Author: LOEF
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Caminemos Juntos a Votar
Cincinnati, Nov 2, 2024 – On a beautiful and sunny day, members of LULAC Cincinnati, LULAC Ohio Educational Foundation (LOEF), Immigrant and Refugee Law Center and Esperanza Latino Center, along with many friends and family, gathered to rally support for the Latino vote. The event emphasized the importance of civic duty and the power of…
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LOEF@ Parents night at Hartwell Elementary School
Cincinnati, Oct 30, 2024 – Hartwell Elementary School celebrated a successful Parents Meeting, an informative session designed to provide parents with the tools they need to help their children succeed academically. This initiative, aimed at fostering educational support within the community, saw enthusiastic participation and engagement. The initial involvment of LULAC Ohio Educational Foundation (LOEF)…
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LOEF@BLINK- Newport KY
Newport, Oct 19, 2024 – Roebling Books & Coffee hosted an engaging event featuring a Summermusik performance and vibrant Mexican Folklore dances as part of their Blink celebration. The performances were graced by Alba Alzamar and Gabriel Martinez, both esteemed members of the LOEF Young Latino Professional Network (YLPN). In a show of support for…
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LOEF@Somos Cincinnati at University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Oct 15, 2024 – The Admissions Office of the University of Cincinnati recently hosted Somos Cincinnati, an event specifically tailored to high school students with a special focus on Latinx students and their families. More than 200 high school students from the Greater Cincinnati area attended the event, participating in sessions on navigating college…
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LOEF@ Breast Cancer Awareness at Macy’s Kenwood
Cincinnati, October 12, 2024 – the Breast Cancer Awareness event held at Macy’s Kenwood was both informative and impactful, featuring a mobile van that offered 3D breast cancer detection services on-site. Attendees were deeply moved by the inspiring stories shared by three cancer survivors. In addition, the Mercy Health coordinator and double cancer survivor, emphasized…
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LOEF @ Hamilton County Hispanic Heritage Month
Cincinnati, October 10, 2024 – Hamilton County’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations concluded with an inspiring ceremony where Commissioner Dumas honored three distinguished Latinos for their outstanding contributions to the community. The honorees included Judge Marilyn Zayas, Aileen Combs, Civil Rights Director at LULAC Cincinnati, and Sergio Mata, Immigration Liaison from the Community Action Agency. The…
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LOEF@Hispanic Chamber of Commerce USA celebration
Cincinnati, October 10, 2024 – The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce USA hosted its annual celebration at TQL Soccer Stadium, drawing in a vibrant crowd to honor Hispanic commerce. The event served as a crucial opportunity for the LULAC Ohio Educational Foundation (LOEF) to strengthen its relationships with partners and showcase its unwavering support for the…
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Cincinnati City Council Awards Community Honor to LOEF President Laura Moese
Cincinnati, October 9, 2024 – In a heartwarming ceremony at City Hall, the Cincinnati City Council awarded the Community Award to Laura Moese, President of the LULAC Ohio Educational Foundation (LOEF). Vice Mayor Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney presented the award on behalf of Mayor Aftab Pureval and the entire council board, marking a significant recognition of…
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100 Years of Hartwell Elementary School Celebration a Resounding Success
Cincinnati, October 5, 2024 – Hartwell Elementary School marked its centennial celebration with a vibrant and diverse community event that brought together students, families, and local organizations. The celebration, held on October 5th, showcased the rich cultural mosaic of the school’s community. A highlight of the event was the participation of LOEF President Laura Moese, who invited Florence Y’ALLs players to join the festivities. The baseball stars delighted students by gifting 50 signed balls, creating unforgettable memories for those in attendance. The event provided an excellent platform to spread the word about LOEF’s scholarships and services. The organization’s presence underscored its commitment to educational support and community engagement, particularly within the Hispanic community. In recognition of LOEF’s impactful engagement, Mr. Lewis has invited Mrs. Moese to join the monthly meetings with students’ parents. This initiative aims to enhance support for Latino families and foster greater integration and educational success. The centennial celebration of Hartwell Elementary School not only commemorated a century of educational excellence but also highlighted the power of community collaboration in enriching the lives of students and their families.