LIBRE’s Joshua Raimundo Appointed to the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy Board

The LIBRE Initiative, the nation’s largest center-right Latino organization, congratulates Joshua Raimundo, Strategic Director for LIBRE–Virginia, on his appointment by Governor Glenn Youngkin to the Virginia Foundation for Humanities and Public Policy, a non-profit organization that supports projects and programs in the humanities across Virginia.

Governor Youngkin announced additional board appointments this week, recognizing leaders from across the Commonwealth who are making meaningful contributions to their communities.

“We are incredibly proud of Joshua and his continued dedication to advancing opportunity and empowerment for Virginia’s Latino community. His leadership and commitment help foster a stronger, more informed, and engaged Virginia by supporting individuals and initiatives that connect cultures, explore history, and strengthen communities. Joshua will be a valuable addition to the Foundation’s mission.” – Sandra Benitez, LIBRE’s Executive Director.

As Strategic Director for the LIBRE Initiative in Virginia, Raimundo has played a key role in fostering dialogue on issues such as education, economic opportunity, and community engagement and values that align closely with the Foundation’s work.

LIBRE congratulates Joshua on this well-deserved recognition and looks forward to seeing the positive impact he will continue to make through this new role.

To read the announcement, click here.

ABOUT LIBRE

The LIBRE Initiative is a non-partisan, non-profit grassroots organization dedicated to empowering the U.S. Hispanic community. We focus on promoting economic freedom, educational opportunities, and a path to prosperity for all. By advocating for policy changes at both the local and national levels, we aim to ensure that the American Dream remains attainable for everyone.