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Carrollton Farmers Branch Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Jose Lopez
P.O. Box 110186
Carrollton, TX 75011
Phone: 469-363-0741
Fax: (214) 540-8450
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Services
- CFBHCC will represent the interests
- CFBHCC will act as a liaison
- CFBHCC will provide a free directory
- CFBHCC will organize seminars
Going Green Commitments
- We support the promotion of a healthy environment and are committing to:
- 1.Comply with all business regulations
- 2.Conserve energy and other valuable resources
- 3.Implement procedures to reduce pollution and waste
- 4.Be an environmental steward within our community
- 5.Constantly work to improve the conservation of resources and reduction of waste
Hours of Operation
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Reminder: Civil Rights and Related Interests Forum (09/13/09)
Come join us in discussion of important interests in Carrollton/Farmers Branch and other cities
Saturday, September, 19th starting from 9:00am to 12:00pm
At Farmers Branch Community Recreation Center, Heart side & Val wood, Farmers Branch
Hosted by the Carrollton/Farmers Branch Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Facilitated by LULAC State and National LULAC Civil Rights Commissions
Richard Sambrano, CFBHCC Special Projects Director
Ed Elizondo, LULAC State Civil Rights Commission Chair
Susan Young, CFHCC Training Director
Topics to be discussed include:
• The Implementation of the Criminal Alien Program, 287 (g) and Operation Wrangler by local law enforcement
• Student Dropout and Parental Involvement: How Can We Help?
Law Enforcement, Federal and Local School Officials, Pincipals and Teachers Will Be There As Resource People
This is an excellent Forum for parents and students!
We Will Also Brainstorm Other Interests for Inclusion in Future Forums RSVP rgsambrano@tx.rr.com or call 214-601-8681, if not come anyway
No Registration Fee – Free Snacks
more info...
Saturday, September, 19th starting from 9:00am to 12:00pm
At Farmers Branch Community Recreation Center, Heart side & Val wood, Farmers Branch
Hosted by the Carrollton/Farmers Branch Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Facilitated by LULAC State and National LULAC Civil Rights Commissions
Richard Sambrano, CFBHCC Special Projects Director
Ed Elizondo, LULAC State Civil Rights Commission Chair
Susan Young, CFHCC Training Director
Topics to be discussed include:
• The Implementation of the Criminal Alien Program, 287 (g) and Operation Wrangler by local law enforcement
• Student Dropout and Parental Involvement: How Can We Help?
Law Enforcement, Federal and Local School Officials, Pincipals and Teachers Will Be There As Resource People
This is an excellent Forum for parents and students!
We Will Also Brainstorm Other Interests for Inclusion in Future Forums RSVP rgsambrano@tx.rr.com or call 214-601-8681, if not come anyway
No Registration Fee – Free Snacks
more info...
Recordatorio: Foro acerca de los Derechos Civiles, Inmigraci (09/13/09)
Vengan y acompáñenos a una discusión muy importante de lo que ocurre en Carrollton/Famers Branch y otras ciudades
Sábado 19 de septiembre del 2009 de 9:00 am a 12:00 Meridiano
En el Centro recreativo “Farmers Branch Community Recreation Center” localizado Heartside & Valwood en la ciudad de Farmers Branch
Organizado por la Cámara de Comercio Hispana de Carrollton/Farmers Branch
Ofrecida por Richard Sambrano de la Comisión Nacional de Derechos Civiles de LULAC y miembro de la CFBHCC como Director de Proyectos Especiales junto con Ed. Elizondo, Director de la Comisión Estatal de Derechos Civiles de LULAC y Susan Young, CFHCC Directora de Entrenamiento
Temas que se discutiran:
• Los Programas de Inmigración, el CAP, el 287g y Operación Wrangler aplicados por policías locales
• Programas para que nuestros hijos terminen estudios en sus escuelas, participación de padres y cómo podemos ayudar
Oficiales de policías locales, federales y estatales, Rectores de escuelas, maestros y padres de familias estarán con nosotros. No falte a este foro de gran importancia
También discutiremos otros temas de intereses para que se incluyan en foros que se programen en el futuro
RSVP:richard@cfbhcc.org, llame al 214-601-8681 o venga de todas maneras
Entrada gratis y antojitos gratis
more info...
Sábado 19 de septiembre del 2009 de 9:00 am a 12:00 Meridiano
En el Centro recreativo “Farmers Branch Community Recreation Center” localizado Heartside & Valwood en la ciudad de Farmers Branch
Organizado por la Cámara de Comercio Hispana de Carrollton/Farmers Branch
Ofrecida por Richard Sambrano de la Comisión Nacional de Derechos Civiles de LULAC y miembro de la CFBHCC como Director de Proyectos Especiales junto con Ed. Elizondo, Director de la Comisión Estatal de Derechos Civiles de LULAC y Susan Young, CFHCC Directora de Entrenamiento
Temas que se discutiran:
• Los Programas de Inmigración, el CAP, el 287g y Operación Wrangler aplicados por policías locales
• Programas para que nuestros hijos terminen estudios en sus escuelas, participación de padres y cómo podemos ayudar
Oficiales de policías locales, federales y estatales, Rectores de escuelas, maestros y padres de familias estarán con nosotros. No falte a este foro de gran importancia
También discutiremos otros temas de intereses para que se incluyan en foros que se programen en el futuro
RSVP:richard@cfbhcc.org, llame al 214-601-8681 o venga de todas maneras
Entrada gratis y antojitos gratis
more info...
About Us
We are a nonprofit organization created to promote small and medium sized businesses located within these two cities and the surrounding areas.
More than 42% of the combined population in these areas is Hispanic, so we place a great emphasis in the advancement of local small and medium sized Hispanic businesses. We constitute a united and massive voice that makes it possible for our members to be heard at the city level.
Defining Statement
My name is Jose R Lopez, and I am the president of the chamber called CFBHCC. We work with small and medium side businnes owner that want to expand their busines and revenueMission Statement
The mission of the Carrollton-Farmer Branch Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is to create, expand and promote business opportunities to the Hispanic community, through advocacy, education, and networking, for the benefit of strengthening the Hispanic Business and communities which it serves and represents.Target Market
Industry:The CFB Hispanic Market
Decision Maker:
The best
Audience:
Small businness owners
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