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Webster Bank announced the launch of its first Special Purpose Credit Program (SPCP) aimed at expanding homeownership opportunities for low-to-moderate income (LMI) first-time homebuyers, and those who are seeking to refinance, in historically underserved areas.
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Webster Bank today announced its next Finance Lab collaborations with three partners that will provide financial empowerment programs to hundreds of students in low- to moderate-income (LMI) areas.
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Launched Jan. 1, 2022, PNC’s Community Benefits Plan pledges to provide $88 billion in loans, investments and other financial support to bolster economic opportunity for low- and moderate-income (LMI) individuals, communities and people of color.
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The Webster/Eagle Academy Finance Lab expands a signature initiative of Webster Bank designed to help Webster’s partners in low- to moderate-income (LMI) communities expand financial empowerment opportunities for youth.
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Highlights $3.13 Billion Investment
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Five-year plan focuses on supporting equitable access to capital for low- and moderate- income communities and communities of color.
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Report shows how Regions Bank and the Regions Foundation are creating more inclusive prosperity.
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New HOPE Inside centers in select Wells Fargo branches increase access to financial education and guidance
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Partnership will focus on defining and measuring impacts related to closing the racial wealth gap and producing equitable outcomes
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Today, BioTalent Canada announced the relaunch of its successful Career Starter wage subsidy program.
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Center Creek Capital Group is pleased to announce that it has secured nearly $30 million of capital in its 1st closing for its latest affordable Single-Family Rental (SFR) fund, Center Creek Housing Fund III (CCHF III). Center Creek Housing Fund III offers investors and the community a win-win: For investors, CCHFIII will seek to provide market-rate returns from single-family rentals, one of the best performing real estate sectors since the onset of the pandemic. At the same time, CCHFIII offers
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NPower and Urban Alliance collaborate to advance training and job placement for high school students of color
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Diverse underwriting firms to receive bulk of fees from $1 billion Sustainability Bond, which supports housing affordability, socioeconomic opportunity, and renewable energy
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New initiative will help unbanked Black and African Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans have easier access to low-cost banking
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$1 billion initiative launched based on recommendations made by The Change Company’s Community Advisory Board
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Coalition of 18 Banks provided over $80 million to finance the initiative
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The Change Company sponsored and published research conducted by Prosperity NOW with best practices for expanding homeownership in low income communities
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Gift will support innovative partnership between the National Asian American Coalition and the City of San Diego
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Comerica Bank has teamed up with Young Entrepreneurz Solutions Organization (YES) to equip youth from low- to moderate-income (LMI) communities with financial education skills needed to pursue a career in entrepreneurship.
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Program will target small businesses, non-profits and small landlords that did not receive federal COVID-19 assistance
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Wells Fargo today announced that it is seeking to invest up to $50 million in African American Minority Depository Institutions (MDIs). These investments are part of Wells Fargo’s commitment to supporting economic growth in African American communities where MDIs, often community based banks, provide mortgage credit, small business lending, and other banking services. Wells Fargo commends Congresswoman Joyce Beatty and Congressman Gregory Meeks for recently sponsoring legislation to enhance MDIs
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Competition to focus on financial technology companies and nonprofits that aim to improve the financial health of workers and students in the U.S.
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Company gives back to Tulsa Community Foundation and the Tulsa Area United Way to assist with flood recovery
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Bank Provides Low-Income Buyers an Affordable Path to Home Ownership
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On Track to Exceed 2018 Commitment to Hire 10,000 Individuals From
LMI Neighborhoods in Five Years
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Fifth Third Delivers $20.3 Billion through Community Commitment at Conclusion of Year Three
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Fifth Third Finance Academy Reaches Nearly 150,000 Students in First Year.
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Fifth Third Increases Its Community Commitment to $32 Billion; Added $2 Billion Reflects Planned Expansion in Greater Chicago
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Bank Further Demonstrates its Commitment to New York’s Not-for-Profit
Affordable Housing Community
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Pledge Made Publicly Available on Bank’s Website
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The 5-year initiative offers specialized residential mortgages to
help low- to moderate-income communities and financial donations to
local nonprofits across the state
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Fifth Third Achieves ‘Outstanding’ Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) Rating.
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NALCAB - National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders has received $375,000 from Wells Fargo to support the NALCAB network’s programmatic efforts in small business lending and family financial capability. Funding will support seven NALCAB member organizations working in low and moderate-income (LMI) Latino and immigrant communities nationwide to advance family financial capability and increase access to small business capital.