Emergency Response Fund
Supporting Our Hispanic & Immigrant Neighbors
Right now, families in our community are living in fear. Children are telling their teachers they’re afraid to go to school—unsure if their parents will still be there when they return. Parents are withdrawing from public life, too afraid to attend church, visit the store, or seek medical care. Refugee families, who came here seeking safety, hesitate to call the police in times of crisis, fearing unintended consequences.
Our Hispanic and Latino neighbors are suffering in silence, facing impossible choices every day. But we refuse to let them face this alone.
What Your Gift Provides
Your donation provides urgent assistance, helping families stay safe, stable, and connected to critical resources.
Legal Support
Help connect families to low to no-cost legal consultations, ensuring families understand their rights and options.
Crisis Assistance
Help with emergency planning, trauma counseling, and immediate needs like rent and utility assistance.
Advocacy & Family Stabilization
Help connect legal aid, community advocacy, and direct support to keep families together and secure.
The situation is constantly evolving, and our Emergency Response Fund allows us to remain agile, providing critical support to the Hispanic and Latino community when and where it’s needed most.
We Must Act Now
At Como Comunidad, we believe that no challenge should be faced in isolation. That’s why we’ve launched the Emergency Response Fund—a vital lifeline for families in crisis. With your support, we can ensure that when a family reaches out for help, we are ready to respond.
Your donation provides urgent assistance, helping families stay safe, stable, and connected to critical resources.
Donate Today
Every dollar provides immediate assistance to families in need.
Volunteer
Bilingual volunteers, legal professionals, and advocates are urgently needed.
Partner With Us
Businesses and organizations can offer services, funding, or other support to expand our impact.
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How You Can Help
The fear and uncertainty are real, but so is the strength of our community. When a family is in crisis, we want them to know: We’ve got you.
Stand with our Hispanic and Latino neighbors today.