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ANNUAL2024 Message
Leer from CEOWho We Are /Our Transformaon StrategyOur Four Levels of ImpactBoard of Directors04060810 0102THE NEIGHBORHOODCharloe HillsTown and CountryTABLE OF CONTENTS1415
THE CITYUniversityHealth CenterChurchKidsUnitedResearch InstuteArribaThe WearHouseTHE STATEWestern NCCommunity Leaders03040605THE NATIONEl Futuro es LanoFinancialsJoin the Journey: Your Support Transforms CommuniesBy the Numbers3436404818202224252628304952
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As we close out 2024, I find myself reflecng on an extraordinary year of growth, impact, and transformaon. At Camino Community Development Corporaon, we believe that true, lasng change begins at the neighborhood level—but it doesn’t stop there. This year, our work has exemplified the theme: “From the Neighborhood to the Naon.” Just as a strong city cannot thrive without well-built roads and highways, our mission to equip people to live healthy, hopeful, and producve lives cannot expand without solid infrastructure. In 2024, we dedicated ourselves to construcng that infrastructure—not just in the physical sense but through technology, relaonal networks, and state-of-the-art facilies that are paving the way for a greater naonal reach.Through cung-edge technology, we are strengthening our ability to serve more people efficiently, extending our impact beyond local communies and reaching across the country. Our relaonal networks have grown stronger, allowing us to build collaborave partnerships that extend the reach of our mission. And with the expansion and compleon of key facilies, we now have the physical space needed to sustain our rapid growth and serve individuals and families more effecvely than ever before. This has been a year of incredible progress. Dear Friends, Partners, and Supporters,We have seen record-breaking growth in our programs, expanded our services to new communies, and completed significant milestones that have posioned us for even greater impact in the years to come.We celebrate the many lives that have been transformed, the families that have found hope, and the communies that are now healthier and stronger because of the work we’ve been able to accomplish together. Yet, this is only the beginning. As we look ahead to 2025, we remain commied to building and strengthening the infrastructure necessary to take our mission even further—from the neighborhood to the naon, and beyond.Thank you for your connued support, partnership, and belief in our vision. Together, we are building something truly remarkable.In for Life,Rusty PriceFounder and CEOCamino Community Development Corporaon
communies. By equipping people with the tools to build health, hope, and opportunity, we empower them to lead lasng change.Our Four Levels of Impact form a scalable, sustainable model, starng in local neighborhoods and expanding outward to the city, the state, and ulmately, the naon. At Camino, we believe true change happens through . Our approach goes beyond providing services—it creates a ripple effect that strengthens individuals, families, and enre HOE ARE?WOUR TRANSFORMATION STRATEGY
Lasng transformaon begins where people live. Through Discipleship Circles and embedded Camino Hubs in mobile home communies, we provide safe spaces for connecon, spiritual growth, and praccal support. Led by Community Engagement Specialists, these hubs offer both physical and spiritual care, equipping individuals to live healthier, more hopeful lives.As Camino’s home base, Charloe serves as a proving ground for scalable impact. Here, we expand access to healthcare, educaon, and workforce development through our Prototype Training Center and mobile medical units. By delivering integrated, person-centered care, we ensure that everyone has the opportunity to thrive.TRANSFORMING COMMUNITIES FROM WITHINBUILDING A HEALTHIER CHARLOTTE2. THE CITY1. THE NEIGHBORHOODOUR FOUR LEVELS OF IMPACT
Change accelerates when communies unite. Across North Carolina and the Southeast, Camino is building a network of Lano pastors, leaders, and organizaons to expand access to resources, services, and leadership development. Through our Collecve Impact Model and Pastors Network, we equip faith and community leaders with the tools to strengthen their congregaons, advocate for their communies, and drive systemic change.STRENGTHENING LATINO LEADERSHIP IN NORTH CAROLINA3. THE STATECamino’s impact extends beyond state lines. As Lanos move toward becoming the majority populaon in the U.S., their leadership, cultural influence, and economic power must reflect that reality. Built on the pillars of Community, Business, and Culture, this iniave is expanding Lano leadership, economic empowerment, and cultural influence, ensuring that Lanos are not just part of the future—they are building it.A MOVEMENT FOR THE FUTURE4. THE NATION
