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The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana (HCCL) is a non-profit organization formed in 1999 through the merger of two chambers, dedicated to fostering economic development and progress within the Hispanic community in Louisiana. With a focus on expanding trade relations between the state and Latin America, HCCL also collaborates with traditional American businesses to engage with the rapidly growing Hispanic population in the United States. Through signature events like the Baton Rouge Luncheon, Town Hall, and Excelencia Gala, HCCL provides opportunities for sponsors, members, and business professionals to network, create connections, and honor outstanding individuals and corporations for their achievements and leadership within the Hispanic business community.Generated from the website

Excelth Incorporated is a dedicated healthcare organization serving underserved communities in New Orleans and Baton Rouge. They provide high-quality, affordable primary care services, including dental, behavioral health, and social services, with a focus on patient involvement in their healthcare decisions. With multiple locations offering a range of services, Excelth aims to improve the health and well-being of individuals and families, regardless of their ability to pay. As a health center program grantee, Excelth receives funding to ensure access to essential healthcare for all members of the community. Generated from the website

Founded in 2006, New Schools for New Orleans supports and develops charter and traditional public school systems. Based in Louisiana, the organization specializes in recruiting, placing and developing teachers and principals in partnership. It also maintains a strategic charter development strategy that has evolved from launching and supporting new open enrollment charter schools to working with operators and service providers to expand operators. New Schools for New Orleans collaborates with teachNOLA and New Leaders for New Schools to recruit and place teachers and school leaders in New Orleans public schools.