How we help people, companies and institutions realize their financial goals
Frank Chi of NYC and LA is a filmmaker, artist and storyteller whose work helps lead narratives around justice and inclusion in American life, including directing the film 38 at the Garden about Jeremy Lin and the Asian American experience.
LA’s Brandon “Stix” Salaam-Bailey is a rapper, record producer and the founder of the Thinkwatts Foundation, which seeks to bridge the gap for underserved youth and empower them to bring their unique offerings to the real world.
Learn more how we are advancing opportunities for Hispanic-Latinos as part of our commitment to responsible growth.
Bank of America partnered with Create & Cultivate for their L.A. Conference to support women business owners through resources and expertise.
In the predominantly Hispanic-Latino Boyle Heights neighborhood of East L.A., Adventist Health White Memorial – the area’s only hospital – embraces a mission that goes far beyond tending to the physical health of the community.
We’re recognizing individuals like Los Angeles’ Manju Kulkarni who’ve made extraordinary contributions to break down barriers and create economic opportunities for Black, Hispanic-Latino, Asian American, and Native American people nationwide.
We’ve been serving individuals and families in low-and moderate-income (LMI) communities since we were founded.
Tiffany Sorya of Novel Education Group is a leader in the education industry. Hear how she's changing the way young people engage with education.
Bank of America is committed to advancing racial equality and economic opportunity, and helping the Los Angeles community thrive. Learn more about our unwavering commitment to communities.
Driven by a growing economy and strong stock market, home and rent prices have steadily increased for nearly 10 years straight. While this growth has been a boon for owners, renters are increasingly finding it harder to find stable, long-term housing.
