NALCAB Members
NALCAB - The National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders represents and serves a geographically and ethnically diverse group of nonprofit community development and asset building organizations that are anchor institutions in our nation's Latino communities. NALCAB members are experts in implementing responsible, market-based strategies for creating jobs, developing neighborhood assets and building family wealth. They include affordable housing developers, micro-lenders, economic development corporations and consumer counseling agencies.
NALCAB's mission is to build financial and real estate assets as well as human and technology resources in Latino families, communities and organizations.
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Northeast Members
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Midwest Members
Minnesota
Northwest Members
Southeast Members
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Southwest Members
California
- Anewamerica Community Corporation - Berkeley
- Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation - Ventura
- Calexico Neighborhood House - Calexico
- Chicana Service Action Center - Los Angeles
- CHISPA, Inc. - Salinas
- Community Services Unlimited, Inc. - Los Angeles
- EARN - San Francisco
- East Los Angeles Community Corporation - Los Angeles
- El Centro del Pueblo - Los Angeles
- Habitat for Humanity of San Fernando/Santa Clarita Valleys - Los Angeles
- Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles - Los Angeles
- La Cocina Community Kitchen - San Francisco
- Mission Asset Fund - San Francisco
- Mission Economic Development Agency - San Francisco
- New Capital LLC - Los Angeles
- New Economics for Women - Los Angeles
- TELACU - Los Angeles
- Templo Calvario CDC - Santa Ana
- Valley Economic Development Center - Van Nuys
- Women's Action to Gain Economic Security - Oakland
New Mexico
- HELP New Mexico - Albuquerque
- Siete del Norte Community Development Corporation - Embudo
- Southwest Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. - Albuquerque
- Tierra del Sol Housing Corporation - Anthony
- Yes Housing, Inc. - Albuquerque
Texas
- ACCIÓN Texas - San Antonio
- Affordable Homes of South Texas, Inc. - McAllen
- Alianza Para El Desarrollo Comunitario - San Elizario
- Avenida Guadalupe Association - San Antonio
- Azteca Econonomic Development and Preservation Corporation - Laredo
- Brownsville Affordable Homeownership Corporation - Brownsville
- Business & Community Lenders of Texas - Austin
- Community Development Corporation of Brownsville - Brownsville
- Community Services Agency of South Texas, Inc. - Carrizo Springs
- EDCO Ventures - Austin
- El Paso Affordable Housing CUSO - El Paso
- Esperanza Peace & Justice Center - San Antonio
- Futuro Communities, Inc. - Uvalde
- Harlingen Community Development Corporation - Harlingen
- La Fe Community Development Corporation - El Paso
- Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council - Weslaco
- Lower Valley Housing Corporation - Fabens
- Merced Housing Texas - San Antonio
- San Antonio Housing Authority - San Antonio
- Westside Development Corporation - San Antonio
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Change in Total
Hispanic Population
2001-2011
+61.3%
Average Median
Household Income
Household Income
$58,851
Hispanic Median
Household Income
Household Income
$42,925
Average
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
11.12%
Average Hispanic
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
21.37%
All population data taken from 2010 US Census, all other data taken from 2005–2009 American Community Survey and are 5–year estimates.
Change in Total
Hispanic Population
2001-2011
+45.45%
Average Median
Household Income
Household Income
$54,842
Hispanic Median
Household Income
Household Income
$42,416
Average
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
13.20%
Average Hispanic
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
20.64%
All population data taken from 2010 US Census, all other data taken from 2005–2009 American Community Survey and are 5–year estimates.
Change in Total
Hispanic Population
2001-2011
+62.67%
Average Median
Household Income
Household Income
$51,886
Hispanic Median
Household Income
Household Income
$40,334
Average
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
12.13%
Average Hispanic
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
22.10%
All population data taken from 2010 US Census, all other data taken from 2005–2009 American Community Survey and are 5–year estimates.
Change in Total
Hispanic Population
2001-2011
+70.85%
Average Median
Household Income
Household Income
$48,414
Hispanic Median
Household Income
Household Income
$38,488
Average
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
12.78%
Average Hispanic
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
23.59%
All population data taken from 2010 US Census, all other data taken from 2005–2009 American Community Survey and are 5–year estimates.
Change in Total
Hispanic Population
2001-2011
+%107.08
Average Median
Household Income
Household Income
$44,091
Hispanic Median
Household Income
Household Income
$38,214
Average
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
16.22%
Average Hispanic
Poverty Rate
Poverty Rate
25.23%
All population data taken from 2010 US Census, all other data taken from 2005–2009 American Community Survey and are 5–year estimates.
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