Eloy Mendez Net Worth: What Is Eloy Mendez Net Worth?

Popular actor Eloy Mendez has an estimated net worth of $2 million.

Who Is Eloy Mendez?

Eloy Mendez is an actor and producer known for the movies Stealing Las Vegas, and Dragon Day.

Eloy first appeared in the film Bread and Roses, which made it to the 2000 Cannes International Film Festival, and earned a Palme d’Or nomination.

Eloy starred as lead character in the Showtime film Medio Tiempo. He has gone on to appear in other films such as Dishdogz, The Price of the American Dream, Primo, Bold Native, The Price of Happiness, and Road to Juarez.

Eloy also has over 40 short films in his credit. In terms of TV shows, he appeared in ER, Monk, Sleeper Cell, General Hospital, Girlfriends, NCIS, The Shield, and The last Ship.

Eloy established the production company Mighty Dog Entertainment in 2014, and produced a documentary called Return to the Philippines.

Beyond entertainment, Eloy gives his time to charitable causes, and renders philanthropic gestures to the homeless, school dropouts, and people in need of social justice.

He is a strong supporter of the Union Rescue Mission, RFK Foundation, Izunome Association, and other orphanages Latin America.

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