Fuerza Unida

Fuerza Unida Fighting for social justice in our community and yours! Customs & Alterations: Threads of Justice Viva La Lucha!
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Founded in 1990 by women garment workers, and led by Latinx staff today, Fuerza Unida is a nonprofit organization located on San Antonio's Southside. For 33 years, we have served our community via Threads of Justice (our sewing collective), our monthly food pantry, and so much more. We have a community garden, a youth program, monthly membership meetings, and other programming that all drive and inform our work to achieve economic, environmental and social justice.

Open to business offices, we will deliver 5 plates or more for free
07/11/2024

Open to business offices, we will deliver 5 plates or more for free

04/22/2024
Hello All/ HolaHope you can come to our Loteria on March 17thOjala que pueden asistir la loteria el dia 17 de marzo.
03/06/2024

Hello All/ Hola
Hope you can come to our Loteria on March 17th
Ojala que pueden asistir la loteria el dia 17 de marzo.

02/29/2024

Thank you also to San Antonio Area Foundation for their help and support with the Food Bank

02/29/2024

Pictures say a thousand words. Gracias to Gonzaba Medical Group and Fuerza Unida for groceries distributed at our monthly membership meeting held on 3-24-24.

Join Us for the following events.
02/07/2024

Join Us for the following events.

Address

710 New Laredo Highway
San Antonio, TX
78211

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12109272294

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Fuerza Unida is an organization led by Mexican-American women founded in 1990 by over 600 mostly women garment workers, displaced after Levi’s Strauss left the city of San Antonio to Costa Rica. For 24 years, we have served our community via El Hilo de la Justicia, our sewing collective and by providing a monthly food pantry. We host a community garden, an annual Youth Leadership Program, and we hold monthly membership meetings, Loteria Mexicana games and other programming that drive and inform our work to achieve economic, environmental and social justice.