National 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded 2010, that runs leadership, conservation, and financial empowerment programmes for Latino communities from a fully remote, US-wide team.
Hispanic Access Foundation is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organisation founded in 2010. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., it operates on a fully remote basis, with staff working across the United States. The organisation connects and equips Latino leaders to shape narratives, influence systems, and advance solutions that strengthen communities nationwide.
Its programmes include Latino Conservation Week, an initiative focused on environmental conservation engaging Latino communities; leadership development programmes that build confidence, skills, and agency for Latino voices in spaces where they have been historically underrepresented; and financial empowerment initiatives serving Latino communities. The organisation works across the nonprofit, environmental conservation, community development, leadership development, and financial empowerment sectors.
Hispanic Access Foundation describes its approach as Theory of Change-guided and focused on community-rooted leadership. Its stated values centre on breaking down barriers, opening doors, and clearing paths, alongside a commitment to diversity and the elevation of underrepresented Latino voices. The remote-first structure means roles are generally location-flexible within the United States.
