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Helping Los Angeles rebuild
Earthquakes, wildfires, hurricanes, and other environmental disasters have a devastating impact on communities we care deeply about and are committed to supporting. We are here to help our clients in these communities. Many of our teammates and their families live and work there too, so the impact of these disasters is personal to us.
Helping empower communities through capital, local expertise, connections and philanthropic giving
$2MM
PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT LOCALLY*
300+
BUSINESS SPECIALISTS IN LA
233K
VOLUNTEERS HOURS SINCE 2020
Contributing to Long-Term Recovery and Community Rebuilding Efforts in Greater LA
Raul Anaya, Bank of America President for Greater LA, is dedicated to overseeing the bank’s comprehensive response and rebuilding efforts. Raul is working in partnership with leaders across the company and all impacted Market Presidents. He is leading a team of business line and staff support teammates dedicated to addressing the end-to-end, long-term needs of clients, employees, and local communities. He is also leading our efforts with federal, state, and local officials and non-profit organizations heavily engaged in the work.
OFFICIAL PARTNER
Supporting the American Red Cross
Bank of America is supporting the efforts of the American Red Cross in the Los Angeles community through a $1million disaster relief grant. This funding will help provide emergency and recovery assistance, food and shelter, and health services to people affected by the wildfires.
OFFICIAL PARTNER
Helping deliver hunger relief
As displaced families and individuals continue to recover, Bank of America has provided a $500,000 grant to the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank. With this donation, the Food Bank can offer emergency food assistance, mobile distributions and resource fairs.
OFFICIAL PARTNER
Partnership to help rebuild businesses
In partnership with the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Bank of America has provided a $500,000 grant to support relief services including resources from our Community Development Financial Institution partners and direct grants up to $25,000 for LA business owners.
In the news
Bank of America Commits $2M to Support Wildfire Recovery and LA Communities
Raul Anaya leads Bank of America’s wildfire recovery efforts in LA, uniting business, government, and nonprofits to rebuild impacted communities.
Banking on Southern California’s Recovery
Bank of America's Business Banking president Raul Anaya is taking on a new role – L.A.'s recovery.
Financial Planning and Recovery: Tips for Disaster Victims
We understand that this is an exceedingly difficult and stressful time. As you think about how to prioritize the financial decisions you need to make throughout the disaster recovery and rebuilding process, we have compiled tips that may help guide you toward your short- and long-term goals.
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We’re always here to help with your financial needs — especially at times like these.
Bank of America is on your corner — and in your corner — with solutions and expertise to help your business recover.
Challenging times mean challenging decisions — we help offer insights on how your wealth impacts your family, business and the causes you care about.
Supporting LA businesses
With all that the Los Angeles community has been through in the wake of the recent wildfires, we are in awe of the resilience and grit shown by local LA business owners. We’re proud to spotlight some of these entrepreneurs, who are navigating the challenges of running a business amidst a city that is rebuilding.
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Our financial centers are open to support you
Our goal is to keep our financial centers open, as long as it’s safe for our clients and teammates. However, in response to the wildfires, some may be temporarily closed. You can check our most current hours and services available in your area using our Financial Center and ATM locator.
*Amount given in support of the LA wildfire recovery efforts as of May 1, 2025