(Baltimore, MD) -- The nation's largest bank is pledging nearly $8.5 million to address the Baltimore's vacant housing crisis and support small businesses.
JPMorgan Chase announced it's committing $6 million to stabilize the housing supply and increase access to affordable homes.
$2.5 million will go to support small business growth and expansion, and revitalizing commercial corridors.
The money is part of the bank's $20 million, five-year philanthropic commitment to Baltimore.
24/7 News Source contributed to this report.