GALEO

Help ensure a smooth and accessible election for everyone in our community.

Volunteering on Election Day is one of the most rewarding ways to give back to your local community. It is a completely nonpartisan role focused strictly on helping eligible voters navigate the voting process. 🗳️

👉🏽 Want to join us on Election Day? We are looking for nonpartisan volunteers to help guide voters. Sign up: bit.ly/galeoelectionvolunteers or click the link in our bio!

Join us for our annual Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon! 🎉

On Friday, we will kick off Hispanic Heritage Month by celebrating the power and legacy of the Latino community in Georgia. This community has become a true force in our state, and this luncheon gives us a platform to amplify the power of Latino-Hispanic voices together. 🙌🏽💜

✨ FEATURING OUR CORK PULL DRAWING! 🍾
Alongside an incredible afternoon of culture and community, we are hosting our exciting Cork Pull! Want to take home a bottle of wine or spirits? All proceeds from the drawing directly support our community initiatives.

🔗 Don't miss out! Buy your ticket: bit.ly/HHM2026 or click the link in our bio!

Are you ready to vote in the midterm elections? Today is – a perfect reminder of the important role civic participation plays in shaping our communities and future, both on a national and local level. So make sure your registration is up to date and tell your friends and family, too! The more of us actively participating in elections, the better. 🗳️💪🏽

👉🏽 Check your registration status: georgialatinovote.com

🌟✨ Kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month today! This celebration began in 1968 under President Lyndon B. Johnson as a week-long observance and was expanded to a full month in 1988 by President Ronald Reagan. It’s a time to honor the rich histories, diverse cultures, and significant contributions of Hispanic Americans. Let’s celebrate and reflect on the profound impact these communities have made throughout history. ¡Vamos!HispanicHeritageMonth "

🌟✨ ¡Comenzamos hoy el Mes de la Herencia Hispana! Esta celebración comenzó en 1968 bajo el presidente Lyndon B. Johnson como una observancia de una semana y se amplió a un mes completo en 1988 bajo el presidente Ronald Reagan. Es un momento para honrar las ricas historias, culturas diversas y las contribuciones significativas de los estadounidenses hispanos. Celebremos y reflexionemos sobre el profundo impacto que estas comunidades han tenido a lo largo de la historia. ¡Vamos!

Thank you Acosta Injury Law for being a Step & Repeat Sponsor and helping make GALEO’s Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon possible!⁠�⁠We appreciate your continued support! 💜💪🏽

Sponsorships are still available! If you want to support our event, please contact Elizabeth Scott at [email protected]. To learn more about our event and buy your ticket, please go to bit.ly/HHM2026 or click the link on BIO. ⁠

�⁠�¡Gracias a Acosta Injury Law por ser patrocinador de Step & Repeat y ayudar hacer posible el Hispanic Heritage Month Luncheon de GALEO! ¡Agradecemos su continuo apoyo!

⁠⁠¡Tenemos oportunidades de patrocinio disponibles! Para apoyar nuestro evento, contacta a Elizabeth Scott en [email protected] Para saber más y comprar tu entrada, ingresa a o bit.ly/HHM2026 o haz clic en el enlace en la BIO.⁠�⁠�

This Labor Day, we honor the essential farmworkers and outdoor laborers whose hard work feeds our families despite facing extreme heat and dangerous conditions across the state and nation. Protecting our workforce is part of our community's strength. 🌽☀️

Let's show up for our community and vote this November ! 🗳️ Take a quick moment today to confirm your voter registration. Make sure to update your information if you've recently moved or changed names by visiting mvp.sos.ga.gov.

We're back with a new episode of dropping next week, Tuesday at 12 PM! 🎧

Our community organizer Salma Vizcaino Garcia sits down with Forest Park Councilmember Hector Gutierrez, a proud GALEO Institute for Leadership (GIL) and a current GALEO Impact Fund board member. Hector shares his personal journey to local government and what motivated him to run for office as a Latino city council member.

Ever wonder what it's like to lead in a city where our community makes up more than 25% of the population? With Hispanic Heritage Month right around the corner, Hector talks about his experience and reminds us of the power we have when we stay informed and make our voices heard this November. 🗳️

👉🏽 Tune in Tuesday at noon!