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By the Numbers
$50M
In philanthropic contributions since 2019
1.2M
Consumer customers across the Greater Washington area
74K
Business clients across the Greater Washington area
1500
Employees across the Greater Washington area
54
Branches across the Greater Washington area
$616M
Spent annually on Greater Washington businesses
These numbers represent our work across the Mid-Atlantic from Baltimore, MD to Richmond, VA. Data as of March 2023.
Spotlight
Supporting Affordable Housing
Neighborhood Development Company (NDC) is supporting community development across Washington, D.C., by building affordable housing and creating spaces for local businesses. With help from JPMorgan Chase, NDC has recently developed 1100 Eastern Ave., a mixed-use development with a ground-floor daycare center and 63 affordable units.
Expanding Local Job Training Programs
Since its inception, DC Central Kitchen’s (DCCK) Culinary Job Training program has helped over 1,700 people launch culinary careers. JPMorgan Chase provided New Markets Tax Credit financing to help expand the program and DCCK’s physical space—resulting in an anticipated $200 million in annual financial impact for the community by 2025.
Investing in Community Health Care
Whitman-Walker opened a health center in 2023 on the campus of St. Elizabeths in Congress Heights. JPMorgan Chase supported the development, which will bring much-needed medical services and jobs to Wards 7 and 8—neighborhoods that have historically lacked access to health care.
Our Impact in Action
Explore the businesses, community efforts, and workforce expansion we’re supporting in Greater Washington.
Equitable Development Bridges the Economic Divide in Washington, D.C.
Featured Story
Equitable Development Bridges the Economic Divide in Washington, D.C.
An elevated park can unite Capitol Hill and Anacostia.
To D.C. locals, the Anacostia River represents both a physical and metaphorical dividing line between the city’s haves and have-nots. One nonprofit, Building Bridges Across the River (BBAR), developed a plan to help bridge the divide: an elevated park to connect communities on both sides of the river.
JPMorgan Chase awarded $5 million to support BBAR and a collaborative of Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) to support access to capital and technical assistance for minority- and locally-owned small businesses, construction training to local residents for work on the park, and the preservation of affordable housing.
How We’re Enacting Change
Helping D.C. Residents Gain Future-Proof Skills
Getting the skills they need to take careers to the next level.
Driving Economic Growth Across Greater Washington
Supporting ambitious entrepreneurs to help build a stronger community.
Giving Baltimore Students a Path to Jobs
Creating a tech-focused curriculum that will prepare students for today’s job market.
"JPMorgan Chase has been bringing the best of our business to the Greater Washington region for over 50 years. We are expanding our local presence, opening 140 additional branches across Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia by 2025. We're working to create more economic opportunity for all people, regardless of the neighborhoods where they live or work."
- Alfonso Guzman, Mid-Atlantic Region Director
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