Rusty Price is the Founder and CEO of Camino and Camino Church. Since 1996, he has led humanitarian efforts providing over $168 million in aid across Lan America and the U.S. He launched El Futuro Es Lano in 2023 to shi perspecves and inspire Lanos to take ownership of their role in shaping America’s future. He has received the Hispanic Heritage Leadership Award from organizaons such as MASCAR, the NFL, and the Lan American Excelente Awards. A sought-aer speaker, he has presented at Moody Theological Seminary, the Peacock Theater, and EFEL events. Rusty and his wife, Anna, have four children and seven grandchildrenGeoff Gibbs, Jr. is a results-driven servant leader with experse in engineering product development, manufacturing operaons leadership, and project management. He holds degrees from Morehouse College and the Georgia Instute of Technology, and completed post graduate studies in finance and accounng from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. A dedicated pastor since 2015, Geoff leads Witness Church Charloe and is passionate about bridging generaonal, socio-economic, and ethnic gaps through faith. He serves on several community boards, including Camino Community Development Corporaon. Geoff and his wife, Jasmine, have two sons.Dr. Mazzei earned her dental degree from Universidad Santa Maria and held a private pracce for six years before moving to the U.S. She later founded eDental-Dpot, a dental supply company in Denver. She enjoys hiking, the beach, and collecng anques and stamps with her family.Greg, a rered naonal bank examiner and former Charloe City Council member, is now a senior director at Alvarez & Marsal LLC. He serves as Governor of NC West District Opmist Internaonal and board treasurer for Helping Hands Outreach H2O. He holds degrees from Hampton University, SMU, and a Nonprofit Management Cerficate from Duke University.Dr. Carmen Teague, a board-cerfied internist, founded Teague Internal Medicine and Enrichment. Formerly with Atrium Health, she’s also a Morehead-Cain Scholar, author, and nonprofit board member. She holds a master’s in counseling and cherishes being a mom of four.Dr. Vallés is a rered pediatrician with 40 years of experience, serving 10 years in San Juan, PR, and 30 years in the Boston area. A commied Chrisan for over 40 years, he and his wife Ada had been involved in marriage counseling and small group leadership. He has been married for 50 years and has four children and six grandchildren. Now, he serves as a leader at Camino Church and a consultant to his former pediatric pracce.
We equip people to live healthy, hopeful, and producve lives.”“Manuel, former EVP at Chiquita Brands, has led corporate and government affairs for over 35 years. Now a consultant for Sumitomo Corporaon, he has served on mulple boards and earned recognion for civil rights and corporate leadership. He holds law degrees from Columbia and the University of Puerto Rico.Shaun F. Moynihan is a financial advisor with Belmont Advisor, bringing 18 years of experience in finance aer a successful career in medical sales. A longme supporter of Camino, he was a founding board member of World Reach Incorporate—now Camino Community Development Corporaon—and a founding member of Camino Church. Shaun enjoys baseball, soccer, and great food. He has been married for 42 years to his beauful wife Cheryl and together they have a son, JohnJoe, Founder & Managing Partner of Metrolina Capital, has 30+ years in finance and real estate. He is the board chair of Carolina Business Capital and serves on mulple boards, including BK Technologies Corp. (NYSE: BKTI). He holds a B.A. and MBA from UNC Charloe, along with MAI, CCIM, and MRICS cerficaons.Pamela Sanchez is the Chief Markeng Officer at Norsan, a family-owned corporaon spanning the restaurant, food distribuon, and Hispanic media industries. Originally from Atlanta, she holds a business degree from Boston University and an MBA from IE Business School. Pamela serves on the Gwinne Chamber of Commerce Board and has previously held board roles with the Levine Museum of the New South, the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, and Communies in Schools.
