Found in Translation works to 1) give low-income bilingual women an opportunity to achieve economic security by becoming trained medical interpreters 2) reduce racial, ethnic, and linguistic disparities in health care by unleashing trained medical interpreters. The COVID-19 pandemic still continues to disproportionately affect communities of color. Help impact healthcare disparities by ensuring immigrant communities can have trained medical interpreters to support their healthcare access. If you are a Cisco employee, Cisco will match your donation 100% to Found in Translation. Just make sure that the tick-box for Cisco Matching is checked.

America brands itself as the land of opportunity, but if you're a woman, who must take care of children and work a day-job to support them, in many ways, we bear a heavy load to get through the day and pave the way for a positive future. Women of all income levels feel this stress in our country and the threat of being crushed under the weight of never having quite enough, not being able to provide, living one mistake away from ruin. Some more than others feel the effects of something as small as running late and missing the bus and not being able to afford an Uber can lead to missing a shift and losing their job. The day-to-day decisions involved with living paycheck-to-paycheck can be cumulatively exhausting, depleting, overwhelming, paralyzing. Now, more than ever, do I feel it is important to support each other as women, to have the opportunity to be economically resilient. This is why I continue to serve on the Board of Found in Translation and fundraise for what we do. If you are a Cisco employee, Cisco will match your donation 100% to Found in Translation. Just make sure that the tick-box for Cisco Matching is checked