The
$63 billion-asset M&T, which completed the purchase in April, said in a press
release that the Amplify Fund will support People's United communities in New
England and New York.
Amplify
is a one-time supplemental charitable program that will be deployed over three
years to benefit low- and moderate-income communities and underrepresented
populations.
"Investing
in communities by understanding their specific needs and issues is the hallmark
of our approach as a community-focused bank,” Mike Keegan, M&T’s head of
community banking, said in the release.
“Input
from local leaders and community organizations will continue to be key to our
success, as we bring our collective influence and resources together to make a
meaningful difference in people's lives," Keegan added.
The
fund, which builds off M&T’s $43 billion community growth plan, will focus
on community development and innovation. Regional bank representatives will
continue to meet with local leaders to determine the fund’s strategic direction.
M&T plans to initially
deploy $9 million to $11 million this year, with the remaining deployment
taking place in 2023 and 2024.
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