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Hispanic Chamber of Commerce - Wichita Falls
Wichita Falls, Texas · Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Growing businesses.
Strengthening
our community.

To accelerate the growth of Hispanic-owned businesses in Wichita Falls through advocacy, connections, and resources.

Our Wichita Falls skyline and Hispanic Chamber identity
Rooted in Wichita Falls.
Growing together.
Your business belongs here.Build connections. Find resources. Grow with a stronger voice.
Local businesses. Shared opportunity.

More than1,400
Hispanic-owned businesses.
Right here in Wichita County.

Connect with a local business community of entrepreneurs, employers, and independent business owners.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 Nonemployer Statistics by Demographics, table AB2300NESD01 ↗. Estimated 1,437 majority Hispanic-owned employer and nonemployer firms in Wichita County, Texas, in 2023. Includes businesses with and without paid employees; this is not a Chamber membership count. Relative standard error: 4.3%. Census source files ↗.

Education. Leadership. Opportunity.

The next generation of Wichita Falls.

Hispanic students are an important part of our region’s future workforce, leadership, and business community.

Figures describe each institution’s student population, not the share of the county workforce. Vernon College figures cover the whole institution, including locations outside Wichita Falls. College enrollment years are not specified on these source pages; reporting periods may differ. Reviewed October 29, 2026.

Connect with the community shaping Wichita Falls’ future.

Whether you’re Hispanic-owned, serve Hispanic customers, or want to build stronger local relationships, there’s a place for your business in the Chamber.

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Our community by the numbers

Wichita County at a glance.

A snapshot of the people and businesses that make up our local economy.

129,555County residentsJuly 1, 2025 population estimate
22.1%Hispanic or Latino residentsPopulation share · Census QuickFacts
57.7%Civilian labor force participationCounty residents age 16+ · 2020–2024
$63,524Median household income2020–2024 · In 2024 dollars

Education source: Texas Tribune Schools Explorer, based on state enrollment data ↗. Student enrollment illustrates the future talent pipeline; it does not measure workers available to hire. Labor force participation includes employed people and people actively seeking work.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts — Wichita County, Texas ↗. Reviewed October 29, 2026. Figures cover Wichita County, not only the city of Wichita Falls. Reporting periods vary by measure; employer establishments include all ownership groups.

Your voice. Our direction.

Help shape your Chamber.

Tell us what your business needs—from connections and customers to funding and bilingual resources. Your feedback will help guide our programs and priorities.

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