engagement issues.
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Nonprofit Capacity Building Services 1 activity
- Delivering capacity-building technical assistanceProvides technical assistance to Latino nonprofit member agencies in areas including board governance, staff leadership development, fundraising, financial management, strategic planning, and program development.
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Language Access Services 1 activity
- Operating bilingual health access hotlineOperates the NC Salud Health Hotline to help Spanish-speaking individuals in North Carolina access health care coverage information through bilingual representatives.
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Community Service and Charitable Outreach 1 activity
- Operating direct service programs nationallyOperates direct service programs across 43 states and territories in focus areas including immigration, economic empowerment, civic engagement, disaster relief, education, health, and the environment.
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Disaster Relief and Recovery Services 1 activity
- Providing emergency disaster reliefLaunched an emergency relief fund with an initial donation of $100,000 for survivors of twin earthquakes in Venezuela and raises funds to support community disaster response efforts.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Conducting research on immigration enforcementPublished reports such as 'The People’s Record' documenting community testimony, legal analysis, and lived experiences related to immigration enforcement in Minnesota through a People’s Hearing process.
- Leading coalitions in federal policy advocacyOrganized and led a coalition of over 150 nonprofit organizations to oppose proposed federal grantmaking rule changes, demonstrating coordinated advocacy at the national level.
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financials · form 990 · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$116.04M
Contributions & grants$113.49M98%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$2.51M2%
Other revenue$41K
expenses
Total expenses$54.98M
Program expenses88%
Admin / overhead9%
Fundraising4%
Salaries & benefits$14.41M
Grants paid out$30.31M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$122.75M
Cash$61.80M
Investments$36.07M
Liabilities$14.31M
Net assets$108.44M
Liquid reserves21.4 mo
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue +87.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
paid leadership · 13
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frankie Miranda | President and CEO | 40 | $441K |
| Doris Guzman | Chief Financial Officer | 40 | $265K |
| Brent Wilkes | SVP for Institutional Dev | 40 | $256K |
| Jaslyn Jimenez | Senior VP for Operations | 40 | $247K |
| Jessica Guzman Mejia | Senior VP Strategy & Impact | 40 | $225K |
| Jessica Guttlein | Senior VP Policy & Comm | 40 | $218K |
| Stephen Calenzani | Vice President for Development | 40 | $185K |
| Julietta Lopez | VP for Federal Advocacy | 40 | $179K |
| Frederick Velez III | Nat. Director of Civic Eng. | 40 | $161K |
| Mario Colon | VP for Special Initiatives | 40 | $156K |
| Ingrid Dimarzo | VP for Policy & Strategy Eng. | 40 | $156K |
| Luis Marquez | VP for Development Strategy | 40 | $150K |
| Charlotte Gossett | PR CHIEF DIRECTOR | 40 | $142K |
board members · 12
- Carlos Santiago — Director
- Dean Aguillen — Director
- Hector Mujica — Secretary (THROUGH 10/2025)
- Hon Nathalie Rayes — Director
- Indrani Franchini — Director
- Inez Stewart — Director
- Joan Steinberg — Vice Chair
- Joseph R Betancourt — Director
- Juan Otero — Secretary (EFF. 10/2025)
- Julie Ann Crommett — Director
- Manuel Chinea — Treasurer
- Marcos Torres — Chair
relationships · 12
Who they work with
- AID for Life Partner — Partner organization collaborating with Hispanic Federation to deliver humanitarian assistance in Venezuela.
- Congress Government — Hispanic Federation calls on Congress to pass comprehensive oversight and accountability measures for immigration enforcement operations.
- Esai Morales Partner — Honored at the 2026 annual gala for contributions to the Latino community.
- Frankie Miranda Partner — President and CEO of Hispanic Federation who issued a public statement on election integrity.
- José Andrés Partner — Honored at the 2026 annual gala for contributions to the Latino community.
- Latino nonprofit member agencies Partner — Network of Latino nonprofit organizations receiving technical and financial support from Hispanic Federation
- Lin-Manuel Miranda Partner — Chaired the 2026 annual gala, lending public leadership and visibility to the event.
- Lin-Manuel Miranda Partner — Chairs the Annual Gala, lending public profile and leadership to the event.
- Merck Partner — Honored at the 2026 annual gala for contributions to the Latino community.
- Office of Management and Budget Government — Engaged in advocacy efforts directed at OMB regarding proposed federal grantmaking rules.
- People’s Hearing on Immigration Enforcement Partner — Collaborated on a public hearing and report documenting immigration enforcement impacts in Minnesota.
- ourBRIDGE for KIDS Partner — Honored at the 2026 annual gala for contributions to the Latino community.
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Civic Trust as a Driver of Democratic Participationmethodology: civic_trust_and_participationBy strengthening public trust in fair elections, we increase voter participation because individuals are more likely to engage when they believe their vote has meaningful influence on governance.
- Community-Centered Research for Policy Advocacymethodology: community-centered researchBy using participatory research methods that center testimony from directly impacted communities, advocates, and legal experts, we produce more effective and legitimate policy advocacy because lived experience and frontline knowledge lead to solutions that are both equitable and actionable.
- Network-Based Community Organizingmethodology: network-based community organizingBy leveraging a national network of Latino-led organizations, we amplify community impact because shared infrastructure, collective voice, and coordinated action increase the reach and effectiveness of advocacy, services, and resilience-building efforts.
- Structural Accountability in Immigration Enforcementmethodology: accountability-through-oversightBy advocating for structural oversight and accountability in federal immigration enforcement, we reduce violence toward immigrant communities because institutional checks prevent abuse and build public trust in systems meant to protect rather than harm.