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LatinxEd We invest in Latine leaders and learners to advance educational equity and opportunity in šŸ”„

🧔Help open a door for a Latine student or leader. ⁠⁠Think about someone who believed in you.⁠⁠Someone who saw something ...
10/08/2026

🧔Help open a door for a Latine student or leader. ⁠
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Think about someone who believed in you.⁠
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Someone who saw something in you before you fully saw it in yourself. Someone who opened a door, shared an opportunity, offered encouragement, or simply reminded you that you belonged.⁠
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This is your opportunity to be that person for someone else!⁠
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🌱Invest in someone’s next chapter. Give to Legado today: www.latinxed.org/legado
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You never know how far one opportunity, one investment, or one person’s belief can go.⁠
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NC Latinos | Education Advocacy | Support Latino Students

šŸŽ‰ Help us celebrate the promotions of four people who have poured so much of themselves into LatinxEd and helped shape w...
09/30/2026

šŸŽ‰ Help us celebrate the promotions of four people who have poured so much of themselves into LatinxEd and helped shape where we’re headed next, Vanessa Martinez, Doug Reyes, Maria Pulido, and Brenda Medina.

šŸš€Vanessa Martinez — Director of Development
Vanessa sees development as more than fundraising, it’s an act of empowerment. She’s built relationships rooted in humanity, trust, and shared purpose, helping amplify the voices of communities too often left out of traditional philanthropy. And if you know Vanessa, you know she’ll probably want to know your sign before anything else. She brings that same curiosity about people, connection, and what makes us all tick into her approach to development. In her new role as Director of Development, Vanessa will continue reimagining what it means to build support for our work.

🌱Doug Reyes — Assistant Director of Development
Doug, or Dinero Doug as the team cariƱosamente calls him, has been a thoughtful relationship-builder and steady partner in growing our development work. In his new role as Assistant Director of Development, Doug will work alongside Vanessa to strengthen our fundraising efforts, deepen partnerships, and build relationships rooted in trust and shared purpose, connecting more people to our mission and helping make our work possible.

🧔 Maria Pulido — Associate Director of Finance and People Operations
Maria, a.k.a la mamÔ de los pollitos.🐣 is one of the steady hands keeping us grounded, keeping the wheels turning, and helping guide us through the waters making sure our people and our operations have what they need to thrive. In her new role, Maria will lead the systems, care, and infrastructure that keep our team centered and push our work.

šŸ«±šŸ¼ā€šŸ«²šŸ¾ Brenda Medina — Associate Director of Communications and Community Engagement
Brenda, the comms queen is usually behind the scenes helping LatinxEd find the words, tell the stories, and build the systems that bring our work to life. From our social feeds to our newsletters, press, campaigns, and everything in between, Brenda makes sure our voice stays rooted in who we are and who we’re here for. In her new role, she’ll continue leading our communications strategy while building community-centered engagement with partners.

These promotions reflect more than new titles. They recognize the leadership, trust, and dedication each of these folks have already brought to LatinxEd, and the ways they’re helping us build what comes next.

šŸ‘šŸ½Ā”Felicidades, Vanessa, Doug, Maria, and Brenda!

🫔 En comunidad, hablamos de todo, even moneyOur Fellows and their families came together for a hands-on financial worksh...
09/29/2026

🫔 En comunidad, hablamos de todo, even money

Our Fellows and their families came together for a hands-on financial workshop led by 2025 Fellow Dr. Angelica Sanchez and 2023 Fellow Kehilin Azamar Pacheco. Together, they opened the door to money conversations we don’t always get to have at home, and did it all bilingually, making the conversation accessible to todos en la familia.

🌱Angelica and Kehilin met families where they are, from parents preparing for a child heading to college, to soon-to-be empty nesters thinking about investing, to college students learning how to budget. Families brought their real financial questions to the table and got practical answers they could use right away.

Our biggest takeaway? Financial knowledge isn’t just about numbers.It’s about having the tools to make informed decisions, plan for what’s next.
And money wasn’t the only thing on the table. šŸ‘€

šŸ—³ļø The decisions we make as a community can impact our finances, our education, and our families’ futures.That’s why Iza Herrera, Casa Azul Co-Founder + Director of Community Advancement and 2023 LatinxEd Fellow, joined us to share her knowledge about civic responsibility, voter registration, and the importance of staying informed about the decisions that affect our communities.

One thing about us and our community partners: we’re not afraid to talk about the uncomfortable stuff. Because making change means stepping outside our comfort zones, asking the hard questions, and being willing to learn from one another.

🧔 Mil gracias to our Fellows and Coastal Credit Union for helping create the space for these conversations and making room for our community to connect and learn.

Financial Literacy | Educación Financiera | NC Latinos

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PO Box 891
Siler City, NC
27344

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

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