Economic mobility
The Here’s Something Good podcast brings daily stories that inspire
Every day could use a moment of inspiration. That’s why, with Bank of America’s support, Seneca Women Podcast Network and iHeartRadio partnered to create Here’s Something Good, a daily podcast that features 5-7 minute stories to uplift.
That Made All the Difference Podcasts Season 2: Adapting to Change
In Season 2 of our That Made All the Difference podcast, host and Bank of America executive Alicia Burke explores how achievers of all kinds are adapting to a changing reality.
That Made All the Difference Podcasts Season 1: Moments of Inspiration
Sometimes, one moment can change everything. In this podcast, host and Bank of America executive Alicia Burke explores the defining moments that inspired achievers to make a difference.
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Bank of America Student Leaders® program - Bank of America
Since 2004, Student Leaders has been part of our ongoing commitment to youth employment and economic mobility.
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.
Workforce development & education programs - Bank of America
Through workforce development and education, we’re empowering youth, low- and moderate-income communities, and individuals that deserve a second chance.
Economic mobility & community development programs
We are committed to advancing economic and social progress through investments focused on workforce development, basic needs and community development.
Driving economic & social progress in our communities
Through our expertise, reach and resources, we are committed to helping build thriving economies around the world.
Making an impact
From families creating better lives to communities and coalitions promoting the greater good, we support all kinds of efforts to build a brighter future.
What if embracing your roots led you to your passion?
Vincent Beckman, worker advocate and founder of the Chicago restaurant Tanta, discusses rediscovering his Peruvian heritage through food on our original podcast. When the pandemic hit, his work with the Farmworker and Landscaper Advocacy Project became more essential than ever.