NEIGHBORHOODTRANSFORMING COMMUNITIES FROM WITHIN
More than just service centers, these hubs are places of belonging and empowerment.Each locaon serves as a gathering place for spiritual growth, health and wellness resources, and community connecon. Led by Community Engagement Specialists, these local leaders walk alongside residents, fostering trust, culvang relaonships, and creang opportunies for both spiritual and physical well-being. By embedding ourselves within these neighborhoods, Camino is not just meeng immediate needs—it is creang a sustainable model for transformaon that can be replicated across North Carolina and beyond.Right here in the Charloe area, two communies Charlotte Hills and Town & Country, have already experienced this transformaon.Our strategy is simple but powerful: Embed ourselves within communies, build trust, and equip residents with the tools they need to thrive. Through the development of Camino Hubs—fully operaonal spaces inside mobile home communies—we bring services, faith-based discipleship, and relaonal support directly into the heart of underserved neighborhoods.
CHARLOTTEHILLSIn 2024, Camino has been embedded in Charloe Hills, creang a space for faith, connecon, and essenal services. Through discipleship circles, wellness programs, and community events, we’ve built lasng relaonships that equip people to live healthy, hopeful, and producve lives. Block Pares 2Aendees at community events 191Circle Gatherings 58Aendees at soccer clinics 47Aendees at ESL Classes 47Social Determinants of Health Assessments 476Trained Community Engagement Specialists 6 Volunteers in the community 66
TOWN ANDCOUNTRYBuilding on our work in Charloe Hills, we launched a Camino Hub in Town & Country in 2024 to deepen our neighborhood impact. Here, residents find spiritual support, health resources, and a strong sense of belonging—fostering transformaon that connues to grow.Block Pares 2Aendees at community events 93Aendees at soccer clinics 34Social Determinants of Health Assessments 247Trained Community Engagement Specialists 2Volunteers in the community 37Camino is commied to strengthening its presence, expanding services, and fostering deeper connecons in these communies—ensuring lasng transformaon and a future filled with health, hope, and opportunity.
CITYCREATING HEALTH, HOPE, AND OPPORTUNITY IN CHARLOTTE
True transformaon doesn’t stop at the neighborhood level—it requires a city-wide approach that empowers individuals to live healthy, hopeful, and producve lives.In 2024, Camino strengthened its ability to serve Charloe, enhancing operaons at its Prototype Training Center to ensure the highest standard of care and community impact.More than just a healthcare facility, the Prototype Training Center serves as a hub for holisc transformaon. By integrang educaon (Camino University), healthcare and wellness (Camino Health Center), faith (Camino Church), and workforce development (Camino Arriba), Camino is creang a comprehensive support system that equips individuals with the tools they need to thrive.Camino ensures that every service is person-first and data-driven, using insights from the Camino Research Instute to idenfy real community needs and shape programs that drive meaningful, lasng change.
CAMINO UNIVERSITYCAMINO UNIVERSITY’S 2024 IMPACTCamino University provides educaonal opportunies for both Spanish- and English-speaking communies by removing geographical, linguisc, and financial barriers. Through transformave local and digital classroom experiences, the university equips students with the intellect, ingenuity, and global perspecve necessary to become community-oriented leaders.SCHOOL OF LEADERSHIPEnrolled the first cohort of the Community Leadership Development track.32 Lano pastors are set to complete the City Changers course in May 2025, an 8-month hybrid program focused on strategic faith-based community transformaon.A second-year leadership curriculum is in development for 2025, designed to further equip Lano leaders for community impact.Camino University will launch a School of Business in partnership with Camino Arriba to support workforce and economic development.Course offerings will include computer literacy, small business development, and English as a Second Language (ESL).11 students graduated from the Missions and Church Planng program, a 12-hour course based on Ephesians 4:11-16, designed to equip disciples for ministry.Offered 4 theological and biblical studies courses (each course is 20 hours), with 115 students compleng coursework in theology, apologecs, biblical studies, and church history.In 2025, the school will expand its theological and biblical studies track with 4 addional courses covering the Old and New Testaments, forming a 2-year cerficate program in biblical studies.SCHOOL OF DIVINITYSCHOOL OF BUSINESS (COMING IN 2025!)
CONTINUING THE MISSIONExpanding leadership and theological educaon opportunies.Strengthening career development pathways.Equipping future generaons with the skills and knowledge to transform their communies.
