Com. Torres cites women’s leadership program at foundation gala
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Staff Report
Edinburg, TX – Hidalgo County Precinct 4 highlighted its partnership with the Heart, Mind, Money Foundation during the foundation’s scholarship gala on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026.
The event brought together community leaders, supporters and program participants, according to Precinct 4. The partnership supports a program for women focused on confidence, leadership skills and financial knowledge.
Program details
The Heart, Mind, Money Foundation provides mentorship, financial literacy education and personal development resources. The program helps participants build practical skills tied to career opportunities, business development and community leadership. The partnership with Precinct 4 connects residents with resources intended to support personal and economic growth across the community.
“Partnerships like this are about investing in people,” Commissioner Ellie Torres of Hidalgo County Precinct 4 said. “When women are given the tools, support, and mentorship to grow personally and financially, the ripple effect strengthens families and entire communities. We are proud to partner with the Heart, Mind, Money Foundation to bring these opportunities to women in our region.”
Event details
Organizers reported the program has helped women take steps toward financial independence, leadership development and personal growth. Participants receive scholarships, training and support from other women in the program, according to the announcement.
The gala recognized that progress and drew attention to the partnership’s role in expanding access to leadership and financial education programs, a Precinct 4 representative said.
Next steps
Torres said her office plans to continue working with the Heart, Mind, Money Foundation to expand opportunities for women across the Rio Grande Valley. The partnership is part of Torres’ broader support for programs focused on leadership, financial empowerment and long-term success.
Source — Hidalgo County Precinct 4