My Nonprofit Reviews

I have been heavily involved in this small volunteer non-profit organization and have helped motivate not only peers, co-workers, mgmt. from my work but also other community members to volunteer, sponsor and donate to our organization to make huge impact and differences throughout the United States. We have worked and delivered our services to all parts of the communities, from our YOUTH, Elderly, Homeless and so on. I have uploaded some pictures since pictures say 1000 words. I have been involved since 2007 and still keep going strong now in my 12th year.

I have made differences by fundraising for our Youth with traumatic brain injury, gentlemen with liver disease, collect home furnishings, non-perishable foods for people getting off the streets and into their new homes, have housed several individuals with no roof over their head to give them a hand up, keep on presenting the yearly birthday party for our community, collect warm clothing for the cold winter months, give rides to human services appts, medical appts, social administration appts for individuals to obtain proper ID, help our homeless community socialize with the community in whole and so much more.

For a small organization of less then 300 members and a total of 8 board members, we are small but very mighty and would like to keep doing what we are doing to make this world a better place for our YOUTH our future leaders of tomorrow.

I have had the opportunity to volunteer and become an actual board member for New Latino Visions in the last 2 1/2 years. This organization has educated me not only on non-profit work but also different Hispanic cultures, soccer, event organizing, fundraising, organizational skills, leadership skills and the list goes on.
I have been directly involved with many events, classes, meetings, fundraisers for New Latino Visions to name a few:
Cinco de Mayo 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 1st Annual Hispanic/African American Cultural Event, 1st Annual Day of the Homeless in partnership with other nationwaide Hispanic groups, tejano fundraising dances, raffles etc........Just to name a few again.
New Latino Visions is a great non-profit in the mentoring piece. New Latino Visions takes every opportunity to help out local schools and colleges to name a few: Edison Magnet school (Halloween & Green project in process), El Sol elementary school (Boxtops for Education), Phoenix High School (Mentors classes & possible Cinco de Mayo), Washington Writers Academy (Afterschool programs since 2005 to 2010) and the list goes on. Not only is our Mission focusing on the Michigan YOUTH but also focusing on the whole community.
The organization is restructing and obtaining dedicated, passionate and committed board members and all are getting their hands wet in all areas of the organization and understanding how to communicate and respect each other and the community. We have had some ups and downs but are working hard to keep making a difference in the whole State of Michigan. Additional information on New Latino Visions Facebook that shares everything we have accomplished throughout the last few years. Proud to be a part of this organization!

More Feedback