Who We Are
WHO WE ARE
Hispanic and immigrants are dramatically changing the demographic and economic landscape of Tennessee. In the 2020 census, Hispanic and Latino communities made up 10.6% of Davidson County. That’s means more than 75,000 people in Music City are Hispanic/Latino trying to navigate the culture and processes of Tennessee.
That’s where we come in. The Hispanic Family Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of live for Hispanic families in Middle Tennessee. We do this through our programs and events. Each community outreach is designed to address the areas of poverty we have seen in many Immigrant families. The four pillars of HFF’s programming are Economic, Education, Social Services, and Advocacy. While addressing these issues, it is our goal to create a space that celebrates the Hispanic and Immigrant Culture in all that we do.
What We Do
The Mission of the Hispanic Family Foundation is to strengthen Hispanic and Immigrant families through programs and community outreach events.
HFF EVENTS:
A Leer Con Dr.Seuss/Read with Dr. Seuss
Rise and Shine Breakfast Fundraiser
Community Easter Egg hunt
FESTIVAL Día del Niño (Day of the Child Festival)
Community Baby Showers
Baila Showcase: It's a Small World
Community 1st Birthday Party!
Refugee Welcome to Nashville Party
Frida Festival
Back to School – Backpack Giveaway
Night Out Against Crime with Metro Nash. Police
Havana Nights Gala Fundraiser
Fiestas Patrias (Mexico's Independence Day)
Día de La Mujer (Women's Day) Health Fair
Hispanic Heritage & Culture Festival
Trunk-O-Treat (Down's Syndrome Awareness) – w/Metro Police Department
Live Out Love Nashville Community Health Fair
Árbol de Esperanza(Tree of Hope) Pick-Up Day
Las Posadas (Mexican Christmas Posadas)
HFF PROGRAMS
Community Education/Advocacy:
A Mi Ciudad weekly radio show
Referrals/Community Help Desk
Metro Schools Enrollment
Disaster Relief/Crisis Responses
Social Services:
Little Sprouts monthly Diaper Program
Bilingual Civil Wedding Ceremonies
Youth Education and Culture:
Kiwanis Mobile Library
Baila – Ballet, Kung Fu, and Mexican Folclore
Baila Allegro – Piano, Guitar
Phoenix Cup Soccer
Sable League Street Hockey League (Predator’s Foundation)
Youth Robotics Youth STEM Camp
Adult Education and Advocacy:
Avanzando – community bilingual entrepreneurship classes
Financial Literacy Workshops
HiSET
English Classes
After school Thursday Tutoring (YWCA)
Details
| (615) 562-2222 | |
| tegan@hffus.org | |
| Tegan Weaver | |
| Executive Assistant | |
| https://hffus.org/ |
