Posted on: Orlandosentinel.com Hasta el prĂłximo viernes 2 de diciembre organizaciones locales de la Florida Central pueden solicitar ayuda financiera al Fondo Contigo, que cuenta con más de $1 millĂłn para distribuir entre agrupaciones establecidas o emergentes que quieran trabajar con los afectados por el ataque al club nocturno Pulse. TambiĂ©n pueden solicitar fondos los…
Posted on: Laprensafl.com  Grupos como ComitĂ© Fuerza Inmigrante en Florida, Mi Familia Vota, AsociaciĂłn de Campesinos de Florida, lĂderes religiosos y funcionarios electos locales, estatales y federales expresaron su compromiso de defender a la comunidad inmigrante y a los indocumentados. El temor ante posibles medidas antiinmigrantes del presidente electo Donald Trump ha tocado a…
Posted on: http://www.watermarkonline.com by DAVID THOMAS MORAN ORLANDO – A newly formed, $1.4 million fund launched in the aftermath of the Pulse hate crime wants to invest in local organizations that advocate for LGBTQ people of color – particularly the Latinx community. Meet the Contigo Fund – which means “with you” in Spanish. The fund…
Posted on: Mynews13.com ORLANDO — The CONTIGO fund is seeking grant proposals for LGBT and Latinx-focused efforts that aim to improve the lives of Central Floridians who were directly impacted by the Pulse nightclub shooting in June. The deadline to submit the application is Dec. 2. CONTIGO, which means “with you” in Spanish, is the response…
Posted on: Kate Santich In the aftermath of the Pulse tragedy, a nonprofit foundation is putting up $1 million for grants to local groups working to heal and empower Central Florida’s LGBTQ and Latino community — the population targeted in the mass shooting. “Prior to Pulse, there were no organizations or space outside the nightclub…