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Over $3.3 million in support is helping Maryland nonprofits create positive change.*

Hard at Work in Maryland

Bank of America began serving Maryland more than 200 years ago. The Farmers Bank of Maryland was established in 1805 to provide credit to farmers and eventually expanded into providing financing for warehoused goods, which enabled its clients to grow more rapidly. It evolved into Maryland National Bank, which joined the Bank of America family in 1993. Today, Bank of America is one of the nation’s largest financial institutions and provides services to half of all American households.

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Leo Prussien and Erik Oosterwijk of Fells Point Wholesale Meats in Baltimore, Maryland.

Business Is Sizzling at Baltimore’s Premiere Meat Processor

Nov 02, 2011

Founded nearly 20 years ago by two immigrants in a row house, Fells Point Wholesale Meats has become a leading meat processor in the Baltimore-Washington region, serving high-end restaurants, hotels, clubs and other institutions…  learn More about Business Is Sizzling at Baltimore’s Premiere Meat Processor




*Over $3.3 million in nonprofit support for Maryland in 2012.

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We look forward to continuing to work with Bank of America to strengthen our financial position. It has been an enduring and productive relationship, and we have benefited from the bank’s expertise.

Sidney Ribeau
President, Howard University