At work in Greater Washington, D.C.

From Baltimore to Richmond, we're expanding our presence and working with local leaders and organizations to uplift communities in the Greater Washington, D.C. area. We’re strengthening the local economy and encouraging workforce development through investments in local career and entrepreneurship non-profits. We continue to expand access to financial health education, by hosting over 200 free events at our community branches including the innovative Skyland Center. Through these efforts, we are dedicated to boosting this community, creating more opportunities and inclusive growth for the area and its residents.

Rowhouses in Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, DC

How we’re making an impact

In Greater Washington and communities across the world, we're committed to creating a more inclusive and stronger economy through business and community investments and policy advocacy. Our global approach focuses on five key areas.

Business growth and entrepreneurship

Investing in efforts that support entrepreneurship and uplift communities.

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Careers and skills

Equipping job-seekers with the tools and skills they need to thrive in a growing economy.

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Community development

Fostering strong communities through investments, local collaboration and philanthropic commitments.

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Environmental sustainability

Applying capital, data and expertise to promote long-term solutions for a more sustainable future.

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Financial health and wealth creation

Supporting the development of fintech solutions and coaching programs that will help people save, pay down debt and build wealth. 

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Achieving more together in Greater Washington, D.C.

Data updated as of March 2024

  • $80M+

  • philanthropic contributions since 2019

  • 1.5M+

  • consumer customers

  • 100K+

  • business clients

  • 1.5K

  • employees

  • $635M

  • spent annually with Greater Washington-owned businesses

Spotlight

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.

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Insights

Building a stronger, more inclusive economy by investing in young people

A look inside JPMorganChase’s The Fellowship Initiative

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Stories

Expanding access to health services across Washington, D.C.

Whitman-Walker’s Max Robinson Center—built with support from JPMorganChase—is providing access to medical care in Wards 7 and 8.

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Stories

This D.C.-Based Nonprofit is Creating Jobs and Fighting Hunger

DC Central Kitchen is turning the food pantry model on its head by providing culinary training and job opportunities — with support from JPMorganChase.

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Stories

Helping D.C. Residents Gain Future-Proof Skills

With help from JPMorgan Chase and Urban Ed, Durrell Hammond is getting the skills he needs to take his career to the next level.

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JPMorganChase has been bringing the best of our business to the Greater Washington, D.C., region for over 50 years. We are expanding our local presence, opening 140 additional branches across 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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Press releases

JPMorganChase Supports Local Nonprofits to Stabilize Housing Supply and Drive Economic Growth in Baltimore

October 15, 2024

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JPMorganChase Doubles Employee Headcount at Baltimore Virtual Call Center, Celebrates First Anniversary

October 08, 2024

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JPMorgan Chase Continues Support for Greater Washington’s Skilled Workforce Through $5.3 Million “TalentReady” Commitment

November 30, 2023

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JPMorgan Chase Announces New Virtual Call Center and Creates More Jobs for Baltimore Residents

October 20, 2023

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JPMorgan Chase Announces new business and philanthropic commitments to help close the housing affordability gap in Washington D.C. and beyond

June 28, 2023

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JPMorgan Chase Announces $5.5 million to Support Underserved Small Businesses in Washington D.C’s Anacostia and Congress Heights Communities.

April 13, 2023

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Chase Opens Innovative Branch in West Baltimore and Makes $600,000 Commitment to Help Grow and Scale Local Small Businesses

December 7, 2022

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JPMorgan Chase Opens New Regional Headquarters in Washington D.C.

May 9, 2022

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JPMorgan Chase Commits $30 Million to Help Close Wealth Gaps for Black and Latina Women

March 16, 2022

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JPMorgan Chase Announces $75 Million Commitment to Help Close the Racial Wealth Divide in Greater Washington

January 25, 2022

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