Bank of America Invests $1.05M in North Texas Job Skills Programs
Bank of America’s 2025 grants aim to connect thousands to better jobs and training in North Texas.
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Dallas, TX — On March 2, 2026, Bank of America announced it invested nearly $40 million nationwide in 2025 for workforce development, including $1.05 million in North Texas job skills programs, according to a report.
The Details:
The investments supported 21 North Texas organizations, such as Café Momentum’s internship for justice-involved youth and Pathfinders’ programs for single mothers, veterans, and low-income families.
Nationally, the grants helped 86,400 people secure livable-wage jobs and provided 265,000 with training and career-readiness programs.
In North Texas, prior investments from 2023-2024 totaled $1.3 million, aiding veterans in biomedical careers via Medisend College and students in health care roles through Texas Health Next Step.
Jennifer Chandler, Bank of America Dallas president, said, “By bridging the gap from classroom to career, we unlock a vibrant cycle of local prosperity.”
Why It Matters:
These grants fuel economic mobility, aligning with Career and Technical Education Month to prepare workers for high-demand fields like health care and manufacturing.