LOEF Participates at the 3rd Hispanic Heritage Festival at Princeton High School

LOEF@Hispanic Heritage Festival at Princeton City Schools

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Laura Moese, LOEF President and Ana Martinez, PCSD Family Coordinator

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Evendale, OH – September 28, 2024 – The Latino community came together in vibrant celebration at the 3rd Hispanic Heritage Festival, hosted by the Princeton City School District (PCSD). The event, directed by the dedicated Ana Martinez, PCSD Family Coordinator, was a resounding success, drawing attendees from all its neighboring community.

The festival was a testament to the rich cultural tapestry of the Latino community, featuring an array of Latin food trucks, music, and dances from countries such as Mexico, Ecuador, and Panama. The atmosphere was electric, with the community enthusiastically participating in a Zumba class that proved especially popular among teenagers and women.

Children enjoyed craft tables and various activities, ensuring fun for the entire family. Local organizations, including health providers, realtors, and universities, were on hand to share valuable information about their services. Companies offered food samples and snacks, while the LULAC Ohio Educational Foundation (LOEF) provided crucial scholarship information.

LOEF extends heartfelt congratulations to Ana Martinez and the PCSD for orchestrating such a remarkable event. The festival not only celebrated Hispanic heritage but also fostered a sense of unity and support within the community.

There truly was something for everyone at this year’s Hispanic Heritage Festival, making it a memorable day for all who attended.

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LULAC Ohio Educational Foundation Honors 2024 Scholarship Recipients

CINCINNATI, September 20, 2024—LULAC Ohio Educational Foundation (LOEF) held its 19th Annual Scholarship Celebration at Northern Kentucky University. The theme of this year’s event was “Sembrando y Cosechando” (planting & Harvesting) – Forging Dreams to Become  Reality, building a strong community.

During the event, LOEF honored 44 college scholarship recipients for their scholastic achievement. “ Lets continue to plant the seeds of strong education opportunity for all our students” said Laura Moese LOEF President.  We thank our Sponsors: Procter & Gamble, Closing the Health Gap, John and Francie Pepper, Kroger, Northern Kentucky University, Rhinegeist Brewery, Designers Items and More Boutique, Jeff Richardson & Family, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Rosa-Maria Moreno & Family, Dr. Christine O’Dea & Family, University of Cincinnati, Laura Moese & Family, David Brown & Family, Nelly Reyes Real State- Investor and Credit, Unlimited Interiors, Florence YALL’s baseball team.

LULAC Ohio Educational Foundation 501c(3) Non-Profit: We provide Latino students education opportunities in our community. We raise funds for enrichment programs an ESL classes, scholarships to attend institutions of higher education and trade schools, entrepreneurship and career training. We inform high schools and Latino students about opportunities for higher education and scholarships from LULAC Ohio Educational Foundation.  

LOEF President Visits UC Digital Futures

On September 17, 2020, Laura Moese, President of the LULAC Ohio Education Foundation (LOEF), visited University of Cincinnati Digital Futures. Dr. Alejandro Lozano Robledo, Director of Future Mobility, provided her with a tour of his laboratory space. Professor Lozano, who was the keynote speaker at the upcoming LOEF 19th Scholarship Celebration, showcased the groundbreaking global and local projects his team is leading.

Moese was thoroughly impressed by the innovative work being conducted under Professor Lozano’s capable direction. She highlighted the significance of such remarkable advancements happening in the city, led by a distinguished Latino director. This visit underscored the incredible potential and impact of the projects at UC Digital Futures, reinforcing the importance of supporting and celebrating educational and technological achievements within the community.