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HISPANIC BUSINESS 2004 TOP NONPROFITS

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Service area: New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico
Executive director: Maria Elena Girone

10. Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans
6001 Gulf Freeway
Houston, TX 77023
(713) 926-4756
www.aamainc.com
Year established: 1970
2003 expenditures: $14.82 million
2003 revenues: $14.88 million
Mission: To advance the lives of at-risk youth and families through programs in the areas of education, technology, health and social service.
Service area: Texas, Washington, D.C.
President/CEO: Gilbert Moreno

11. Congreso de Latinos Unidos
216 W. Somerset Street
Philadelphia, PA 19124
(215) 763-8870
www.congreso.net
Year established: 1977
2003 expenditures: $12.96 million
2003 revenues: $13.60 million
Mission: To strengthen Latino communities through social, economic, education and health services; leadership development; and advocacy.
Service area: North Philadelphia
Executive director: Nicholas Torres

12. El Valor
1850 W. 21st St.
Chicago, IL 60608
(312) 666-4511
www.elvalor.org
Year established: 1973
2003 Expenditures: $12.79 million
2003 Revenues: $12.29 million
Mission: To support and challenge urban families to achieve excellence and participate fully in community life. Our programs exist to enrich and empower people with disabilities, the disenfranchised and the undeserved. El Valor builds stronger, more inclusive communities by promoting early childhood development, enriching youth, supporting people with disabilities, strengthening families, and developing leadership.
Service area: Chicago and vicinity
President/CEO: Vincent A. Allocco

13. Casa Central Social Services Corp.
1343 N. California Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 645-2300
www.casacentral.org
Year established: 1954
2003 expenditures: $11.87 million
2003 revenues: $11.84 million
Mission: To stabilize and empower individuals and families, encourage self-sufficiency, and promote healthy family and community functioning in metropolitan Chicago through a continuum of social service programs that is creative, adaptable to levels of need, and comprehensive in nature. Special emphasis is placed on the needs of Hispanics.
Service area: Chicago metropolitan area
President/CEO: Ann R. Alvarez

14. Nuevo Amanecer Latino Children Services

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