Voto Latino Foundation’s Immigrant Neighbor Fund
Strengthened by Investment by social media founder

Donate now to help us match the first $10,000 of Jack’s donation
and provide relief to our immigrant neighbors in need.

John,

While more than 40 percent of Latinos lost some or all of their wages due to the COVID-19 pandemic, one-fifth of the Latino workforce was excluded from receiving relief funds under the CARES Act. That’s why last year, the Voto Latino Foundation established the Immigrant Neighbor Fund to provide direct financial support to affected families.

Those excluded from relief funds include the very people who are holding our economy together in the service industries, as frontline healthcare professionals, and as agricultural workers. It’s unconscionable that they would be excluded from relief funds.

The pandemic has left no family untouched, and the need out there is enormous. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who has contributed so far to make the Immigrant Neighbor Fund a reality -- including Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who just made a major contribution as part of his #StartSmall philanthropic initiative.

But no matter how generous, no single donation will be enough to meet the need of this moment. It’s on all of us who are able to pitch in and make sure no one is left behind as we begin to finally stamp out the COVID-19 pandemic.

So John, if you’re in a position to give, please pitch in now to help us reach our $10,000 goal and provide much needed help to our immigrant neighbors. 100% of your donation will go to the Immigrant Neighbor Fund.


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