Research and public information
Publishing national and state research on the construction workforce, business ownership, infrastructure, and industry conditions.
About HCC
Hispanic Construction Council brings research, education, and advocacy to the people and businesses building America. We are committed to clearly explaining who we are, what we do, and how our work is supported.
Hispanic Construction Council is a national initiative of Hispanic Construction Foundation, Inc., a U.S. tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Our work serves Hispanic construction workers, professionals, students, contractors, and business owners across the United States.
We advance Hispanic construction professionals and businesses through original research, practical industry programs, educational partnerships, and public-policy advocacy.
Our work focuses on four areas:
Publishing national and state research on the construction workforce, business ownership, infrastructure, and industry conditions.
Developing information and tools that help construction professionals understand opportunities and navigate business challenges.
Connecting research and education with the needs of construction workers, students, and businesses.
Sharing evidence with communities, industry leaders, public agencies, and policymakers to inform decisions.
In 2025, HCC’s national study was highlighted at the annual Velocity conference, an event attended by more than 2,000 Latino participants.
HCC published a 50-state infrastructure report identifying major investment needs to protect public health and safety.
HCC's media archive documents 58 press stories and eight video appearances covering research and leadership on tariffs, workforce challenges, infrastructure, and other construction issues.
Documents available for public review:
IRS EIN assignment notice (CP 575 E)View or download the two-page PDFThis notice confirms the foundation's legal name and EIN. It is not an IRS determination letter.
For questions about our nonprofit status, financial information, or available records, please contact HCC.
Contributions help support our nonprofit mission, including research, education, industry programs, and advocacy. Donations are made to Hispanic Construction Foundation, Inc. and are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.