Sponsors

A very special thank you to the Mary Kay company who joins us this year as a silver-level sponsor for the Hispanic Communicators-DFW scholarship fund. Founded by businesswoman Mary Kay Ash in a small Dallas store, the company has grown to include more than 3 million independent beauty consultants around the world. The company is […]

The Hispanic Communicators-DFW sends a big thank you to Detective Gomez and the Hernandez Law Firm. Detective Gomez runs a local private investigation agency as well as his own Internet radio show. He also serves as lead detective for the reality television show Cheaters. The Hernandez Law Firm is a Dallas-based firm that specializes in

The University of North Texas’ Mayborn School of Journalism and the school’s Division of Institutional Equity & Diversity have joined us this year as a Bronze-level sponsor. Many former scholarship recipients are UNT alums. Current student and former scholarship winner Olmar Vanegas is the national student representative on the National Association of Hispanic Journalists board.

Thank you to Target for donating to our scholarship fund this year. The Minneapolis-based retailer joins us this year with a bronze-level sponsorship.

Lowe’s Construction has been an Hispanic/woman-owned utility contractor in the Dallas area since 1985. Mary Gonzales Lowe became a Lone Star Gas (now Atmos Energy) contractor in 1993 and soon after began working with what would become Oncor. Lowe’s Construction would like to “pay it forward” and help minorities advance and flourish in every possible way. Thank you for supporting the

Thank you to local affiliate NBC 5/KXAS for continuing to support the Hispanic Communicators-DFW’s efforts for future media professionals. NBC 5 has long contributed to our group by providing mentors and assistance for our workshops. This year the station returns to support us as a silver sponsor. And thank you for sharing with us Cynthia Lyons

We’re excited to announce that the University of Texas at Arlington and its UTA News en Español are bronze-level sponsors for our scholarship efforts. UTA has long had a stellar reputation for producing quality journalists with its award-winning student newspaper, The Shorthorn. Now the school is leader in preparing students for careers in Spanish-language media with

Thank you to the Alameel Foundation for donating $5,000 toward the Hispanic Communicators-DFW scholarship fund. The Dallas-based nonprofit aims to provide various scholarship and community service opportunities across the North Texas area. You can learn more about the group’s efforts here.

Thanks to our sponsor KUVN Univision 23 for continuing to support the Hispanic Communicators-DFW scholarship as a bronze-level sponsor and for helping us with so many other efforts big and small throughout the year.