VO: We never just see the numbers. We see the people.

Marcus: Detroit, it’s just changed so much. You can see what it once was. And then, I think about what it can be. As an entrepreneur, I saw an opportunity to redevelop these communities. That’s how I ended up with Detroit Pizza Bar. We want to create jobs, but we also want to create a great community. If we want Detroit to thrive, we can’t forget about the people that was ride-or-die with this city. These were the people that kept the lights on. It’s about how I can give them the tools to empower themselves. If we can just all do something small to make somebody else’s life better, all the small things will start to amount to something big.

VO: That’s why we’re here to help make it happen. JPMorgan Chase.

VO: We never just see the numbers. We see the people.

Kelly: My mom had a disability...and I began to see the world as inaccessible...When I first started the company I was really excited to empower people of all abilities.

Beto: I truly believed that I wasn't going to be able to surf again. Being able to get back in the ocean is a blessing using the mats.

Kelly: You’ve made something that other people find invaluable. It fuels you to keep thinking bigger...keep making a better impact with your business.

Beto: I don’t have to think about the pathway to the ocean, I just know I’m going to be able to surf again. It’s huge to open up opportunities for everybody out there to reach their full potential.

VO: That’s why we’re here to help make it happen. JPMorgan Chase.