EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Fast lifesaving emergency response and support for survivors of natural disasters.
Natural disasters like floods, storms, droughts, earthquakes, tornadoes, and hurricanes destroy lives and properties. They cripple the local economies and render so many people homeless. The Cantaso Foundation is here to help!
Every year, we work directly with our partner agencies to provide urgently needed food assistance, shelter, medical aid, and emotional support to affected Hispanic communities within and outside the United States.
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The Cantaso Foundation is always ready to help - no matter the disaster!
Whether it is Hurricane Ida in New Jersey or massive flooding in Brazil, The Cantaso Foundation is always ready to provide critical aid no matter the location or type of disaster. We serve in all states of the federation and ten countries in Latin America, so you can always count on us to be the very first to arrive at disaster sites and provide help to people in need.

As a humanitarian aid organization, we use customized recovery plans to help disaster victims endure and recover. And even when others have left, we stay back to provide long-term assistance that rebuilds communities and puts people's lives back on track.
The Cantaso Foundation Helps Meet the Natural Disaster Survivors Through:
The Cantaso Foundation gives hope through immediate disaster relief!
From distributing food packs to helping residents settle back in their homes, we are always the first to arrive and last to leave the scene. But we do more than clean up or share food. We also give hope to those whose lives are shattered by disasters. And thanks to kind-hearted individuals like you, The Cantaso Foundation is always prepared to provide swift emergency relief to Hispanics facing disasters - whatever their needs might be.

They lead to the loss of housing, jobs, and over $215 million worth of assets.

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More than 20 million Hispanics are affected by natural disasters every year.
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OTHER WAYS WE HELP VULNERABLE HISPANICS
Although Hispanics are the second fastest-growing ethnic group in America, they still struggle with racial and civic rights inequality in their everyday lives.
In 2020, the number of Hispanic immigrants seeking entry into the United States rose by 8%.
More than 1 in 5 Hispanics go hungry every day.
Building Hispanic communities through sustainable economic development projects.
Many Hispanics struggle with poverty because they lack job skills and employment opportunities.
Studies show that an extra year of schooling can increase a person’s future earnings by 10%.
Fast lifesaving emergency response and support for survivors of natural disasters.
Every year, about 3 million vulnerable Hispanics struggle with poor health due to a lack of finances.
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