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Central Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Our mission is to develop a network of businesses & professional associations who will foster a positive business environment & promote business growth.

Congratulations to our 2026 Estrella Award winners! 🌟
10/30/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 Estrella Award winners! 🌟

The winner of our Premio Lucero is Luis Moreno! 🌟This award is given by the Board of Directors at CWHCC and honors an in...
10/18/2026

The winner of our Premio Lucero is Luis Moreno! 🌟

This award is given by the Board of Directors at CWHCC and honors an individual who exemplifies the spirit of leadership, resilience, and dedication to uplifting our community.

The recipient has made a lasting impact through advocacy, service, or innovation, breaking down barriers, challenging inequities, and creating opportunities for others to thrive. Their work not only strengthens the fabric of our community but also paves the way for future generations.

This is the perfect embodiment of what Luis has been doing for the last 20 years and continues to do on a daily basis. He is the Director for Fiesta Foods 3 locations (Yakima, Sunnyside, Pasco, and Hermiston, OR). He is a constant supporter of not only CWHCC but other great organizations, businesses, and the community at large!

Our last Hispanic Heritage Month/Estrella Award nominee in our Banking & Finance category is Adrian Ochoa! 🌟He is a firs...
10/17/2026

Our last Hispanic Heritage Month/Estrella Award nominee in our Banking & Finance category is Adrian Ochoa! 🌟

He is a first-generation Mexican American, raised by hardworking immigrant parents in a family that taught him the value of hard work, perseverance, and giving back.

He currently serves as the Financial Center Manager at HAPO Community Credit Union’s Terrace Heights location. He has a nearly 14-year career with HAPO, which began as a teller in 2013. Since then, he has held a variety of roles, growing through his commitment to serving others, and building meaningful relationships in the community.

His greatest motivation comes from his two beautiful children, ages 11 and 13, who keep him busy with sports and school activities. Beyond his professional and parenting roles, he extends his commitment to community service as Chairman of Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic and as a board member of Catholic Charities of Central Washington Housing Services.

Our next Hispanic Heritage/Estrella Award nominee in our Education category is Ivan Macias! 🌟He is a CTE Teacher at Topp...
10/16/2026

Our next Hispanic Heritage/Estrella Award nominee in our Education category is Ivan Macias! 🌟

He is a CTE Teacher at Toppen*sh High School. He has had the privilege of working for Toppen*sh School District since 2017, starting as a SPED paraprofessional, then becoming a teacher in 2020. He spent 10 years coaching football for the high school program. Last year he helped launch their school's Special Olympics program which includes bowling, basketball, and track & field. Serving the community he grew up in has been a blessing and he is looking forward to continuing my work with my colleagues.

A huge THANK YOU to our Estrella Level Sponsor Fiesta Foods!! We appreciate your continued support and commitment to our...
10/16/2026

A huge THANK YOU to our Estrella Level Sponsor Fiesta Foods!!

We appreciate your continued support and commitment to our mission! ❤️ We’re so grateful to have you alongside us and are especially excited that you’ll be catering the food for our event!

Your generosity and dedication go far beyond supporting us, you make a meaningful difference in our community as a whole. We’re incredibly thankful for all you do and proud to have you as a partner! ✨

Nuestro próximo nominado de Hispanic Heritage Month/Premios Estrella en la a categoría de agricultura es Adolfo Álvarez!...
10/16/2026

Nuestro próximo nominado de Hispanic Heritage Month/Premios Estrella en la a categoría de agricultura es Adolfo Álvarez! 🌟

En 1977 Adolfo Alvarez se mudo a el estado de Washington, y comenzó a trabajar
pizcando en los campos de espárragos, despues como conductor de tractor en huertos de manzanas y cerezas. En poco tiempo Adolfo Alvarez ascendió hasta convertirse en capataz manejador de personal y administrador.

Luego Impulsado por un profundo deseo de progreso se convirtió en propietario de su propio huerto en 1991, Adolfo Alvarez Farms (AA Farms). Hasta hoy en día, AA Farms cuenta con certificación orgánica para las cerezas. El principal objetivo para Adolfo es mantener el suelo puro y en óptimas condiciones para las generaciones futuras. Día a dia es impulsado por un profundo deseo de crear un entorno positivo para su Familia y de los trabajadores agrícolas.

A huge thank you to our amazing Oro level sponsor Shop at Valley Mall! ⭐️This event wouldn’t be possible without your su...
10/16/2026

A huge thank you to our amazing Oro level sponsor Shop at Valley Mall! ⭐️

This event wouldn’t be possible without your support, and we’re so grateful for your continued partnership and for providing such an incredible event space. Thank you for helping make this event possible! We appreciate you more than you know! ✨

Our next Hispanic Heritage Month/Estrella Award nominee in our Arts & Culture category is Pablo Isaac Casillas Paredes! ...
10/16/2026

Our next Hispanic Heritage Month/Estrella Award nominee in our Arts & Culture category is Pablo Isaac Casillas Paredes! 🌟

Originally born in Zacatecas, Mexico, he was raised in the Lower Valley and graduated from Mabton High School, later achieving U.S. citizenship in 2018. Today, alongside his roles as a dedicated husband and father, he is proud to serve his community as a mentor and professional artist.

He possess 21 years of experience in the craft of tattooing and has owned and operated Cyclops Tattoo in Yakima for the past 16 years. Since assuming ownership in 2010, his core mission has been to provide a welcoming, therapeutic environment for creative expression.

Through dedicated client engagement, he has worked to educate the public and dismantle the historic taboos surrounding this art form, especially within our culture. By prioritizing meaningful connection and mutual respect, he has earned the trust of a diverse clientele spanning all backgrounds and generations within our valley.

While his work has received accolades at recognized exhibitions, his primary objective remains an enduring commitment to professional growth and cultural enrichment within the Yakima community.

Mil gracias to our amazing Photo Booth sponsor ZiplyFiber!! 📸✨ Thank you so much for your continued support of CWHCC and...
10/16/2026

Mil gracias to our amazing Photo Booth sponsor ZiplyFiber!! 📸✨

Thank you so much for your continued support of CWHCC and our Noche de Estrella’s!! We’re so excited to once again have Photo_Tap Photo Booth at our event this weekend! 🎉💖

Nuestra próxima nominada de Hispanic Heritage Month/Noche de Estrellas en la categoria de Lider Emergante es Cyntia Brun...
10/15/2026

Nuestra próxima nominada de Hispanic Heritage Month/Noche de Estrellas en la categoria de Lider Emergante es Cyntia Bruno De La Mora! 🌟

Ella esta casada, y tiene 3 hijos. Durante el tiempo que he vivido aquí ha trabajado en los campos agrícolas del valle, empaques, fábricas y en la limpieza. El impulso nato de liderazgo, organización y movilización esta siempre con ella.

Formalmente desde el año 2020 es un miembro activo de Mamás con Poder donde ha abogado por el cuidado infantil, educación temprana y el Programa de Permiso Familiar y Medico Pagado en el estado de Washington. Actualmente tiene en Yakima, su grupo de mujeres con las que comparte información, enseña diferentes temas y las empodera.

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2529 Main Street Suite 234
Yakima, WA
98903

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