Hollywood, FL (May 6, 2026) — Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF) will celebrate Mother’s Day this Friday through its early childhood education program, Unity 4Kids (U4K), honoring the mothers of its youngest learners with a heartfelt morning of appreciation and connection.
As part of the celebration, mothers will join their children for breakfast, sharing meaningful time together while being recognized for their vital role in their children’s lives. The children will proudly present handmade gifts they created in the classroom, making the occasion both personal and memorable.
U4K is a 5-Star rated, nationally accredited, and licensed early learning center offering Pre-K and VPK for children ages 3 to 5. In a safe, nurturing, and engaging environment, students build confidence, independence, and positive peer relationships, entering kindergarten-ready with strong early literacy and math foundations, classroom routines, and self-regulation skills. Through guided play and daily instruction that emphasize teamwork, communication, and healthy emotional expression, children strengthen the social-emotional development that supports long-term success in school and beyond.
“Our Unity 4Kids Mother’s Day celebration reflects what Hispanic Unity of Florida stands for: family, connection, and community,” said Elizabeth Dorante, Senior Vice President of Programs for Education and Civic Engagement at Hispanic Unity of Florida. “For more than 15 years, this tradition has allowed us to honor the mothers who are at the heart of our children’s growth and success. These shared moments strengthen the bond between families and reinforce the supportive environment we strive to create across all of our programs.”
Through Unity 4Kids and its broader programming, HUF continues to support families by creating spaces where children can thrive, parents feel valued, and communities grow stronger together.
About Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF)
Hispanic Unity of Florida (HUF) was founded in 1982 by local community leaders to serve as a haven for immigrants and others, helping ease the acculturation process and supporting them on the path to achieving the American dream. Today, HUF stands as South Florida’s largest 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the immigrant population, offering 12 programs and more than 30 services in four languages. Since its founding, HUF has served over 618,000 individuals from our communities. For more information, visit hispanicunity.org and follow @hispanicunity
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