Mission

Valoramás strongly believes that giving back is the highest form of citizenship. Giving back is fundamental to the core mission, values and vision of Valoramás. We are excited to be a part of the hopes, needs, dreams, desires, challenges and opportunities facing the Latino community.
We give back more than half of every dollar that we make annually to our members and to organizations making a difference in the Latino community. Every single transaction – from the sale of Valoramás memberships, to member product purchases via our shopping mall, to advertising revenue and much more – generates funds to help expand possibilities for our members and the Latino community.
The Valoramás Community Grant Fund (or VCGF) is the entity within Valoramás that is dedicated to giving back to organizations making a positive difference in the Latino community.
We like to think of VCGF as an active partnership between Valoramás and the non-profit and non-governmental organizations that are working each day to improve the lives of Hispanics. VCGF is focused on four areas of critical need in the Latino community:
- Education
- Health Care
- Community Development
- Arts and Humanities
More details about how the VCGF works, the kinds of organizations we love to support, and other information about how VCGF operates can be found here.
VCGF grants are awarded pursuant to regular consultations between Valoramás’ executive team and leading Latino community leaders throughout the United States. Valoramás’ team of community executives are working with nationally recognized Latino community leaders to ensure that the Fund award process is transparent and maximizes benefits to the Latino community. Valoramás’ community giveback model has been based on the best practices of the most successful philanthropic entities, as well as organizations such as the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy. We value transparency and integrity in all our dealings, especially when it comes to the VCGF’s work in the Latino community.
Featured Organization
Instituto del Progreso Latino (Instituto) of Chicago, Illinois was incorporated in 1977 to meet the needs of Latino immigrants to learn English, find employment, accustom their children to the U.S. educational systems, and adjust to life in Chicago in a myriad of ways.
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