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- HISPA Role Model Program - Red Bank Middle School (Event with volunteer timeslots)(1 day)
- HISPA Role Model Program, YMCA Summit, NJ(Event with volunteer timeslots)(8 days)
- HISPA collaborates with the PACE Eye-Opener Sessions(Event with volunteer timeslots)(30 days)
- HISPA Role Model Program - Red Bank Middle School (Event with volunteer timeslots)(36 days)
- HISPA collaborates with the PACE Eye-Opener Sessions(Event with volunteer timeslots)(37 days)
- HISPA Role Model Program NEW BRUNSWICK MIDDLE SCHOOL(Event with volunteer timeslots)(43 days)
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AT&T Supports Freehold's HISPA With Grant Dollars and Volunteer Hours
AT&T Foundation Donates $5,000; AT&T HACEMOS Contributes 740 Service Hours
Princeton Event to Showcase Latino Inventor of Modified Chess Game
Presented by Latino Princetonians, PACTO and HISPA
PRINCETON – Javier Lizarzaburu Araujo, an Ecuadorian inventor and entrepreneur who has created a new concept of the game of chess, will speak and offer a hands-on presentation on Friday, Feb. 12, 6 - 8 p.m.
Thank you to our wonderful HISPA Three Kings Banquet sponsors
HISPA would like to thank all the sponsors and participants of the 2010 Three Kings Banquet for their wonderful support for HISPA’s mission and programs. At the event HISPA Role Models, volunteers, supporters and friends, gathered to celebrate their commitment to SHARING their stories INSPIRING and TRANSFORMING students' future.
HISPA Role Model Bureau to Hold Annual Three Kings Banquet
FREEHOLD, NJ – HISPA, a national non-profit organization with the mission to reduce dropout rates by mobilizing Latino professionals to serve as active role models, will hold its Annual Three Kings Banquet on Thursday, Jan. 14, 6:30 p.m., at Seabra’s Armory in Perth Amboy.
Fifty More Hispanic Professionals Say ‘Presente!’ as HISPA Role Model Program Kicks Off Second Year Bringing Total to 200
FREEHOLD, NJ – The HISPA Role Model program, a national non-profit organization dedicated to providing professional Hispanic role models for young students, started off its second year with 50 new volunteers, which allows the program to substantially expand its reach.