CAMINO HEALTHA COMMITMENT TO HOLISTIC CAREIn 2024, Camino Health Center embarked on a transformave journey to enhance access, quality, and innovaon in healthcare. With a commitment to holisc care, we integrate Primary Care, Behavioral Health, Dental Care, and Nutrion to support long-term wellness. From prevenve check-ups and mental health counseling to dental treatments and nutrion educaon, our comprehensive approach ensures that individuals receive the care they need to thrive.A key milestone in this transformaon was the renovaon of our clinic, designed to improve paent experience and care quality. Addionally, we implemented a state-of-the-art electronic medical record (EMR) system, streamlining processes for a more seamless, paent-centered approach. In November, we unveiled a modernized clinic, reinforcing our commitment to accessible and innovave healthcare.CONTINUING THE MISSIONThe best clinic in general, highly qualified cerfied and Chrisan staff... (they) provide the necessary support to accompany you in every aspect of your medical process, thanks to the Doctor and their customer service staff...." - Camino Health Center Patient“ “As part of our unwavering dedicaon to holisc health, we are embracing a new identy—Camino Salud. More than a name change, this represents a renewed focus on delivering high-quality, integrated care that addresses the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. By uning our services under this identy, we are reinforcing our mission to provide accessible, innovave, and compassionate healthcare. With expanded programs, enhanced facilies, and a clear vision for the future, Camino Salud is leading the way in transforming healthcare for our community.
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CAMINO CHURCHROOTED IN CHRIST, GROWING TOGETHERCamino Church's mission is to help people live in the freedom of an everyday relaonship with God. Through transformave worship, discipleship, and outreach, the church equips individuals to deepen their faith and impact their communies. In 2024, Camino Church focused on strengthening its foundaon—enhancing visitor retenon, developing volunteer leadership, and preparing for future growth.GROWING IN FAITH AND FELLOWSHIPAendance increased by approximately 41%, with an average of 9–10 visitors each week27 bapsms and 35 recorded salvaons6 new Circles were launched42 individuals officially joined the church community2,111gis distributed at christmas with camino on campus, community hubs and Westerm Carolina71 new members were welcomed into small group discipleship.
CONTINUING THE MISSIONCamino Church remains commied to expanding its reach and deepening its impact. The primary focus for the year will be the launch of a second worship service, creang addional opportunies for individuals to engage in worship and spiritual growth.Addionally, the introducon of Family Enrichment Nights on Wednesdays will provide resources for spiritual development, parenng support, marriage enrichment, and programs for children and teens. As Camino Church connues to grow, it remains dedicated to transforming lives—building a strong foundaon of faith that will impact generaons to come"The best place where you will feel at home. I love this church. Thank you God for bringing me here."- Camino Church Member
Camino Kids, the children’s ministry of Camino Church, exists to glorify God by evangelizing, engaging, and equipping families. With 80–85% of believers coming to faith between the ages 4 and 14, Camino Kids plays a vital role in shaping the next generaon. Through dynamic programming and biblical teaching, children build strong relaonships with Jesus, their families, and their church community.Camino Kids is appealing to me because it provides valuable lessons about God that we can incorporate into our everyday lives. My favorite aspect of the program is the various events we participate in, which enhance our learning experience." - Camino Kids Member CAMINO KIDSIMPACT IN 2024Commied to fostering relaonships, age-appropriate learning, safety, and creave biblical teaching, Camino Kids ensures church is a fun, engaging experience for all children.By strengthening faith, engaging families, and equipping volunteers, Camino Kids is building a lasng spiritual foundaon for the next generaon. LOOKING AHEAD TO 2025“
