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Para Ti Mujer empowers Latina women and their families through culturally responsive programs that promote economic mobility, mental wellness, education, workforce development, financial literacy, and family stability. We provide trusted resources, advocacy, and opportunities that help women overcome barriers, achieve self-sufficiency, and strengthen their communities.

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Public Charity 501(c)(3) NTEE P20

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Organization Overview

Street address
LAKEWOOD, CO 80226-8109
EIN
MemberPlus+
Earliest Filing
2023
Organization Type
Public Charity
Deductibility Status
Contributions are tax-deductible

Grants Received by Year

This organization is a grant recipient. See Funding Received below for details.

HighMediumLow
Medium
Low
20212022
Total Grants Received
$X.XB
All Years
Filings on File
2
Tax Years
NTEE Category
P20
Human Service Organizations

IRS Classification Codes

NTEE Code
P20
Human Service Organizations

Organizations that provide a broad range of social services for individuals or families. Use this code for multiservice organizations such as Lutheran Social Services, Catholic Social Services and other community service organizations not specified below that provide a variety of services from throughout the P section or services from the P section in combination with services described in other sections (e.g., an organization that provides family counseling, substance abuse services, employment assistance and services for at - risk youth).

The National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) code is a four digit code used to classify an exempt IRC 501(c)(3) organization.

Subsection Code
03
Private operating foundation (other)

Subsection Codes are the codes shown under section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 which define the category under which an organization may be exempt.

Asset Code
0
0

Asset Codes relate to the amount of assets shown on the most recent Form 990 series return filed by the organization.

Affiliation Code
3
Independent - This code is used if the organization is an independent organization or an independent auxiliary (i.e., not affiliated with a National, Regional, or Geographic grouping of organizations).

Affiliation Code defines the organizational grouping.

Deductibility Code
1
Contributions are deductible.

Deductibility Code signifies whether contributions made to an organization are deductible.

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IRS Form 990/990PF, 990N or Publication 78 Data PDF
IRS Determination / Benefit Letter PDF

Funding Received

Verified from IRS Form 990 Schedule I filings by this organization's funders - 3 grants from 2 funders, 2021-2022.

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About the Organization

Organization category
Public Charity
Country / State
United States / Colorado
Mission
Para Ti Mujer empowers Latina women and their families through culturally responsive programs that promote economic mobility, mental wellness, education, workforce development, financial literacy, and family stability. We provide trusted resources, advocacy, and opportunities that help women overcome barriers, achieve self-sufficiency, and strengthen their communities.
Programs or services
Para Ti Mujer provides culturally responsive programs designed to empower Latina women and underserved families. Our services include workforce development and job readiness, financial literacy and coaching, entrepreneurship training, mental health counseling and wellness programs, domestic violence support and referrals, housing stability assistance, educational workshops, leadership development, youth and family engagement, resource navigation, and community outreach. Through strategic partnerships, we connect participants with trusted services that promote long-term self-sufficiency and economic mobility.
Detailed programs
Para Ti Mujer provides comprehensive, culturally responsive services that empower Latina women and underserved families to achieve economic stability and long-term success. Our programs include workforce development and career readiness, financial literacy and coaching, entrepreneurship training, mental health counseling, domestic violence support, housing stability assistance, youth and family engagement, educational workshops, leadership development, resource navigation, and community outreach. Through strong community partnerships, we connect participants with essential services that promote self-sufficiency, resilience, and healthier communities across Colorado.
Target Audience
Para Ti Mujer serves Latina women, immigrant families, survivors of domestic violence, low-income households, youth, young adults, caregivers, and other underserved populations throughout Colorado. We welcome individuals of all backgrounds while focusing on communities facing economic, cultural, and language barriers to accessing education, employment, healthcare, housing, and supportive services.
Geographic Focus
United States, Colorado (USA), Denver County (CO), Arapahoe (CO)
Current projects
Para Ti Mujer is expanding culturally responsive programs that empower Latina women and underserved families across Colorado. Current initiatives include workforce development and career training, financial literacy and economic mobility, entrepreneurship support, mental health and wellness services, domestic violence prevention and survivor support, housing stability, youth and family engagement, leadership development, and community resource navigation. We collaborate with local government agencies, healthcare providers, educational institutions, and nonprofit partners to increase access to life-changing services and create sustainable pathways toward self-sufficiency and long-term success.
Organization goals
Our goal is to become Colorado's leading organization supporting Latina women and their families by expanding access to culturally responsive education, workforce development, mental health services, financial empowerment, and leadership opportunities. We aim to strengthen economic mobility, reduce barriers to essential services, increase community partnerships, and build sustainable programs that create measurable, long-term outcomes for individuals, families, and communities.
Leadership
Carlas Garcia – President & Executive Director
Provides strategic leadership, community partnerships, fundraising, and organizational development.

Cinthia Frame – Director of Finance & Operations
Oversees financial management, grant administration, compliance, organizational operations, strategic planning, and business development.

Mercedes Jimenez – Director of Programs
Leads program implementation, participant services, staff supervision, community outreach, and program evaluation.

Denis Perez – Operations & Logistics Coordinator
Coordinates logistics, facilities, participant support, event operations, and community engagement activities.

Funding Needs

Grant categories you're seeking
Aging and Seniors, Arts and Culture, Capital Funding, Community and Economic Development, Community Services, Conflict Resolution, Domestic Violence, Education, Entrepreneurs and Startups, Housing, In-Kind Support, Mental Health, Transportation, Women, Women-Owned Startups and Businesses, Youth and At-Risk Youth
Funding needs
Para Ti Mujer is seeking grant funding to expand direct services, hire and retain qualified staff, increase access to mental health counseling, strengthen workforce development and financial literacy programs, provide participant support such as transportation and emergency assistance, enhance community outreach, and improve organizational capacity. Funding will also support program evaluation, technology, facility costs, and partnerships that increase equitable access to culturally responsive services for underserved communities throughout Colorado.