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The Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund (HHSF) is the largest non-profit organization in Central Florida dedicated to providing scholarships to Hispanic students pursuing a college or university degree.
Since its inception in 2000, the HHSF has awarded more than $400,000 in scholarships to 134 students in Central Florida.
Recent News
HHSFMO Announces 2010 Scholarship Recipients
Orlando, FL (August 19, 2010) – The Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund of Metro Orlando (HHSFMO), a 501(C)(3) organization, is proud to announce the recipients of the 2010 Hispanic Heritage Scholarship. The recipients will be...
Read more of this articleCongratulations to the 2010 HHSF Scholarship Recipients
The Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund’s (HHSF) 2010 Selection Committee completed its evaluation of all scholarship applications. We received over 200 completed scholarship applications, which is an increase of over...
Read more of this articleReviewing All Scholarship Applications
On Wednesday, June 30th, the HHSF 2010 Selection Committee met to continue its process of evaluating all of the 2010 HHSF Scholarship applications. Increase in Applications This year, we received nearly 200 completed...
Read more of this articleHispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund (HHSF) recipients continue their road to success!
Omar Carmona-Sánchez, HHSF Class of 2001, has just passed the Florida Bar exam! Omar will be requesting admission to the FL bar and the DC bar in September. He is a graduate of Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico School...
Read more of this articleHispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund Kicks Off 2010 Scholarship Campaign
Orlando, FL, March 30, 2010 – The Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund of Metro Orlando (HHSF) announced the start of its 2010 scholarship application period during a kick-off breakfast held at the Disney Entrepreneur Center....
Read more of this articleHispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund Sets $100K Fundraising Goal, Announces Application Requirements
Orlando, FL, March 16, 2010 – When the mother of a teenage Puerto Rican girl was looking desperately for scholarships to college and found the process nearly impossible 10 years ago, Lizette Valarino, assistant to Orange County...
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