HUF Partner and Funder News
March 2016
 

Thank you for your support of Hispanic Unity. We hope you enjoy learning about our partners' and funders' exciting initiatives. 
BB&T is a Hispanic Unity of Florida partner, supporting HUF's Civic Engagement program. This program provides high quality, technology-supported citizenship classes with a qualified teacher, a curriculum approved and recommended by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), a small class environment and a convenient class schedule.

The program also assists clients with the preparation for the naturalization process, including one-on-one assistance with the N-400 form (citizenship application), the citizenship interview, legal advice and referrals.

About BB&T
Building on a tradition of excellence in community banking that stretches back to 1872, BB&T offers clients a complete range of financial services including banking, lending, insurance, trust and wealth management solutions.

To learn more about BB&T, click here.
Service has been a hallmark of American Express throughout its 160-year history. This service ethos comes to life every time they help a customer - whether with a simple, everyday request or in an emergency situation. American Express shows the same care and commitment to service in our communities.
This past Saturday, American Express volunteers joined Hispanic Unity and the Miami New Americans Campaign at Marlin's Park to help more than 400 people with free citizenship assistance. A huge THANK YOU to our friends at American Express for volunteering with us and for supporting HUF's work in naturalization and citizenship.

To learn more about HUF's upcoming Calendar of Citizenship classes, click here.

To learn more about American Express, click here.
Working side-by-side with schools, government, and non-profit partners, Comcast has connected more than 600,000 families--over two-million low-income Americans-- to the power of the Internet in their homes through its Internet Essentials program.

Internet Essentials, which provides families with affordable access to the Internet, was  originally designed for families with children eligible to receive a free school lunch from the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). Over the years, the program has expanded to include to children eligible for a reduced price school lunch and families with children in all types of schools. Most recently,  on a pilot basis and in an effort to provide greater opportunities and bridge the digital divide, the program was expanded to low-income seniors and low-income community college students. 
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To learn more about Internet Essentials and to see if you qualify, click here or call 1-855-8-INTERNET.
Orientation of University Programs

Ana G. Méndez University System - South Florida Campus
Miramar Park of Commerce
3520 Enterprise Way, Miramar, FL 33025
 
Sat., March 26, 2016:         1 1AM-12PM               
Wed., March 30, 2016:       11AM-12PM and 6PM-7PM
Sat., April 2, 2016:             11AM-12PM
Wed., April 6, 2016:           11AM-12PM and 6PM-7PM
Sat., April 9, 2016:             11AM-12PM

To learn more, click here
Hispanic Unity of Florida
5840 Johnson Street, Hollywood, FL 33021 | 954-964-8884 | www.HispanicUnity.org
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