Empowering Latinos for a Brighter Tomorrow

Columbus Institute Drives Latino Advancement in Education, Financial Literacy, and Community.

Empowerment

Preparing Latinos for College Success and Beyond

Our College Prep Workshops provide valuable resources and guidance to help Latino students navigate the college application process, secure financial aid, and make informed decisions about their future.

Realize Your Potential

Expert-led workshops on college applications, financial aid, and choosing the right college.

Establish Strong Connections

Connect with successful professionals who can provide guidance, networking opportunities, and career advice.

Explore Learn Achieve at The Columbus Institute

Discover a range of powerful online tools designed to empower the Latin population in the US. From interactive policy guides to comprehensive financial literacy portals and college application toolkits, we have everything you need to succeed.

Interactive Policy Guide

Easily understand how government policies affect you.

Financial Literacy Portal

Access articles, videos, and tools for financial empowerment.

College Application Toolkit

Get step-by-step guidance for a successful college application.

Apply for the Columbus Institute College Scholarship

Invest in your future with the Columbus Institute College Scholarships. This grant provides financial assistance to deserving Latino students pursuing higher education.

Get Involved and Make a Difference

Join our mentorship programs and help shape the future of young Latinos.

Become a Mentor and Inspire the Next Generation

Make a difference in the lives of young Latinos by becoming a mentor today.

Support Our Mentorship Programs and Change Lives

Donate to our mentorship programs and help empower young Latinos to achieve their dreams.

Empowering Latinos Through
Mentorship Programs

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Subscribe to our newsletter and get the latest updates on our initiatives, events, and the stories of the people we’re empowering.

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To join Columbus Institute, simply visit our donate page and follow the instructions to sign up. We offer different membership levels to suit your needs and preferences.
Donating to Columbus Institute is easy. You can Make a one-time donation or choose to set up recurring donations. Visit our donation page to contribute and support our initiatives.
Columbus Institute in dedicated to empowering the Latin population in the US. Our initiatives include educational programs, advocacy for equal rights, and community outreach. Learn more about our initiatives on our website.
We welcome individuals who are passionate about our cause to get involved. You can volunteer your time, participate in events, or contribute your skills. contact us to learn more about how you can make a difference.
There are many way to support the Columbus Institute. You can become a member, donate, or spread awareness about our organization. Together, we can create positive change in the Latin community.

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Empowering Latin Americans for a brighter future.

Latinos in the U.S. are rising, with more students enrolling in college and more entrepreneurs building businesses that strengthen our economy. But we know there’s still a long way to go. Only 24% of Latino students graduate with a four-year degree, and Latino-owned businesses receive less than 1% of venture capital funding. These are more than just numbers—they represent real barriers to opportunity.

We’re here to change that. By investing in education, supporting small businesses, and promoting leadership, we can help build a future where all Latinos have the chance to thrive. With your support, we’re working to create programs that open doors and empower individuals to realize their full potential.

18%

Latinos have an uninsured rate of 18%, double the national average.

24%

Only 24% of Latino students complete a four-year degree, compared to 45% of non-Hispanic students.

4%

Latinos hold just 4% of executive roles in Fortune 500 companies.

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Latino-owned businesses receive less than 1% of venture capital funding.

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