2021 was a year filled with challenges but together we have been able to continue to succeed and help one another. At FCHCC, we have to celebrate our growing membership that exceeded all expectations, among other accomplishments throughout the year. We had a wonderful closing of the year celebration! We want to thank Havana Jax …
Rounded out the 2021 Year Celebrating our AccomplishmentsRead More »
EnterCircle was an incredible three-day venture summit at the link that covered topics important to young entrepreneurs, startups, small businesses and women entrepreneurs. Congratulations to the winners! The FCHCC wants to thank all the members who were part of this event especially Arlene Ortiz, for her coverage of the event. A special thanks to our …
For Immediate Release: November 1, 2021 – JACKSONVILLE, FL – The First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (FCHCC) is proud of their impact on the lives of more than one hundred scholarship recipients for their signature program, Achieving the Dream Scholarship, for over 29 years. Applicants undergo a rigorous process handled by a committee of community leaders …
Monica Hernandez, FCHCC President made the Cover of Latin Connection Magazine’s November 2021 Edition. Read the story, “A Woman of Vision and Goals” in this issue!
Yanira Cardona, Owner of YaYa Productions, active member of FCHCC and organizer of Viva la Fiesta held invited the chamber to the 2-day festivities on October 16 & 17. It was a wonderful event celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month!
Monica Hernandez, FCHCC President opened the Jax Historical Society Speaker Series meeting Oct. 14th & expressed her gratitude to them for promoting diversity and inclusion within the Hispanic and non-Hispanic community. Congratulations to Dr. Rebecca Dominguez-Karimi for her work on Voces de Hispanos: Jacksonville’s Hispanic Heritage. A true honor to all who participated in this …
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Alfred I. duPont Middle School unveiled on Tuesday a mural showcasing Hispanic heritage, painted by a Jacksonville-area artist. The message: To make all students feel accepted. “It meant so much to me. I wanted to make it as beautiful as possible,” said artist Whitney Esther Perez. Perez said the Duval County School District …
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