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Since 2006, the Tampa Hispanic Bar Association has brought together legal professionals dedicated to preserving and celebrating Hispanic culture. We are a nonprofit organization founded by judges and attorneys with a passion and commitment to upholding the integrity of the legal system and assisting the underserved Hispanic community in achieving access to justice.

Our mission is to support the advancement of our members, identify and address the legal needs of the Hispanic community, and support Hispanic students and the next generation of lawyers through scholarships and mentorship.

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Tampa Hispanic Bar Foundation

Founded in 2006, the Tampa Hispanic Bar Association (THBA) was created as a place where Hispanic legal professionals could come together to support one another, celebrate our culture, and serve the community in which we work and live. Now celebrating our 20th year, THBA continues to bring together judges, attorneys, and legal professionals committed to strengthening our profession and expanding access to justice within the Hispanic community.

For two decades, THBA has supported its members through professional development, networking, mentorship, and community engagement, while creating opportunities for the next generation of Hispanic lawyers through scholarships and mentorship. We are committed to identifying and addressing the legal needs of the underserved Hispanic community while upholding the integrity of the legal system.

Whether you are a legal professional looking to connect with colleagues and get involved, a student seeking mentorship and opportunities, or a member of the Hispanic community looking for support and access to justice, THBA is here to help. As we celebrate 20 years of service, we look forward to building on the strong foundation we have created and continuing our legacy for the next generation.

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of THBA

Tampa Hispanic Bar Foundation

Committed to preserving the integrity of the legal system and providing assistance to the underserved Hispanic community.