TD Bank Announces Community Benefits Plan to Build on Longstanding Engagement with Underserved Individuals and Businesses
TD Bank announced a five-year Community Benefits Plan (CBP) in partnership with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, aimed at delivering an estimated
- Estimated $50 billion impact to local communities.
- Commitment to open 25 new branches in underserved areas.
- $21 billion in home lending aimed at LMI and minority borrowers.
- $7.75 billion in small business lending focused on minority- and women-owned businesses.
- $17.5 billion in community development loans, a 21% increase over previous averages.
- None.
Developed in Coordination with the
- 25 new stores in LMI and/or majority-minority communities
in home lending to Low- and Moderate-Income and diverse borrowers$21 billion in small business lending$7.75 billion in community development loans and investments$17.5 billion
"Banks have an important role in providing economic opportunity and supporting changes that help Low- and Moderate-Income (LMI), diverse and underserved communities achieve their financial goals," said
To identify areas of greatest need in communities across 22 states and
"
Advancing TD and First Horizon's Strong
The CBP extends TD and First Horizon's shared commitment to positively impact social and economic outcomes in local markets and address financial inclusion across diverse communities, including Black, Indigenous, minority, women, veteran and LGBTQ2+ individuals and their businesses, while also enhancing access to safe and affordable products and services. The plan includes the following:
Banking Access
Consistent with TD's goal to make banking accessible to its customers, it will open at least 25 new stores and 25 ATMs in LMI and/or majority-minority markets over the next five years. The bank also commits that all banking locations will be open at least five days a week. In addition, there will not be any merger-related First Horizon store closures.
Mortgage Lending and Consumer Products
The bank will also provide affordable retail products and services that are designed to meet the needs of economically vulnerable consumers across the footprint.
Small Business Support
The Plan builds on the bank's ongoing commitment to support the critical role small businesses play in local economies by offering an estimated
Community Development Loans and Investment
Additional Highlights
in Community Reinvestment Act-related philanthropy through the$200 million TD Office of Charitable and Community Giving , which includes creating a$40 million TD New Horizon Foundation , with a focus on giving inMemphis, TN , and other First Horizon markets over five years.- Creation of a Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) / Minority Depository Institutions (MDIs) Impact Strategy, to provide lending and equity investments, with a total estimated impact of
.$1 billion - Increased spending with certified diverse suppliers in the US by
50% . - Engagement and support of
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) through institutional support, recruitment of students and alumni, and financial access.
Additional Information Regarding the CBP
TD and the NCRC are pleased that 59 community organizations have endorsed this impactful CBP. For more information and resources, please visit: https://stories.td.com/us/en/article/td-bank-community-benefits-plan.
About
View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/td-bank-announces-community-benefits-plan-to-build-on-longstanding-engagement-with-underserved-individuals-and-businesses-301747702.html
SOURCE
FAQ
What is TD Bank's Community Benefits Plan?
How much will TD Bank invest in home lending through the Community Benefits Plan?
How many new branches will TD Bank open under the Community Benefits Plan?
What is the focus of TD Bank's small business lending in the Community Benefits Plan?