When we come together as a community, even when needs are magnified, we can deliver on our promise for a better Tucson.
Adriana Kong Romero | President, Bank of America Tucson
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Tucson is your home. It’s ours, too.

We are committed to helping our communities thrive - dedicating our resources to address the issues that matter most in each community where we live and work.

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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.

Adriana Kong Romero | President, Bank of America Tucson

Adriana Kong Romero | President, Bank of America Tucson

Let’s build something together

Building a stronger community in Tucson begins with breaking down barriers that prevent economic mobility for people, especially those in communities of color. Workforce development and building job skills is a foundational need, and Bank of America is taking action to make a difference here. We’re working with our local college and university partners along with other organizations to help reskill and retrain for today’s in-demand jobs and careers. Along with our retail bank presence, our digital banking services are providing the convenience and easy-access needs of our customers and business clients. Through the challenging times we face, we remain committed to building our community.

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Improving healthcare services in Tucson’s most underserved communities

More than fifty years after its founding, El Rio Health, Tucson’s first community health clinic, needed to adapt, and fast, to continue to serve Tucson residents and a greater scale amidst the coronavirus. To help El Rio with new technology and other resources it needs to adapt and continue its community services, we provided the organization with a $50,000 grant, part of our $100 million commitment to support local communities in need.

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Keeping the Team Together Through Crisis

When Arizona’s stay-at-home order went into effect, Dr. Nikki Trombetta’s dental practice was forced to temporarily close its doors. She knew that she’d need to adapt her business in line with new realities, and she was determined to keep her work family intact amidst the pandemic. With the help of the federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), she has been able to adjust her practices to new social distancing policies—and keep her team employed.

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Advancing Racial Equality and Economic Opportunity

Together, we are addressing the underlying issues that people and communities of color face.
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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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A Local Answer to Rebuilding Small Business

As small businesses work to ride out and recover from the coronavirus, learn how community development financial institutions are helping.
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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.