Ahely Rios Allende

Emerson Collective is a company that invests in entrepreneurs and innovators driven by purpose and a sense of possibility, working to create a world of abundance for future generations. Complex challenges in education and economic mobility, immigration and the environment require audacious ideas, rigorous thinking and hard work. At EC, we are proud to partner with those taking big swings – with humility and hustle.

Emerson Collective is a company that invests in entrepreneurs and innovators driven by purpose and a sense of possibility, working to create a world of abundance for future generations. Complex challenges in education and economic mobility, immigration and the environment require audacious ideas, rigorous thinking and hard work. At EC, we are proud to partner with those taking big swings – with humility and hustle.

The California Community Foundation (CCF) is L.A. County’s foundation. CCF has served Los Angeles County for more than 100 years, addressing some of the core concerns of the community, including safe and affordable housing, accessible health care, quality education and access to arts and culture that are critical to quality of life. It is our mission to lead positive systemic change to strengthen Los Angeles communities. We are home to nearly 1,700 funds and steward more than $1.7 billion in assets. Through partnerships with our donors, grantees, financial advisors, volunteers and fellow foundations who share our vision and resources, we are building the future of Los Angeles, together. For more information, visit calfund.org, like us on Facebook at facebook.com/calfund and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @calfund.

The NALEO Educational Fund is the leading nonprofit organization that facilitates full Latino participation in the American political process, from citizenship to public service. The NALEO Educational Fund is a nonpartisan 501 (c)(3) organization first established in 1981, we carry out our mission through programs that integrate Latinos fully into American political society, provide professional development opportunities and technical assistance to the nation’s more than 6,000 Latino elected and appointed officials, and monitor and conduct advocacy on issues important to the Latino community and our political participation.