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In 2022, Frito-Lay partnered with LULAC National Educational Service Centers (LNESC) to expand their groundbreaking initiative, Pathways to Uplift and Empower through Novel Technology and Education Services (P.U.E.N.T.E.S.) Program, aimed at empowering underserved communities in key markets through digital literacy training.

Frito-Lay invests $150,000 to support 360 participants, building on 2022 program success

The LNESC celebrated its 50th anniversary and shared a display of what academic success looks like among Hispanic and Latin American students.

Today, the LULAC National Educational Service Centers (LNESC), Tyson Foods, and the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), joined forces to donate 40,000 pounds of protein to Roadrunner Food Bank of New Mexico.

This year, LULAC National Education Service Centers (LNESC) celebrates five decades of making a difference in the lives of Latino and minority students.

LNESC is commemorating its 50th anniversary in providing education and leadership programs for Hispanic and other students in need of financial assistance and educational counseling. Through the efforts of 16 education service centers across the U.S., including Puerto Rico, and a host of national programs, we proudly celebrate the positive impact on the future leaders of our communities.

November is Family Engagement Month, and a grant from Frito-Lay and the LULAC National Education Service Center in San Antonio (LNESC) has been helping both San Antonio ISD schools connect with parents and helping those parents connect with their children.

Growing up, if you had told Dr. Mike Macias that he would end up not only enjoying school, but leading a classroom as an instructor, he likely would have told you that you’re crazy.

Frito-Lay invests nearly $250,000 to support families during Hispanic Heritage Month

The Upward Bound program, which encourages low income students to pursue college degrees, will be expanding its reach to Del Norte and West Mesa high schools thanks to a federal grant.

Camp is made possible thanks to a $20,000 grant.

High school seniors in North Texas can apply for Ford-sponsored scholarships that award up to $2,000 for their first year of college.

Dr. Maria Elena Cruz's pilot exposes underserved teenagers in Oxnard, California, to the world of STEM.