You Have the Vision—But Is Anyone Hearing It? Shivaun had done everything “right.” She was a former principal, educator, and a mother of a child with special needs. She built Springdale Child Advocacy & Empowerment (SCAE) from her own experiences, determined to help overwhelmed parents navigate the special education system. But despite her passion, her message fell flat online. The parents who desperately needed her voice weren’t finding it. At Poderoso Media, we believe a powerful mission should never stay hidden behind unclear content. That’s why we partnered with Shivaun to transform her digital presence—and help families see exactly why SCAE could change their child’s future.
Launching and growing a small business can feel like juggling ten tasks at once—especially if you’re doing it all on your own. Fortunately, a range of government resources for entrepreneurs can help, from funding opportunities to mentorship programs. These offerings are especially valuable for Latino and Hispanic entrepreneurs looking to build sustainable ventures in the United States. In this article, we’ll explore key government-backed resources and agencies—like the Minority Development Business Agency (MBDA) and the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI)—along with event series and programs tailored to support entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds. Let’s dive in!
Latino small business grants are vital for many Latino and Hispanic entrepreneurs starting or expanding businesses. These grants offer a path to a brighter future, where anyone can thrive. Thanks to Latino small business grants, I've seen businesses that were once just ideas in someone's head become successful realities. Regardless of your level of experience, one thing is certain: securing a small business grant can be a key to elevating your Latino-owned small business. In this article, we'll be diving into some Latino small business grants for small businesses.
