About Hispanic American Chamber

Who We Are

Founded in 2022, the Hispanic American Chamber of Commerce (HACC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering Hispanic entrepreneurs and businesses across the Coachella Valley and Los Angeles, California. Our mission is to foster economic growth and provide valuable resources to Hispanic communities, promoting diversity and inclusion in the business landscape.​Hispanic American Chamber

Our History

Established by a dedicated group of community members, HACC was created to address pressing issues such as homelessness and economic disparities within the Hispanic community. Since its inception, the Chamber has expanded its reach, offering aid, advocacy, and opportunities to hundreds of individuals annually. Through partnerships, volunteer efforts, and community-driven initiatives, HACC is committed to fostering an environment of empowerment and positive change.​Hispanic American Chamber

Our Partners

HACC collaborates with various organizations, including local businesses, educational institutions, and media outlets like K-ONDA Radio Station, to enhance our programs and extend our outreach. These partnerships are vital in providing comprehensive support to our members and the broader community.

The Hispanic American Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to fostering the economic development and growth of Hispanic-owned businesses. Our mission encompasses:​Hispanic American Chamber

1. Business Advocacy: Actively advocating for policies and initiatives that support the interests of Hispanic businesses at local, state, and national levels.​Hispanic American Chamber
    
2. Networking Opportunities: Providing platforms for Hispanic entrepreneurs to connect with each other and with larger business communities, facilitating valuable partnerships and business growth.​Hispanic American Chamber
    
3. Educational Programs: Offering a variety of educational resources and programs, including workshops, seminars, and mentorship opportunities, to equip Hispanic business owners with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed.​Hispanic American Chamber
    
4. Access to Resources: Enhancing access to financial resources, including grants and loans, by partnering with financial institutions and government agencies.​Hispanic American Chamber
    
5. Community Engagement: Engaging with local communities to promote entrepreneurship, economic empowerment, and cultural understanding, strengthening ties between Hispanic businesses and their communities.​Hispanic American Chamber+1Hispanic American Chamber+1