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Serving the San Diego, CA community, the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals La Jolla Chapter stands as The Voice for Hispanic Real Estate®, championing homeownership opportunities for Hispanic families and individuals throughout the region. This dedicated organization is built on the foundation of community outreach, working to bridge gaps in real estate access and education for underrepresented populations. The NAHREP La Jolla Chapter operates through the passionate contributions of its Board of Directors, active members, and community sponsors who share a collective vision of empowering Hispanic communities through real estate opportunities. Beyond business networking, the chapter prioritizes meaningful community engagement and educational initiatives that extend beyond professional development to impact families and neighborhoods across San Diego. The organization recognizes that homeownership represents more than a transaction—it's a pathway to wealth building, stability, and community prosperity for Hispanic families. Through collaborative efforts and strong partnerships with local sponsors, NAHREP La Jolla creates spaces where professionals can grow their careers while simultaneously advancing the broader mission of expanding homeownership access in underserved communities. The chapter's work reflects a deep commitment to social responsibility and community development, making it a vital resource for both real estate professionals seeking purpose-driven business growth and families pursuing homeownership dreams in the San Diego area.
The Foundation for Women (FFW) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to the support of women in poverty. We administer microfinance loans to help women start businesses, educate themselves and their children, and create a new life for themselves and their families. We also support community-based educational initiatives. The Foundation has created and implemented microfinance programs in India, Zambia, Niger and San Diego. We are a registered and established NGO (non-governmental organization) in San Diego and Liberia. We are proud of the fact that since 1997 we have positively impacted more than a million women and their families by directly funding microfinance programs and education.
The Foundation for Women serves women living in poverty locally and globally by funding and creating microfinance programs that help generate sustainable income, offer education and business support, and create economic prosperity.
The Foundation for Women is making a difference in communities with compassion, integrity, commitment and joy.
Since its founding in 1953, the Association of Turkish Americans - Southern California has served as a vital gathering place for Turkish-Americans in the La Jolla, CA community and throughout San Diego. What began as the Turkish-American Club has grown into a respected non-profit organization with a clear mission: to promote better understanding and relations between the peoples of Turkey and the United States. The organization's name reflects its philosophical foundation, drawing inspiration from Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, whose legacy of leadership and vision guides the organization's work today. ATASC-SD recognizes the importance of community connection and cultural preservation, providing Turkish-Americans with opportunities to celebrate their heritage, observe meaningful holidays, and maintain bonds with others who share their background. Beyond serving its core community, ATASC-SD is committed to educating the broader San Diego population about the richness of Turkish culture, history, and traditions. Through social activities, cultural events, and charitable work, the organization builds bridges between cultures while strengthening the Turkish-American community itself. By choosing to become tax-exempt in 1985, ATASC-SD demonstrated its long-term commitment to serving its members and community with integrity and purpose, making all contributions tax-deductible and ensuring sustainable community impact.
Ms. Megahed is a local San Diego attorney from Rancho Penasquitos. In 2004, she found her passion for Family Law while interning at the Law Office of Emory L. Boutilier. (Fun Fact: The Honorable Supreme Court of California Commissioner Darlene A. White worked for the same law office!)
While completing her Bachelor of Science Degree at Arizona State University, she became the legal assistant to the Law Office of Francis G. Fanning to learn Employment Law.
Ms. Megahed completed her Juris Doctorate Degree in San Diego. She travelled with the Honorable Justice Antonin Scalia in Strasbourg, France during her study abroad trip through Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law. She volunteered her efforts at the Guardianship Clinic of the San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program and the Family Law Facilitator's Office of the Superior Court of California.
She is professional, compassionate, knowledgeable and respected by her colleagues in the community. With Ms. Megahed by your side, there is no losing.
