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Hispanic Business' 2009 Top Nonprofit Organizations

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2009 Top Nonprofit Organizations

1) Altamed Health Services Corp.
Los Angeles, CA
www.altamed.org
Year established: 1969
2008 expenditures: $93,648,989
2008 revenues: $109,310,740
Expenditure change from 2007: 15.05%
Mission: To provide coordinated, culturally appropriate, health and human services in Los Angeles and Orange counties, with particular attention to Latino and multi-ethnic communities.
President & CEO: Castulo de la Rocha

2) The Aspira Association
Washington, D.C
www.aspira.org
Year established: 1961
2008 expenditures: $64,805,807
2008 revenues: $65,280,910
Expenditure change from 2007: 5.06%
Mission: To empower the Puerto Rican and Latino community through advocacy and the education and leadership development of its youth.
Executive Director: Ronald Blackburn-Moreno

3) Mexican American Opportunity Foundation
Montebello, CA
www.maof.org
Year established: 1963
2008 expenditures: $63,092,457
2008 revenues: $63,310,797
Expenditure change from 2007: 4.32%
Mission: Community-based family services organization provides for the socioeconomic betterment of the greater Latino community of California, while preserving the pride, values, and heritage of the Mexican-American culture.
President/CEO: Martin Castro

4) Southwest Key Programs
Austin, TX
www.swkey.org
Year established: 1987
2008 expenditures: $57,445,176
2008 revenues: $58,701,874
Expenditure change from 2007: N/A
Mission: To improve the quality of life for children by providing culturally relevant schools, shelters for immigrant children, and youth and family services.
Executive Director: Dr. Juan Sanchez

5) Chicanos Por La Causa Inc.
Phoenix, AZ
www.cplc.org
Year established: 1969
2008 expenditures: $48,900,046
2008 revenues: $44,512,556
Expenditure change from 2007: -10.57%
Mission: To build strong, healthier communities as a lead advocate, coalition builder, and direct service provider. Promote positive change and self-sufficiency.
President/CEO: Edmundo Hidalgo

6) Hispanic Housing Development Corp.
Chicago, IL
www.hhdc.org
Year established: 1975
2008 expenditures: $48,468,745
2008 revenues: $53,340,802
Expenditure change from 2007: 13.38%
Mission: To stabilize Latino communities by developing, managing, and investing in ventures that increase the availability of affordable housing, promote economic opportunity, and enhance the quality of life.
President/CEO: Hipolito Roldan

7) La Clinica de La Raza
Oakland, CA
www.laclinica.org
Year established: 1971
2008 expenditures: $46,925,364
2008 revenues: $47,405,640
Expenditure change from 2007: 0.00%
Mission: To improve the quality of life of the diverse communities it serves by providing culturally appropriate, high quality, and accessible health care for all.

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