Asociación
Latinoamericana
del Sur de Indiana
Together, we create an inclusive Dubois County.
At ALASI, we believe that every person deserves the opportunity to thrive. Through advocacy, education, cultural celebration, and access to essential resources, we work to build a community where all voices are heard and valued.
Our impact is possible because of you. ALASI exists thanks to the generosity, trust, and support of our community. Whether you’re seeking assistance, looking to give back, or want to stand in solidarity with our Latino neighbors, there is a place for you here.
This is philanthropy in action. Join us in creating a stronger, more connected Dubois County—one built on compassion, collaboration, and shared hope.
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Philanthropy in Action — Your Support Makes It Possible
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, ALASI opens its doors because of people like you. Every dollar, every act of kindness, every voice raised in support fuels our mission to build a more inclusive and compassionate community.
When you donate, volunteer, or advocate, you help families feel seen, heard, and empowered. You provide access to education, healthcare, legal aid, and hope.
Be the reason someone finds a path forward.
Click below to give—and be part of something truly transformative.
About ALASI
At ALASI, everyone belongs.
We are a community-driven nonprofit born from the shared dedication of Latino and Caucasian neighbors who believe in the power of unity, dignity, and welcome. ALASI was created as a safe and supportive space where immigrant families can thrive—not just survive.
Our mission is simple: to break down barriers and open doors for the Latino community through education, access, cultural celebration, and advocacy. We believe in honoring identity, lifting up voices, and promoting cultural understanding across all of Dubois County.
Community Impact Report
2024 Impact Summary
In 2024, ALASI remained a trusted resource for the community. Most visits (70.5%) focused on employment and financial support, while nearly 20% addressed health services. Legal and housing assistance made up 17.1% of requests, and 12.6% involved other vital services like school access and transportation. Each visit reflects a story of resilience and a collective belief in opportunity for all.
Meet the People Behind the Mission
At ALASI, our strength lies in our diversity. Our multicultural team of board members and staff brings together a rich tapestry of experiences, languages, and perspectives—all united by a shared commitment to equity and inclusion.
Get to know the individuals who are shaping the future of ALASI—and the future of Dubois County.
