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Las Vegas runs on the work of its Hispanic community: the rideshare and delivery drivers, hospitality workers, freelancers, and small business owners who keep the city moving. On September 19, Ualett, the bilingual financial platform built for gig workers, and Las Vegas Lights FC continue their partnership with Hispanic Heritage Night, honoring the people who help drive the local economy.
The night carries extra weight this year. Ualett is using the event to launch Ualett Global Transfer, a new service that lets members send international remittances directly through the platform, giving gig workers another way to support family back home.
Event Details:
- What: Las Vegas Lights FC Hispanic Heritage Night vs. Hartford Athletic
- When: September 19, 2026, 7:30 p.m.
- Where: Cashman Field
- Why: To celebrate Hispanic communities and the gig workers, families and entrepreneurs who power Las Vegas
During the match, Ualett and the Lights will recognize gig-worker honorees from the Las Vegas community. An in-match video will spotlight their stories and the role that independent work plays in the city’s economy.
On the Partnership: “Hispanic Heritage Night is an important reminder that loyalty is built by showing up consistently for the community,” said Ricky Michel Presbot, co-founder and CEO of Ualett. “Ualett was built by people who understand the hustle of the Hispanic community because we have lived it. Our commitment goes beyond one month or one event. We’re focused on continuing to invest in the people, businesses, and workers who make our communities stronger.”
Ualett serves a bilingual base of rideshare and delivery drivers, hospitality professionals, freelancers, and small business owners, with more than 750,000 users on the platform.
Additional details on the night’s activations will be shared by Ualett and Las Vegas Lights FC as the date approaches.
