Bank of America’s presence in middle Tennessee spans over 100 years and we are especially grateful to walk in hand in hand with our customers, clients and communities as their needs have evolved over that time.
Tyson Moore | Nashville Market President
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Nashville is your home. It’s ours, too.

We are committed to partnering to address the local issues that matter most, advancing racial equality and economic opportunity, and helping our community thrive.

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Taking action to support our communities, clients and teammates

Now as always, our commitment to help strengthen the communities we serve is unwavering. We’re partnering with local leaders and organizations to address critical needs, and to advance racial equality and economic opportunity. We’re collaborating with companies and working with skill-building partners to help people succeed in today’s and tomorrow’s economy. And we’re doing our part to help people stay healthy — including investing in benefits and resources for our employees who serve our clients in their communities.

Nashville Local Market President Tyson Moore

Nashville Market President Tyson Moore

Let’s build something together

As Nashville’s local market president, I guide our efforts to be a model corporate citizen, whether through our day-to-day business activities, our employee volunteer programs or our philanthropic support for organizations that make a positive impact here in middle Tennessee. I oversee the bank’s work connecting individuals, families, and businesses to resources that make their financial lives better from Springfield to Murfreesboro. I’m also charged with helping strengthen economic opportunity and build strong communities through social responsibility efforts, which as we know are absolutely essential to Nashville at this time. These initiatives, like funding critical medical supplies, partnering with Matthew Walker Comprehensive Health Center, and supporting workforce development and education allow us to all come together as neighbors and partners toward a better Nashville.

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Free tuition is just the start

While statewide tuition-free community college programs provide some financial relief for Tennessee students pursuing a community or technical college degree, students are often unable to make ends meet to cover living expenses like transportation, textbooks, childcare and meals. That’s why the Nashville State Community College Foundation has launched the Beyond Financial Aid initiative to ensure that students get the comprehensive support they need to complete their degree.

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Help, hope and friendship for Nashville

For the people experiencing homeless in Nashville, Room in the Inn is a beacon of hope. They offer more than meals, with an array of support services and job training classes served to those in need with a strong sense of community and empathy.

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Through impactful programs, Nashville Public library brings the gift of learning to residents

The Nashville Public Library aims to engage the community by inspiring reading, advancing learning and connecting residents through educational programs and access to resources.
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Ken Burns traveled the Tennessee Music Highway to promote his latest film, COUNTRY MUSIC

Our video shows how the project began with a four-day bus tour through the birthplace of country music.
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Fueling economic growth through jobs and skills development

Working with local educators, organizers and employers across the country, Bank of America is supporting the skills training needed to help communities prosper.
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Find a location

Whether you have everyday financial needs or more complex ones, our experienced specialists can help at locations around your city. Find a location and make an appointment to talk with us.

We remain committed to supporting you with your financial needs during the health crisis. Of course, nothing is more important than your health and safety, and we have taken multiple steps to minimize health risks, based on guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention. These steps we have taken in our financial centers include enhancing the daily cleaning procedures, implementing plastic screens and distancing markers, following local restrictions on the number of clients that can enter a financial center at one time, and requiring our employees to wear masks. In addition, we are requiring clients wear masks when visiting our financial centers.

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Enjoy local culture for free

See some of the best museums in your area with our Museums on Us® program. You’ll receive free general admission during the first full weekend of every month with your active Bank of America, Merrill, or Bank of America Private Bank (U.S. Trust) credit or debit card and photo ID.