Greater Boston, MA
What if your love of history could help unite us all?
On this episode of our original podcast, Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. discusses his passion for history, finding his genealogical roots and chronicling the African-American experience—past and present.
The power to have a voice
See how Renee Manfredi, Special Olympics athlete, found her voice on and off the field.
Our commitment to support & strengthen Greater Boston
Bank of America is committed to advancing racial equality and economic opportunity, and helping the Boston community thrive. Learn more about our unwavering commitment to communities.
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More than a home
This affordable housing nonprofit in Boston's South End offers food, health, out-of-school programming and financial literacy to the city's Hispanic-Latino community.
Championing employment for individuals with disabilities starts at home for Bank of America
Our Support Services group demonstrates how important it is to look past disability and see opportunity.
School Day Games and Summer Games bring Special Olympics to students in Massachusetts
For over a decade, Bank of America has partnered with Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA) to support their mission of fostering the acceptance and inclusion of all people across the Commonwealth.
Having each other's backs
See how this organization works to empower small business owners — especially women and minorities — across Massachusetts.
A digital-first approach drives client satisfaction and business success in Boston
Even as local businesses reopen their physical locations, consumers continue to rely on technology, and business leaders must invest in digital offerings to strengthen their future.
Sustainable Food Production (SDG 2.4): Little Leaf Farms’ local approach to feeding the world
Inside one of the most technologically-advanced lettuce growing greenhouses in the world, Little Leaf Farms, a Devens, MA, company, is rethinking how food is grown and distributed.
Community financial centers in Nubian and Codman squares
The centers are technology hubs for clients, with bilingual staff trained on products and services to best address the specific needs of our neighbors.