Small business support
We’ve provided more than $34 billion in support by funding small business client loans through the Paycheck Protection Program in addition to our commitment of up to $250 million in capital to community development financial institutions (CDFIs).
Capital for women business owners who need it
Learn how Bank of America is partnering with community lenders to lift women out of poverty.
The resurgence in Florida’s Black-owned enterprise
See how the Black Business Investment Fund Florida is helping preserve decades of African American entrepreneurship.
Help for small businesses in Old Dominion
Hope Pharmacy, one of Virginia’s few locally owned neighborhood pharmacies, was able to keep serving the community with help from a CDFI.
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Keeping the team together through crisis
Learn how a first-time business-owner is continuing to provide dental services to Arizona residents during the coronavirus.
Safeguarding a legacy for the fourth generation
A third-generation small business owner is evolving to continue serving her community.
A local answer to rebuilding small business
As small businesses work to ride out and recover from the coronavirus, learn how community development financial institutions are helping.
Small business: paving the road to recovery
A look at the Paycheck Protection Program, the critical support it’s providing to businesses, and how it’s helping the economy recover.
Fighting wildfires and the coronavirus
Through a historic wildfire season, a family business continues to meet the needs of the firefighter community.
Supporting small businesses through community development financial institutions
As part of its efforts to help communities affected by the pandemic, Bank of America has committed up to $250 million in capital and $10 million in philanthropic grants to CDFIs.
Resiliency through a time of change
One restaurateur’s story of triumph and overcoming adversity to make her American dream come true.