Detroit

JPMorgan Chase has been doing business in Detroit for more than 85 years. With nearly two million customers and more than 160,000 business clients in the Detroit metro area, our commitment to the city’s future continues – including doing our part to help more Detroiters benefit from its economic recovery.

In 2014, we made investments to increase economic opportunity for Detroit residents. The collaboration among local nonprofit, government and business leaders have allowed us to accelerate our initial investment. We have committed to investing $200 million in Detroit’s economic comeback by the end of 2022. Beyond our capital and philanthropic investments, our employees are applying their skills and expertise to help ensure that the city’s economic turnaround creates lasting opportunity for its residents.

By the Numbers

14K+

People participated in workforce training programs

2K+

Units of affordable housing created or preserved in Detroit

17K+

Detroiters received services to improve their financial health

3K+

Jobs created or retained in Detroit

7K+

Detroit-based small businesses received capital or technical assistance

Our Commitment to Detroit

Investing in Opportunity, Detroit

JPMorgan Chase invested in Detroit’s comeback and established it as the proving ground for our model for driving inclusive growth in other cities

JPMorgan Chase Employees Have Been Strengthening Detroit Nonprofits for Five Years. Here’s How.

Since 2014, JPMorgan Chase’s Service Corps has sent nearly 150 employees to Detroit nonprofits to deepen the impact of their philanthropic investments

September in Detroit

September Hargrove, JPMorgan Chase’s Detroit Program Officer, is using her own experience as inspiration to transform the lives of Detroit residents.

Using Motor City’s Model to Drive Economic Opportunity Around the World

JPMorgan Chase expanded AdvancingCities to Greater Paris to focus on job training, skills development, small business expansion and neighborhood revitalization. This article was originally published by Ozy.

Five Years After JPMorgan Chase's $150 Million Investment in Detroit

We’re expanding our commitment to $200M to support Detroit’s economic recovery

How Detroit Became a Model for Urban Renewal

This article was originally published by Fortune.

Helping Ensure Minority Developers Participate in Detroit's Economic Comeback

As Detroit reemerges as a vibrant urban center, barriers to entry remain for Black entrepreneurs trying to develop real estate. An innovative program by JPMorgan Chase is funding and training the next generation of Black developers.