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April 2020 by David Smelser
the founder and director of this agency posted a letter full of lies on Facebook
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June 2019 by Corie Coughlin
Caring support and advocacy for human rights in the work force.
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October 2018 by Maluchy Cervantes
La labor que llevan a cabo
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March 2018 by Jean Ballard
I know the founder of Diaz y Loera personally and admire her and her work intensely. we need more women in the world like her. Fortunately we have no dearth of women like this in Vallejo!
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August 2015 by Diana Navarrete Aguirre Fernandez
Me parese un programa de maravilla ayuda mucho a la jente que lo nacesita .y todos son muy amables de verdad que yo lo recomiendo a toda la jente .
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December 2014 by Maria Isabel Esparza Esparza
Toda labor humanitaria,es muy loable,y la mayor recompensa está en el servir . Vaya pues,mi reconocimiento a este equipo tan bonito de ayuda al prí³jimo,FELICIDADES!!!!
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October 2008 by Larry t.
Mina and Imelda Diaz have started a neighborhood business offering a variety of local services and acting as local outlets for the likes of Re/Max and FedEx. They are aimed at serving the Latino community in Vallejo, but they sure treat me (a plain ol' Caucasian) fine. Their broad selection of services includes shipping, printing, and other office services, notary, insurance (I think), and more. Mina and Imelda are cleary hewing closely to the old-fashioned, American small business model of providing good services to their local community, getting to know their customers and treating them honestly, and just plain working hard to make things go. But the feel-good aspect of supporting a young local business is only half of it. Running a small business out of my home, I have only occasional shipping needs. On the occasions when I've gone there to ship something via FedEx, I have not had to wait in a long line and my needs were met expeditiously. If you're in Vallejo, you really should know about D&L Centro Latino.
