The National Hispanic Health Foundation (NHHF) is a nonprofit organizations interested in transforming the health system with leadership, research and education to improve Hispanic health. The NHHF Corporate Advisory Board composed of the nation’s leading companies who seek to foster stronger partnerships between corporations and the Hispanic community and to provide advice and assistance to the NHHF. Corporations participating in the Advisory Board work with the NHHF leadership in developing national and community-based programs to address the needs of the Hispanic community and to ensure that the nation’s future healthcare workforce obtains the necessary education and skills to keep America healthy.

As a member of the NHHF Corporate Advisory Board, your company has the benefit for additional visibility within the medical community and the Hispanic community as a whole. The Corporate Advisory Board meets 2 times per year (April, virtual meeting, and December 3rd, in-person meeting in the afternoon prior to Washington, DC Gala). We also offer the following benefits for our national partners:

Annual Corporate Dues Level: $25,000

• Company Profile on NHHF Website (120-word limit) with Link to your Website. Government Affairs Advocacy Resources.
• Opportunity for the NHHF’s President to Address your Corporation at a Company event.
• VIP Access to Exclusive NHHF Receptions and Events.
• Special Recognition, Via Ribbons to Be Worn at NHHF Events.
• Photo Opportunity with NHHF Leadership and VIP’s-Photos may be used in your company’s public relations and marketing materials.

Annual Corporate Dues Level: $50,000

All of the above plus the following:

• Access to NHHF Network through updates in quarterly newsletter.
• Nominations of NHHF Network experts to your Corporation’s advisory committees.
• The First opportunity to sponsor special projects that align with mutual priorities, Leadership Development, Clinical Research Activities and Education Campaigns.
• Speaker in a NHHF Leadership Fellowship lecture that emphasizes vision for the future impact on Hispanic health access and affordability.