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We are a volunteer-based non-profit organization, and your donation makes possible that we continue servicing entrepreneur women in our area through the COVID-19 crisis. Now more than ever we are committed to becoming more strategic in our efforts to inspire and serve Latinas. Our ultimate goal is to help them provide for themselves and their families.

Since 2018, Empresarias Hispanas activities have reached over 450 women through one-on-one consultations, workshops, mentorships and seminars.

During 2020, Empresarias Hispanas Inc, helped over 100 women fill out their COVID-19 economic assistance paperwork including PPP loans, Palm Beach County loans, EIDL/SBA loans and well as unemployment.

Our small group of volunteers helped our members during a critical moment and helped them stay afloat and secure loans to keep their business running and our communities strong, because when women succeed, we all succeed.

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Do you have a special skill?
Do you speak Spanish?
Would you like to share your business expertise with our members?
Do you like to mentor others?
Do you know a Latina trying to start her own business?

Please join us as a volunteer, mentor, or guest speaker.

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We also created civic service campaigns such as “Hay que Votar”
to incentive Hispanic women to register and vote. This is part of our commitment to our local Hispanic community: to empower women voters and make a difference.

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Volunteer

We also created civic service campaigns such as “Hay que Votar”
to incentive Hispanic women to register and vote. This is part of our commitment to our local Hispanic community: to empower women voters and make a difference.

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Donate

Volunteer

We also created civic service campaigns such as “Hay que Votar” to incentive Hispanic women to register and vote. This is part of our commitment to our local Hispanic community: to empower women voters and make a difference.

We also created civic service campaigns such as “Hay que Votar”
to incentive Hispanic women to register and vote. This is part of our commitment to our local Hispanic community: to empower women voters and make a difference.