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MANA de Metro Detroit 2026 Annual Brindis Luncheon Celebrates and Supports Successful Latinas 

MANA Metro Detroit celebrates scholarship winners, community leaders, and mentorship at its Brindis Luncheon

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On Thursday, July 16, MANA de Metro Detroit held its major annual event, the Brindis Luncheon, an opportunity to raise funds to support the MANA Scholarship Program as well as the Hermanitas and Mentorship Programs. The Brindis Luncheon is a celebratory occasion in which MANA publicly recognizes outstanding individuals that support the Latino community in Metro Detroit, through the presentation of the Adelita and Amigo of the Year Awards. 

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Dr. Vanessa Reynolds, Keynote Speaker

This year, the mistress of ceremony was Michelene Silva, LMSW, who provides mental health services to students at Aztec Eagles Academy High School and volunteers her time as the MANA Secretary. 

The keynote speaker was Dr. Vanessa Reynolds, MiHC Managing Director of College Access & Success and MANA member. Dr. Reynolds inspired and energized the audience while sharing her upbringing and educational journey in Detroit. From learning English as a young student to being a three-time graduate from Wayne State University, Dr. Reynolds’ journey has taught her about “resilience, perseverance, and believing in herself.” She credited her family’s unwavering support and encouragement from educators, Mr. Grams and Mr. Stinger, for inspiring her to pursue higher education. Dr. Reynolds shared stories about the outstanding mentorship she received from her dissertation chair, Dr. Shields, who often guided and encouraged her during moments of self-doubt. As the first doctora in her family, Dr. Reynolds celebrates this milestone as both a personal achievement and an opportunity to give back to her community by opening doors for other first-generation students pursuing higher education.

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This year, MANA bestowed the Adelitas award to three exceptional Latinas in recognition of their spirit, courage, perseverance and commitment to improving the lives of Latinos in Metro Detroit. MANA’s 2026 Adelita Award recipients are Elizabeth Gonzalez, Martina Guzman, and Rebecca Muñoz. 

The Amigo of the Year Award was presented to Dr. Jorge Chinea, Director, for the Center of Latino/a and Latin American Studies (CLLAS) at WSU for his continued leadership, contributions, and support of our Latino students.

Due to the generous support our sponsors and donors, 20 young Latina students were awarded $2,000 scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year. The scholarship categories are the Dr. Ellen Ochoa STEM Scholarship, the Monica L. Martinez Leadership Scholarship, the Carmen Muñoz Entrepreneurship Scholarship, the Gloria Rosas Teacher Education Scholarship, the Eva Garza Dewaelsche Community Service Award, and the MANA General Scholarship. Since the inception of the program, MANA has awarded 207 scholarships totaling $296,000.

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Scholarship Recipients (Top row, L-R: Andrea Cuevas-Garcia, Chelsi Pizarro-Gonzalez, Arely Aguirre-Pacheco, Lessley C. Romero-Rodriguez, Guadalupe Marquez-Garcia, Alejandra Padilla-Miguel, Rachael Moseley, Shalma Torres, Yaritza Campos), (Bottom row, L-R: Andrea Medina, Vivian Murillo-Villa, Jimena Vázquez, Azucena Soto, Rocio Contreras (MANA Scholarship Co-Chair), Ana Sandoval (MANA President), Marcelina Anaya, Irma Martinez, Brizait Gonzalez Rivera, Monserrat Molina)

The 2026 MANA de Metro Detroit Scholars are: Alejandra Padilla-Miguel (MSU), Andrea Cuevas-Garcia (MSU), Andrea Medina (U of D, Mercy), Azucena Soto (U of M, Ann Arbor), Brizait Gonzalez Rivera (George Washington Univ), Flor Valladares-Trujillo (WSU), Irma Martinez (WSU), Lessley C. Romero-Rodriguez (HFCC), Maddeline Lopez-Bartolon (U of M, Ann Arbor), Marcelina Anaya (MSU), Monserrat Molina (U of M, Ann Arbor), Shalma Torres (U of M, Ann Arbor), Vivian Murillo-Villa (EMU), Yaritza Campos (U of M, Dearborn), Arely Aguirre-Pacheco (U of M, Ann Arbor), Chelsi Pizarro-Gonzalez (U of M, Ann Arbor), Felicitas Gonzalez Membrillo (Rochester Univ), Jimena Vázquez (U of M, Ann Arbor), Rachael Moseley (U of M, Dearborn), and Guadalupe Marquez-Garcia (U of M, Dearborn). 

MANA de Metro Detroit wishes to thank the sponsors, donors and volunteers that were responsible for the 2026 Brindis Luncheon and recipient awards who together made this occasion a memorable event. If you feel inspired to join MANA de Metro Detroit or want to support the organization in any way, please visit the website www.manademetrodetroit.com for more information. 

Brindis Anual 2026 de MANA de Metro Detroit Celebra y Apoya a Latinas Exitosas

El jueves 16 de julio, MANA de Metro Detroit realizó su evento anual más importante, el Brindis Luncheon, una oportunidad para recaudar fondos que apoyen el MANA Scholarship Program así como los Programas Hermanitas y Mentorship. El Brindis Luncheon es una ocasión de celebración en la cual MANA reconoce públicamente a individuos excepcionales que apoyan a la comunidad latina en Metro Detroit, a través de la presentación de los Adelita y Amigo of the Year Awards.