Camino United is commied to building a strong community soccer program that provides youth with the opportunity to parcipate in a team sport and feel a sense of inclusion. Soccer serves as a powerful tool to break down barriers, promote mental well-being, and create meaningful connecons among individuals. Aligned with Camino’s mission to help people live healthy, hopeful, and producve lives, the program inslls values like discipline, respect, and leadership while teaching essenal life skills for personal success—principles that guide players both on and off the field.A standout example is Karol Diaz, a Camino United parcipant who played for Julius L. Chambers High School. She was accepted to play soccer at Carolina Chrisan College and currently plays for the Charloe FC Unified Team—proof of the program’s impact in helping young athletes reach their goals.Beyond the game, Camino United incorporates ife learning lessons to guide beer decision-making and personal growth. In 2025, the program aims to expand, increase parcipaon, and create more opportunies for players to pursue higher-level soccer, connuing to shape futures on and off the field.CAMINO UNITED
CAMINO RESEARCH The Camino Research Instute (CRI) serves as a hub for community-driven research that informs the development of services and policies tailored to the needs of Lanos. By ulizing community-based parcipatory research (CBPR), CRI explores the social determinants of health impacng Lano communies and collaborates with community leaders, pastors, and researchers to generate meaningful insights. CRI priorizes accessibility by publishing reports, presentaons, and infographics in both English and Spanish, ensuring that research findings reach and benefit Lano communies. Addionally, CRI disseminates its work at regional, naonal, and internaonal conferences and peer-reviewed journals, amplifying the voices and experiences of Lanos on a broader scale.This year, CRI acvely engaged with the community, expanded research efforts, and contributed to key academic discussions: ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE,STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIESCOMMUNITY OUTREACHCo-authored two research arcles in collaboraon with UNC Charloe and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, including:PUBLICATIONS & CONFERENCESUsing Civically Engaged Research to Promote Young Black and Lano Children’s Well-Being (Polics, Groups, and Idenes).Effects of Curcumin on Treatment Outcomes in Paents with Cancer Diagnosis (Principles and Pracce of Clinical Research).Parcipated in 30+ community events, including cultural fesvals, resource fairs, panels, and church events.Engaged Lano communies across nine North Carolina cies, including Lumberton, Elizabeth City, Asheville, Wilmington, Durham, Wilson, Kannapolis, and Winston-Salem.IN 2024, CAMINO RESEARCH INSTITUTE MADE AN IMPACT
CONTINUING THE MISSIONINSTITUTERESEARCH PROJECTSAs CRI moves forward, the focus shifts to analyzing and sharing the results of the North Carolina Latino Community Strengths and Needs Assessment. In 2025, CRI will publicly release a State-wide Report, along with county-specic ndings for regions like Cabarrus and Forsyth.These experiences have solidified my desire to work in a field where I can bridge the gap between research and community needs, ensuring that our public health iniaves are equitable, inclusive, and truly reflecve of the populaons they serve…My internship at CRI has been a valuable opportunity to enhance my research skills, parcularly in qualitave and quantave data collecon, cleaning, and analysis. These were the skills I aimed to strengthen, and CRI provided ample opportunity to pracce and learn.” - “Completed and released the Western North Carolina LCSNA report.Collected 1,091 new surveys and interviewed 49 leaders for the Lano Community Strengths and Needs Assessment (LCSNA).Conducted six focus groups with Lana mothers to examine challenges in childcare, employment, and family life.Provided daily Hispanic early vong reports to monitor Lano voter turnout in Mecklenburg County during the 2024 Presidenal Elecons.Completed Kannapolis LCSNA data collecon, analyzing 315 surveys for the UNC Building Integrated Communies program in partnership with the City of Kannapolis.NEW RESEARCH PROJECTS WILL EXPLOREBarriers Lano families face in accessing mental health resources for children.Challenges Lano fathers encounter in balancing work and family responsibilies.Oral histories documenng the growth of the Lano community in Charloe.ANALYZINGSURVEYS3151,091COLLECTEDNEW SURVEYSINTERVIEWEDCOMMUNITYLEADERS 49
UNLOCKING ECONOMIC POTENTIALArriba is a bilingual program dedicated to equipping individuals with the skills, resources, and opportunies needed to advance their careers, launch businesses, and improve their quality of life. Through educaon, workforce development, and entrepreneurship training, Arriba empowers individuals to overcome barriers and achieve financial independence.900+ 3,279 164 27 1,45817 100 305IN 2024, ARRIBA MADE AN IMPACT “Hello, good aernoon, my name is Javier Vasquez, and first of all I want to Thank God for all the good things and then I want to thank ARRIBA for giving me the opportunity to work, and to generate income to support my home and my family. I am completely grateful for them.”
