Founded in 1982, Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF) supports immigrants and refugees, helping them achieve the American dream. As South Florida’s largest nonprofit for immigrants, HUF offers 12 programs and over 30 services in four languages, serving more than 553,500 individuals to date. HUF employs a family-centered, two-generation (2Gen) approach to promote social and economic stability. This strategy supports both children and parents, fostering family well-being and self-sufficiency.

The Comprando Rico y Sano (CRS) program, funded by the Citi Foundation, addresses economic opportunities, education, and access to healthy food.CRS initiatives include comprehensive intake processes, regular food distributions, weekly educational "Charlas," grocery store tours, cooking demonstrations, and expert presentations on nutrition, finance, and health. These efforts help immigrant families overcome barriers such as language proficiency, education access, and financial literacy, empowering them to achieve long-term stability and well-being. Through innovative support, HUF ensures its clients thrive independently.