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Dr. Vanessa Reynolds, Keynote Speaker

Este año, la maestra de ceremonias fue Michelene Silva, LMSW, quien proporciona servicios de salud mental a estudiantes en Aztec Eagles Academy High School y ofrece su tiempo como Secretaria de MANA.

La oradora principal fue la Dra. Vanessa Reynolds, Directora de MiHC de College Access & Success y miembro de MANA. La Dra. Reynolds inspiró y energizó a la audiencia mientras compartía su infancia y su camino educativo en Detroit. Desde aprender inglés como estudiante joven hasta ser graduada tres veces de Wayne State University, el viaje de la Dra. Reynolds le ha enseñado acerca de “resiliencia, perseverancia y creer en sí misma.” Ella atribuyó el apoyo inquebrantable de su familia y el aliento de educadores, Mr. Grams y Mr. Stinger, por inspirarla a perseguir educación superior. La Dra. Reynolds compartió historias sobre la mentoría excepcional que recibió de su directora de disertación, la Dra. Shields, quien frecuentemente la guió y alentó durante momentos de duda personal. Como la primera doctora en su familia, la Dra. Reynolds celebra este hito como tanto un logro personal como una oportunidad de devolver a su comunidad al abrir puertas para otros estudiantes de primera generación que persiguen educación superior.

Este año, MANA otorgó el premio Adelitas a tres excepcionales Latinas en reconocimiento de su espíritu, coraje, perseverancia y compromiso para mejorar las vidas de latinos en Metro Detroit. Las galardonadas del Adelita Award 2026 de MANA son Elizabeth Gonzalez, Martina Guzman, y Rebecca Muñoz.

El Amigo of the Year Award fue presentado al Dr. Jorge Chinea, Director, del Center of Latino/a and Latin American Studies (CLLAS) en WSU por su liderazgo continuo, contribuciones y apoyo a nuestros estudiantes latinos.

Debido al apoyo generoso de nuestros patrocinadores y donantes, 20 jóvenes estudiantes Latinas fueron galardonadas con becas de $2,000 para el año académico 2026-2027. Las categorías de beca son la Dr. Ellen Ochoa STEM Scholarship, la Monica L. Martinez Leadership Scholarship, la Carmen Muñoz Entrepreneurship Scholarship, la Gloria Rosas Teacher Education Scholarship, el Eva Garza Dewaelsche Community Service Award, y la MANA General Scholarship. Desde el inicio del programa, MANA ha otorgado 207 becas totalizando $296,000.

Large group of about 20 women posing together in front of a "MANA de Metro Detroit" step-and-repeat banner, one wearing a "Miss Mexico 2026" sash and tiara.
Scholarship Recipients (Top row, L-R: Andrea Cuevas-Garcia, Chelsi Pizarro-Gonzalez, Arely Aguirre-Pacheco, Lessley C. Romero-Rodriguez, Guadalupe Marquez-Garcia, Alejandra Padilla-Miguel, Rachael Moseley, Shalma Torres, Yaritza Campos), (Bottom row, L-R: Andrea Medina, Vivian Murillo-Villa, Jimena Vázquez, Azucena Soto, Rocio Contreras (MANA Scholarship Co-Chair), Ana Sandoval (MANA President), Marcelina Anaya, Irma Martinez, Brizait Gonzalez Rivera, Monserrat Molina)

Las Becadas MANA de Metro Detroit 2026 son: Alejandra Padilla-Miguel (MSU), Andrea Cuevas-Garcia (MSU), Andrea Medina (U of D, Mercy), Azucena Soto (U of M, Ann Arbor), Brizait Gonzalez Rivera (George Washington Univ), Flor Valladares-Trujillo (WSU), Irma Martinez (WSU), Lessley C. Romero-Rodriguez (HFCC), Maddeline Lopez-Bartolon (U of M, Ann Arbor), Marcelina Anaya (MSU), Monserrat Molina (U of M, Ann Arbor), Shalma Torres (U of M, Ann Arbor), Vivian Murillo-Villa (EMU), Yaritza Campos (U of M, Dearborn), Arely Aguirre-Pacheco (U of M, Ann Arbor), Chelsi Pizarro-Gonzalez (U of M, Ann Arbor), Felicitas Gonzalez Membrillo (Rochester Univ), Jimena Vázquez (U of M, Ann Arbor), Rachael Moseley (U of M, Dearborn), y Guadalupe Marquez-Garcia (U of M, Dearborn).

MANA de Metro Detroit desea agradecer a los patrocinadores, donantes y voluntarios que fueron responsables del Brindis Luncheon 2026 y los premios de galardonadas quienes juntos hicieron esta ocasión un evento memorable. Si te sientes inspirado a unirte a MANA de Metro Detroit o quieres apoyar a la organización de cualquier manera, por favor visita el sitio web www.manademetrodetroit.com para más información.

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