By connuing to break down barriers and create new opportunies, Arriba is paving the way for lasng economic mobility—one individual, one business, and one community at a me.CONTINUINGTHE MISSIONArriba remains commied to being a catalyst for change, ensuring that more individuals have access to the tools needed for financial stability and personal growth. In the year ahead, Arriba will:
As part of Camino’s community outreach, The WearHouse played a key role in disaster relief efforts. Through the generosity of our donors, we were able to respond to the urgent needs of families affected by Hurricane Helene.13,506 $7,262 600 Disaster relief response: 116 $3,885 At Camino, The WearHouse is more than just a thri store—it’s a mission-driven iniave that blends affordable fashion, home essenals, and community impact.Every purchase and donaon directly supports Camino’s programs and services, ensuring that shoppers not only find stylish, budget-friendly items but also contribute to a greater purpose.Whether refreshing a wardrobe or furnishing a home, shopping at The WearHouse is an experience that changes lives.MORE THAN A THRIFT STOREIN 2024, THE WEARHOUSEWOVE A LASTING IMPACTPartnering with Camino’s Community Engagement Team, we ensured that crical donaons reached those who needed them most, offering relief and hope during a me of uncertainty.
Best thri store I have been to in Charloe! Their proceeds directly go to helping community members in need (you’ll see them “shopping” for free somemes while you’re there). The store manager/owner is extremely kind and works hard to keep it going. She told me their story and it’s really inspiring. The store is clean, organized and peaceful. I love that I get to hear Chrisan songs while I shop..." - “CONTINUINGTHE MISSIONAs we move forward, The WearHouse remains commied to expanding our reach, increasing community engagement, and maximizing our impact. In 2025, we aim to:
STATESTRENGTHENINGLATINO LEADERSHIPIN NORTH CAROLINA
In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s devastaon, Western Carolina faced widespread destrucon—homes were lost, communies were displaced, and access to essenal resources was severely disrupted. When disaster strikes, Lano families are among the most vulnerable, facing addional barriers to recovery. Understanding the urgent need for support, Camino mobilized quickly, partnering with churches, community leaders, and volunteers to provide relief where it was needed most.WESTERN CAROLINARESPONDING TO CRISIS, RESTORING HOPE
116 842,283 2,180 585 $26,400 $20,043 $19,305 $65,748
By fostering collaboraon, leadership development, and community engagement, the network is preparing pastors to lead with greater influence and impact across North Carolina and the Southeast.As Camino expanded its impact beyond Charloe, one of the most powerful ways we fostered change was by strengthening the leaders already embedded in Lano communies—our pastors.The Pastor’s Network is a dynamic coalion of Hispanic faith leaders dedicated to empowering churches, equipping pastors, and mobilizing resources to create lasng transformaon.THE PASTOR’S NETWORKSTRENGTHENINGFAITH & LEADERSHIP
IN 2024, THE PASTOR’SNETWORK MADE STRIDES CONTINUING THE MISSION
NATIONEL FUTURO ES LATINO:STRENGTHENING LEADERS, UNITING COMMUNITIES, TRANSFORMING CULTURE
MISSION VISION
Business Network Lunch and Learn at El Puro 07/09/2024Mecklenburg County Back to School Event 08/17/2024198 in aendance76 lano businesses represented from small, medium and large markets675 in aendance100 backpacks donated15 back to school physicals20 Lano strengths and needs assessmentsLincoln County Annual School Supplies Drive "Italianos" 08/04/2024Mecklenburg County Back to School EventBusiness Network Lunch and LearnCamino Donated 100 backpacks28 dental screenings provided22 school physicals provided420 individuals educated and informed about Camino servicesOver 700 in aendance100 