Affordable housing
Bank of America’s 2022 Homebuyer Insights Report
We explored the trade-offs people are willing to make to own a home, where they are willing to compromise and what they are not willing to give up.
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Honoring traditions, Native American Connections brings healing and opportunity to Phoenix families
In the early 1970s, three men began a grassroots self-help organization for Native American men struggling with addiction and homelessness in Phoenix, Arizona.
Affordable housing at Renaissance West opens greater opportunities for its Charlotte residents
Renaissance West takes a holistic approach to address the economic, education and health and wellness needs of its residents.
Why affordable housing is more crucial than ever
As housing affordability worsens, these nonprofits are providing stable homes in their communities
Breaking new ground: the fight for affordable housing
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.
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Bank of America charitable foundation philanthropic strategy
At Bank of America, we’re guided by a common purpose to help make financial lives better. We drive responsible growth by focusing on our clients, managing risk well, and making sure our growth is sustainable.
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.