JPMorgan Chase Commits $8.4 million of Philanthropic Capital

October 25, 2021 Kyle G. Horst

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As part of a five-year $400 million philanthropic commitment to that includes low-cost loans, equity and grants targeted to nonprofits and organizations in the affordable housing space that work to improve affordability and stability for Black and Latinx households, JPMorgan Chase has announced that $8.6 million of that money will go to six organizations for their role in helping renters and owners ...

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