HCLF’s Immigration Assistance Program (IAP) launches its humanitarian relief drive for our brothers and sisters of #Ukraine today.
Drop-off locations are weekdays only, 9am- 5pm
Please help in any way you can—and share widely. 💙💛
Hudson County Latino Foundation retweeted
Please consider donating to the Rent for Refugees campaign. The fundraising efforts help provide Ukrainian refugees with housing assistance in Bialystok, Poland. A furnished apartment is $450 a month.
To donate: welcomehomerefugees.org/camp….
More info: longisland.news12.com/hoboke….
📣 March 16 is the deadline for power bills.
If you have an overdue bill and haven’t contacted your provider for an extension, your energy might be shut off.
Click the link to see if you qualify for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. 👇
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En #HCLF ofrecemos asistencia de #inmigración legal por parte de un abogado con licencia o un representante acreditado en #NuevaJersey que hable su idioma.
Todos los servicios son de bajo costo o gratuitos.
Estamos aquí para ayudarnos ❤️
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Thank you to all those who have already dropped off supplies for the relief drive!
We’ve got room for plenty more.
#StandWithUkraine
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#WomensHistoryMonth: Lisa Sweador is a long-time @HCLForg board director, @Novartis senior scientist, and proud new mom. She shares her thoughts on the challenges of #WomenInSTEM, how she has handled barriers in her field, and who she considers an inspiration. 👩🏽🔬
For #IWD2022, we spoke with HCLF's Community Ambassador McKensie about why she thinks women's perspectives are crucial to innovation, particularly when they are in positions of leadership. This month, we're talking empowerment, sisterhood, and representation. #WomensHistoryMonth
Hudson County Latino Foundation retweeted
The pandemic may be fading in NJ but demand for food assistance remains high. Here’s where food “rescue” groups are playing a critical role. bit.ly/3tDWOOj
Hudson County Latino Foundation retweeted
Replying to @JerseyCity
@JerseyCity is testing out participatory budgeting. "The goal is to really get thousands of residents involved that have never been involved in the budget process before." - Mayor @StevenFulop. ed.gr/dxqw7
Need help paying your energy bills?
Contact us through WhatsApp messaging or e-mail to speak with one of our Community Ambassadors and begin your #LIHEAP application process.
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📞 (201) 702- 8327
📧 liheap@hclatinofoundation.org
We are here to help ❤️
If you need help paying your energy bill, you can now contact us through WhatsApp messaging at
(201) 702-8327
Our office hours are Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
We are here to help ❤️
From trailblazers and feminists to mentors and leaders, this month we'll be sharing the stories of empowered women who empower women.
#WomensHistoryMonth
Hudson County Latino Foundation retweeted
shout out to all the jersey girls #WomensHistoryMonth
#BlackHistoryMonth: Chris Gadsden is a lifelong #JerseyCity resident, educator, father and husband. He is a member of @naacp_jcnj and The Royal Men Foundation.
In 2016, Chris made history becoming the 1st Black Ward B councilman.
For his leadership and integrity, we honor him.
Applications close TODAY!
Replying to @MaketheRoadNJ
It’s not too late to apply for the #ExcludedNJ Fund
⏰Applications close MONDAY February 28th.
⏺Find out if you are eligible and apply using this link: nj.gov/humanservices/exclude…
“This map falls short of reflecting the fact that we are almost half people of color right now, in the state of New Jersey.” Other than #HudsonCounty, the new legislative map does little to increase minority representation, say advocates.
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Hudson County Latino Foundation retweeted
Many Jersey City families still face food insecurity due to COVID-19 challenges. Remember to donate to Food Pantry locations within many JC neighborhoods. All are welcome. #HealthierJC @JerseyCity @JerseyCityHA @JCFPL_NJ @ulohc @jcparksco
Hudson County Latino Foundation retweeted
Today we honor the legacy of #mlk #BlackHistoryMonth new dedication monument at Ellsworth Park
Hudson County Latino Foundation retweeted
All are welcomed and invited to the BITE Food distribution and resource center to receive free fresh vegetables, fruit, baby diapers, and adult depends.
Location: Lincoln high school outdoor campus-60 Crescent Ave., Jersey City, NJ 07304
When: Mondays and Saturdays 12 noon.






















