JPMorgan Chase Commits $12 Million to Minority Households

March 2, 2022 Demetria Lester

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JPMorgan Chase announced five organizations will receive philanthropic capital as part of the firm’s $400 million five-year commitment to improve housing affordability and stability for underserved households, particularly in Black, Hispanic and Latino communities. JPMorgan Chase’s commitments will support organizations working to scale innovative housing models such as single-family housing production to increase the supply of affordable ...

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