stuffed backpacks donated120 engaged and educated17 back to school health screeningsUnion County Back To School Indian Trail 08/02/2024173 in-person aendance Over 2M views 5,380 votesMision Hip Hop 07/30/2024Friday: 43 adults (pastors and spouses) + 8 childrenSaturday: 54 adults (pastors and spouses) + 8 children75 Pastors’ Network Acvaons (meengs, presentaons, and conferences included)State-Wide Community Leaders Meeng 11/22/202488 pastors and wives aendedGreensboro Community Leaders Conference 06/02/2024497 backpacks filled39 Camino Research Instute Lano strengths and needs assessment surveys completed13 back to school physicals.Forsyth County Department of Public Health - Hispanic Liaison Back To School Backpack Event CIM 07/27/2024
STRENGTHENING LATINO COMMUNITIES:PASTORAL LEADERSHIP & FAITH-BASED IMPACT
ERES LAESPERANZAESTEPAISDEBUILDING ECONOMIC POWER: LATINO BUSINESS LEADERSHIP & NETWORKING
SHAPING CULTURE: MUSIC, MEDIA & THE NEXT GENERATION
CAMINO’S ROLEAS A BACKBONE ORGANIZATION
CLINIC $1,000,000 DENTAL $500,000 TU CAMINO $2,000,000 WEARHOUSE $250,000 CHURCH $450,000 FINANCIAL INFORMATIONCALENDAR YEAR 2024TOTAL EXPENSESSUMMARY OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES GRANTS 9,089,468.66 (75%)TOTAL INCOMEREVENUE 2,466,553.89 (20%)CONTRACTS 360,000.00 (3%)DONATIONS & OTHERS 241,430.11 (2%)MEDICAID PAYMENT 15,246.77 (0.13%)INCOME SOURCE12,214,897.1475%20%3%2%0,13%PROGRAM EXPENSES 8,497,337 MANAGEMENT/GENERAL3,481,357FUNDRAISING236,203.14$ 12,172,699.43 TOTAL $4,200,000 GOALREVENUE
WHY GIVETO CAMINO?At Camino our mission is clear: equipping individuals and families to live healthy, hopeful, and producve lives. Over the past year, we’ve touched thousands of lives through our holisc approach, and with your connued partnership, we can accomplish even more.Your support directly impacts the lives of the underserved and Lano individuals and families across North Carolina. Your generosity helps us bridge the gaps in access to healthcare, educaon, and economic opportunies.YOUR SUPPORTFUELS CHANGE.PARTNER WITHCAMINO IN 2025JOIN THE JOURNEY: YOUR SUPPORT TRANSFORMS COMMUNITIES
HEAR THEIR STORIESWILLIAM FERNANDO CRISTOBAL ANDRESIVANPEDROBRITANYJAIRO & KIDS CAMINO CHURCHTESTIMONYWESTERNCAROLINA
Your contribuons allow us to offer life-saving vaccinaons, primary care, dental care, medicaons, and culturally competent care for those who walk through our doors.With your help, we can connue offering bilingual, affordable services to individuals and families in need.Donaons enable us to expand these programs, providing more individuals with pathways to economic independence.Every dollar creates a tangible impact, whether it’s a child receiving their first dental visit or a family building generaonal security.Your gi provides nourishment and stability to families facing food insecurityHEALTHCAREBEHAVIORAL HEALTHDONATE TODAYJoin our monthly giving program to ensure connuous support for our life-changing programs.BECOME A SUSTAINING DONORBusinesses and organizaons can collaborate to expand resources and opportunies for those we serve.PARTNER WITH USWORKFORCE DEVELOPMENTFOOD SECURITYWHERE YOUR DONATIONMAKES A DIFFERENCETOGETHER, WE CAN CONTINUE TO BUILD A STRONGER, MORE EQUITABLE COMMUNITY.THANK YOUFOR YOUR GENEROSITY AND BELIEF IN CAMINO'S MISSION.TO LEARN MORE OR TO MAKE A DONATION, SCAN THE QR CODE BELOW OR CONTACT US AT704.596.5606HOWYOUCANHELP
BY THE NUMBERS 20247,000 39,773 577,300 198 EFEL EVENTS153 People3058,261CAMINO KIDS3,279Arriba164 904114 ARRIBA13,506 600THE WEARHOUSE1,615 199 1,282 161 94% 90% 459 805 397 1,848 1,416 68 75 507 2,822 19 3,404 19,717 2,914 8,986 5,758 2,237 3,609 80 381 CAMINO HEALTH CENTER3,782 729 429,728CAMINO UNIVERSITY3,574 48 CAMINO UNITED4,2222,111 723 365109 161 805 116 200 84 18,352 CHURCH538 103 2,690 1,104CAMINO RESEARCH INSTITUTEIN 2024, WE SERVED OUR COMMUNITY MEMBERS159,402 TIMES.
IN 2024, WE SERVED OUR COMMUNITY MEMBERS159,402 TIMES.