How JPMorganChase is helping communities build and preserve wealth

For too many across the country, securing generational wealth feels out of reach.

View Online For too many across the country, securing generational wealth feels out of reach. Persistent wealth gaps, the high cost of living, and limited access to credit all contribute to cycles of financial instability. JPMorganChase is leveraging its philanthropic resources and expertise – in addition to its leading business solutions, research, and policy advocacy – to help break the significant barriers to wealth building and preservation. To kick off the firm’s inaugural Wealth Building Month this October, JPMorganChase is announcing more than $18 million in philanthropic funding, as well as a $12 million loan from its Impact Finance and Advisory team, to support organizations working to remove barriers to wealth creation and ensure that more people can fully participate in the economy. JPMorganChase’s holistic approach to helping people build and preserve wealth includes: Small business succession planning support to help owners secure their legacy Affordable homeownership initiatives to strengthen families and communities Financial health and fraud protection to help people safeguard their assets Career-building and skills development programs to help individuals secure well-paying jobs and financial stability In a recent blog post, Roma Kaundal, Managing Director and Head of U.S. Philanthropy for JPMorganChase, outlined the firm’s approach to helping communities build and preserve wealth – and secure their legacies. The full blog post is available here. For more information on JPMorganChase's efforts, visit JPMorganChase.com/impact  Subscribe now to receive future emails and other updates.  To unsubscribe, please click here.  © 2025 JPMorgan Chase & Co. | 383 Madison Avenue, New York, New York JPMorganChase is not responsible for the information contained on third-party websites, nor do we guarantee their accuracy and completeness.