OLA core team members, from left, Minerva Perez, Jessica Tovar, Andrés Espinosa, Wally Ramírez, Alma Tovar, Erika Padilla and Sandra Dunn. Missing is Christine Velia. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Alma Tovar, OLA's outreach coordinator and transportation advocate, helps a client and cancer survivor with a haircut. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Sandra Dunn and Minerva Perez. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
OLA holds a leadership dinner for Shinnecock and Latino youth. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Teens share information about the OLA Project Hope text line. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Children participate in a Project Hope activity. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
OLA helped deliver food to families in need during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Children participate in a Project Hope activity. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
OLA assists with illegal eviction cases across the East End. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Minerva Perez, left, during an OLA Latino Diversity training and communication workshop with law enforcement. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Minerva Perez
Isabel Sepulveda-de Scanlon, Sandra Dunn, Minerva Perez and Mollie Cohen represent OLA at the inaugural Hamptons Pride Parade in East Hampton. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Erika Padilla, the legal administrative assistant for Organización Latino Americana of Eastern Long Island, visits the East Hampton Town Justice Court every Monday morning to help members of the Latino community. LORI HAWKINS
Over the last 20 years, OLA's impact has been felt in myriad ways across the East End.
OLA core team members, from left, Minerva Perez, Jessica Tovar, Andrés Espinosa, Wally Ramírez, Alma Tovar, Erika Padilla and Sandra Dunn. Missing is Christine Velia. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Alma Tovar, OLA's outreach coordinator and transportation advocate, helps a client and cancer survivor with a haircut. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Sandra Dunn and Minerva Perez. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
OLA holds a leadership dinner for Shinnecock and Latino youth. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Teens share information about the OLA Project Hope text line. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Children participate in a Project Hope activity. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
OLA helped deliver food to families in need during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Children participate in a Project Hope activity. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
OLA assists with illegal eviction cases across the East End. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Minerva Perez, left, during an OLA Latino Diversity training and communication workshop with law enforcement. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Minerva Perez
Isabel Sepulveda-de Scanlon, Sandra Dunn, Minerva Perez and Mollie Cohen represent OLA at the inaugural Hamptons Pride Parade in East Hampton. COURTESY MINERVA PEREZ
Erika Padilla, the legal administrative assistant for Organización Latino Americana of Eastern Long Island, visits the East Hampton Town Justice Court every Monday morning to help members of the Latino community. LORI HAWKINS
Over the last 20 years, OLA's impact has been felt in myriad ways across the East End.
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