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Capital One announced the launch of the Capital One Impact Initiative, a $200 million, five-year commitment for underserved communities.
Ali Forney Center was created in honor of Ali Forney, a young, Black non-confirming youth, who was forced to live on the streets at 13.
After school programs, like the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem, foster community, encouraging kids to become responsible members of society.
Year Up is closing the gap by ensuring young adults gain skills and gain support to access professional careers and higher education.
The Knowledge House served 1,750 students, empowering and sustaining a talent pipeline of technologists, entrepreneurs and digital leaders.
Lesley Fierst, a lawyer at Capital One, joined together with a group of local colleagues to offer pro bono representation to protestors.
Capital One is working with partners like the Black Economic Alliance to create a world where everyone has an equal opportunity to prosper.
Capital One partnered with Bowery Residents’ Committee to help finance affordable housing, shelters and more.