Welcome to LHBF
The Lendinero Hispanic Business Foundation (LHBF) is a subordinate organization of Players Philanthropy Fund (PPF).
Players Philanthropy Fund (PPF) a Texas charitable trust recognized by IRS as a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c)(3).
LHBF with PPF are on a mission to assist
Latino-Owned Businesses (LOBs) and other minority owned businesses to launch and grow their businesses by providing GRANTS. Together we will keep Hispanic and Minority owned businesses open for generations to come.
Minority owned businesses and the impact on the U.S. Economy
We need corporate sponsors to help
us carry this mission. Donate today !!
We Believe
that your business is more than just a way to make money. It’s a way to improve your life, care for your family, and contribute to your community. Latino-owned businesses, referred to as LOBs, contribute to the American economy each year. The 2021 report by Latino Donor Collaborative calculated the total economic output (gross domestic product, or GDP) of Latinos in the United States at $2.7 trillion in 2019. This is up from $2.6 trillion in 2018, $2.1 trillion in 2015, and $1.7 trillion in 2010. Closing the opportunity gap for Latino-business owners will represent over $3 trillion in GDP in 2023. Indeed, that could buy everybody a nice little tax cut or a lot more services with your donations.
​Lendinero Hispanic Business Foundation is a subordinate organization of the Player philanthropy fund. A 501C 3 organization.
Learn more about our master organization.
What We Offer
Resources, technical and financial assistance to Latino-owned businesses (LOBs) and minority owned businesses from start ups to operational businesses. We provide business grants to help Latino-owned businesses and minorities. Our grants range from $1000 to $20,000 to assist LOBs with with business operational costs. Start ups must have 6 months in business minimum.
Sponsors
Your donations lift up Latino-owned and minority owned businesses. With your support, business owners can launch their operations, grow their businesses, obtain technical assistance, grants and better care for their families. Also, they fill a need within their communities, and employ people from their neighborhoods.