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Latinos are bringing vitality to local economies across the country. To celebrate this impact for Hispanic Heritage Month, NALCAB is excited to share a series of interviews with our members. These interviews have been edited for length and clarity. NALCAB Senior Membership Manager Lexi Castillo spoke with Jose Venales, Director of Credit + Lending, The […]
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Over 400 attendees from more than 35 states arrived in Nashville last week for NALCAB’s National Conference 2025. Coinciding with the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, we gathered to spotlight and celebrate Latino contributions to our economy and society. Today, the U.S Latino GDP exceeds $4 trillion, a scale comparable to the economies of the […]
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As I reflect on my journey in the LEAD Fellowship, I’m filled with a deep sense of gratitude, growth, and renewed purpose. This experience has not only affirmed my commitment to leadership but has also elevated the way I view my role as a Latina changemaker within my community. The training at Cisneros Hispanic Leadership […]
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March 11, 2025: Construction is underway at NALCAB’s new San Antonio office in Downtown San Antonio. Photo: NALCAB After two decades, NALCAB is returning to San Antonio’s Downtown with a new office space, designed by architecture firm Gensler and built by Shepperd Construction. Located at 109 N. San Saba, the new office sits across from […]
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On May 22, the House passed its version of the reconciliation package, H.R. 1, titled the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” Reconciliation is a process that allows Congress to pass budget-related legislation (i.e. taxes, spending, and/or changes to debt limit) with a simple majority, avoiding the threat of a filibuster. This bill aims to extend […]
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NALCAB manages its financial resources in a responsible, accountable, and transparent manner that complies with all legal financial requirements and adheres to sound accounting principles.
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Through Inclusive Action, Angel was able to secure two Raices loans to help set his plans on track.
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Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama (¡HICA!), is dedicated to supporting Latino communities and businesses in Alabama.
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Through a $100,000 subgrant, technical assistance, and training provided by NALCAB and the Wells Fargo Open for Business grant, Greenline was able to empower local entrepreneurs like Marcos and Alma in their service area.
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With these federal dollars, Merced Housing Texas will be able to continue building resilient neighborhoods, ensuring that everyone has a safe and healthy place to call home.
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