Uniting & Empowering the Hispanic Community
of Volusia County
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(c)(3)
Our Signature Events
Latin Festival
Back to School Bash

Parrandas en el Anfiteatro

Mayor's Winter Ball

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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Volusia County Hispanic Association do?
VCHA has been a cornerstone of the Hispanic community since 1995, promoting cultural awareness, supporting education, and empowering families throughout Volusia County as a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Our vision is a Volusia County where the Hispanic community thrives with equal access to opportunity, where cultural heritage is celebrated, and where every family has the resources and support to build a bright future.
What areas does VCHA serve?
VCHA serves West Volusia County, including Deltona, DeBary, Orange City, and DeLand, through cultural events, education, advocacy, and community outreach. VCHA's headquarters is located at 100 E New York Ave, Suite 103, in DeLand, FL, serving as a hub for cultural celebration and community support across the county.
What events does VCHA host?
Signature events include the Latin Festival, the Back to School Bash, Parrandas en el Anfiteatro, and the Mayor's Winter Ball, celebrating Hispanic heritage and giving back to local families. These events reflect VCHA's four pillars of work: promoting cultural awareness, supporting educational advancement, fostering civic participation, and empowering Hispanic families through community partnerships.
How can I support VCHA's mission?
You can donate directly through this website. Contributions help fund cultural events, educational programs, scholarships, and community resources for Hispanic families across Volusia County. Whether you attend an event, volunteer, or give, every bit of support helps VCHA keep serving Hispanic families across Volusia County as it moves into its next 30 years.
Is VCHA a registered nonprofit?
Yes. VCHA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has served the community since 1995. VCHA has proudly served Volusia County's Hispanic community for three decades, connecting families with the resources they need to thrive and celebrating the culture that brings the community together.


