El Griton Newsletter

October 13th, 2026

July Member of the Month

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In March of 2023, the Latino Chamber of Commerce was approved as an official project designation within the Enterprise Zone!


An enterprise zone is defined as an economically distressed area of Colorado in which special tax incentives are offered to businesses that expand or locate in the zone. The purpose of the tax incentives is to create new jobs and investment within the Enterprise Zone. In order to qualify for the 25% state income tax credit, donations must be equal to or greater than $250.00. Donations equal to or greater than $250.00 must be made within the same calendar year in order to receive the state income tax credit. All contributions equal to or greater than $250.00 will also receive a contributor wall tile at the Latino Chamber office.


Contributions raised throughout this campaign will allow the Latino Chamber of Commerce to repair the interior and exterior of the office building, add additional resources for community members such as video recording equipment and a digital smartboard, and build an outdoor patio for gatherings and as an additional working space. 


The Latino Chamber of Commerce is excited to relaunch the Sponsor a High School Student Program!


Through our Sponsor a High School Student Program, a business would contribute $60 to sponsor three local high school students to attend an upcoming Latino Chamber Luncheon. This opportunity helps students gain exposure to professional networking, community leadership, and career pathways. Sponsoring businesses will receive marketing recognition during the luncheon in appreciation of their support.



For questions, additional information, or to book your sponsorship for this youth development initiative, please contact our Special Events Coordinator Aden Martinez at aden@pueblolatinochamber.com or 719-542-5513.

Upcoming Latino Chamber Events

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To see recaps of previously hosted Latino Chamber events, please visit our Facebook page

Pueblo Latino Chamber of Commerce

Updates From Our Members

Do you have any exciting news, jobs, upcoming events, or information for us to share? Please email us at office@pueblolatinochamber.com to be included in our

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Why Cybersecurity Is a Shared Responsibility for Small Businesses 

 

Many small business owners think about cybersecurity as an IT department responsibility or a one-and-done task. Comcast Business's newly released 2026 Cybersecurity Threat Report makes it clear that cybersecurity is a shared responsibility and a risk for small businesses in Pueblo Colorado. 

 

The report analyzed 79.3 billion cybersecurity events over the past year, which is roughly 2,514 per second. In Small Business Month 2026 (May) alone, Comcast Business blocked threats targeting small businesses at an average rate of more than 230 per second. Cybercriminals are moving away from breaking into accounts, devices and networks, and instead using legitimate logins or taking over everyday devices that are not immediately thought of as a cyber risk. Building devices like security cameras outside a storefront, routers in the back office, TVs providing entertainment for customers and point-of-sale (POS) systems are often unprotected and are becoming low-lift tools for hackers to exploit in attacks. 

 

Phishing emails and drive-by compromise attacks are some of the most common routes for attackers to gain entry, with 25.4 billion and 21.9 billion attempts over the past year, respectively. The report also found 5.8 million attempts to gain control of employee browsers, underscoring that the cyberattack surface has grown to include everyday tools and devices. 

 

Fortunately, there are simple ways that small businesses can protect themselves without the budget or IT team of a large enterprise. Practical steps, including securing every device, implementing stronger password mandates, and training employees to spot attacks like phishing, can keep small businesses from becoming victims. Additionally, choosing a network provider that offers built-in protection against threats and consistent monitoring ensures business owners can stay on top of their security. 

 

It’s more important than ever for small businesses in Pueblo Colorado to use this Cybersecurity Awareness Month as a reminder that cybersecurity is a shared, year-round responsibility. Through protective measures and a trusted connectivity partner, small business owners can stay focused on running their business. 

 

For more information, visit 2026 Comcast Business Cybersecurity Threat Report | Comcast Business, or reach out to your local Comcast Business team at Stephanie Rapp stephanie_rapp@comcast.com or call (720) 383-2970

The wait is over — Bricks & Minifigs Passports are here!


Get ready for a fun new way to visit Bricks & Minifigs locations, collect stamps, and work toward AMAZING prizes provided by corporate! 🎁


📕 BAM Passports are $5.99


And for a limited time, we’re giving you an extra reason to start your passport journey:


⭐ Monday through Thursday, spend $100 or more and receive a FREE BAM Passport — while supplies last! Once you have your passport, start collecting your stamps and working toward those great prizes.


Whether you’re visiting us or another Bricks & Minifigs location, don’t forget your passport! Get yours while supplies last and let the stamping begin! This offer is only valid at Bricks & Minifigs Pueblo and while supplies last.

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Outdoor Explorations Program

Earthkeeper Nature School

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10th Annual POLICE VS. FIRE “ICE CUP”

CHARITY ICE HOCKEY GAME

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Business Resources

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Funding Applications Now Open

for Rural Colorado Organizations

The Women's Foundation of Colorado is thrilled to announce that applications are now open for the 2026 Women & Girls of Color Fund – rural cycle.


This funding opportunity is open to Colorado-based rural organizations led by women, girls, and gender-expansive people of color. The Women & Girls of Color Fund supports community-led work rooted in healing, justice, and liberation and provides flexible funding to help organizations sustain and grow their impact.


The rural cycle marks the first funding opportunity of the 2026 Women & Girls of Color Fund. The Front Range cycle will open later in 2026, beginning with a Letter of Interest in May. Additional details will be shared closer to that opening.


*The application and additional resources are also available in Spanish.*

*La solicitud y los recursos adicionales también están disponibles en Español.*

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Minnequa Works Credit Union & Fuel Kitchens



Fuel Kitchens is Pueblo’s first full scale commissary kitchen, containing a range of commercial kitchen equipment perfect for packaged food manufacturers, mobile food businesses, caterers and more. In addition to the kitchen itself, Fuel Kitchens contains ample walk-in freezer, cooler and dry storage space, a fenced yard, a loading dock, electrified parking, propane, fresh and grey water. Members also receive the use of shared flex office space including wifi and printing, and private offices are also available.

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Who we are

Fueling your journey, every step of the way


Venturize.org is a free bilingual resource hub for small business owners like you that need help accessing tools and information to sustain and grow your business. Venturize offers unbiased education and resources to help bolster businesses and empower you to make informed financing decisions.

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OEDIT’s Focus Areas for Economic Competitiveness

-Rural Colorado

-Housing

-Workers

-Entrepreneurs

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Childcare Community Resources for Employees

-Find Child Care in Pueblo

-Early Childhood Resource Page

Aspen Acres Recovery Team

Fire Recovery Resources

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