Centro Latino

Centro Latino Centro Latino empowers Latino families regardless of national origin, religion, or immigration status by providing educational, health, and legal services.

03/03/2026

At Centro Latino, we are busy preparing our upcoming Spanish class for kids! Taught by Maestra Pamela Martinez Aranda, this course, which last two months, will cover basic Spanish in an engaging, fun, and immersive way. Students will play, sing, dance, speak, act, paint, and more!

Inquire today for more information. Classes begin April 2 🌟

We’re so grateful for your support! If you haven’t donated yet, it’s not too late. 💛 Visit Centro Latino's organizationa...
12/17/2025

We’re so grateful for your support! If you haven’t donated yet, it’s not too late. 💛 Visit Centro Latino's organizational page on ComoGives to schedule your end-of-year gift.

We’re two weeks into CoMoGives 2026—have you made your gift yet?Join the movement!
12/15/2025

We’re two weeks into CoMoGives 2026—have you made your gift yet?
Join the movement!

Halfway through the month! Help us keep the momentum going by donating to Centro Latino today!
12/15/2025

Halfway through the month!
Help us keep the momentum going by donating to Centro Latino today!

Your donation keeps our community center going—from after-school activities to essential services.Visit CoMoGives.com an...
12/13/2025

Your donation keeps our community center going—from after-school activities to essential services.
Visit CoMoGives.com and donate today.

12/13/2025

❤️ Giving is a love language.
Show your love for Columbia’s communities by supporting Centro Latino on ComoGives!

Centro Latino is powered by community. Thank you for believing in our mission. Juntos Se Puede!Donate today on ComoGives...
12/12/2025

Centro Latino is powered by community. Thank you for believing in our mission. Juntos Se Puede!
Donate today on ComoGives.com

10/26/2025
10/23/2025

Our very first Missouri Conservation Corps community tree planting event will take place this week on Thursday, October 23rd. This event will serve as a learning template for a future Columbia Tree Corps program that will use tree planting as a tool for relationship building, canopy development, and community engagement. This week’s event will focus on the Fresh Start for Sober Living office at 1101 Grand Avenue, but additional trees will be deployed to nearly 30 households in the neighborhood. This tree planting event will allow us to put into practice the activities described in a tree planting grant proposal that we worked on last year with community and organization partners.

The planting event will run from 3-6 p.m. on Thursday, October 23rd at Fresh Start for Sober Living, 1101 Grand Avenue. Community partners and organizations are encouraged to come and join us, and organizations with community resources are welcome to bring a table to this event. Volunteers from the neighborhood will be helping us to plant the trees, and community partners, organizations, neighbors and friends are invited to join.

This will be the first community tree planting event in a series of events this fall scheduled to bring trees, tree education and community engagement to Columbia neighborhoods in need of additional canopy. If you are interested in attending or volunteering with us at these events, please feel free to reach out directly and let us know. If you have questions about this event, or about our tree-planting plans for urban Columbia, just ask. This is a new leap for our organization, and the trials, difficulties, and successes we encounter this fall will become the template that we use to build this urban tree-planting project into a more determined, refined tree-planting program in 2026.

Special thanks goes out to James Bayless, Leigh Kottwitz, Pat Kelley, Aarow Builders, City of Columbia, MO - Office of Sustainability, Volunteer Columbia, Forest ReLeaf of Missouri, Missouri Dept. of Conservation. Thank you!

10/22/2025

Missouri Conservation Corps is hosting a tree planting event from 3-6 p.m. on Thursday, October 23rd at Fresh Start for Sober Living, 1101 Grand Avenue in Columbia. Community partners and organizations are encouraged to join, and organizations with community resources are welcome to bring a table to this event. Trees will be planted on the Fresh Start campus as well as throughout the neighborhood. CoMo Conservation

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609 N Garth Avenue
Columbia, MO
65203

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