Latino Community Development Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for New Office

Honoring Heritage, Empowering Communities, and Fostering Independence Across South Carolina

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Columbia, SC – In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Latino Community Development (LCD) is proud to recognize the profound contributions of Latinos and Afro-Latinos to the cultural, social, and economic fabric of South Carolina. As part of this commemoration, LCD will host a special ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new office space, further advancing its mission to honor heritage, foster independence, and create equitable communities across the state.

Latinos and Afro-Latinos have long enriched South Carolina with their diverse traditions, talents, and hard work. From entrepreneurship and education to arts and public service, the Latino community has played an essential role in shaping a vibrant and inclusive future. Latino Community Development is proud to empower these communities by providing essential resources, fostering independence, and ensuring access to affordable housing and health equity.

“We are thrilled to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by opening the doors of our new office,” said Tanya Rodriguez-Hodges, Executive Director of Latino Community Development. “This new space symbolizes our continued commitment to uplifting communities, honoring our shared heritage, and fostering opportunities for self-reliance and growth.”

Event Details:
What: Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony in Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month
When: Thursday, September 26, 2024 (3:00 PM – 6:30 PM)
Where: 209 Dawson Road, Suite 1, Columbia 29223
Who: Open to the public. Local leaders, community members, and media are encouraged to attend.
This event is more than just the opening of a new office—it is a celebration of the shared heritage and vibrant contributions of Latino and Afro-Latino communities throughout South Carolina. Attendees will hear from community leaders, learn about the impact of LCD’s ongoing programs, and see firsthand how our work shapes the future of Lexington, Richland, Sumter, and beyond.

Latino Community Development remains dedicated to inspiring self-reliance through community support, educational programs, and active engagement while honoring the rich cultural traditions that define us. Our vision is to create equitable communities where everyone thrives, and this new office will serve as a beacon of support and empowerment for all who seek our services.

For more information about the ribbon-cutting ceremony or to learn more about our programs, please contact: Tanya Rodriguez-Hodges at info@latinocdc.org.

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