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Four Pillars that Move Fulton Forward.
Fulton Forward® is the touchstone of all our efforts to improve our communities through stewardship, volunteering, and other endeavors. We work toward building vibrant communities with programs, products and services focused on four key areas:
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Affordable housing and homeownership
Helping people find and keep a safe, stable, and affordable place to call their home. |
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Job Training and Workforce Development Helping people train for and find gainful employment to support themselves and their families. |
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Financial Education and Economic empowerment
Helping people manage their finances to reach their goals and change lives for the better. |
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Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Helping individuals and groups feel respected, supported, valued, and understood. |
Fulton is committed to supporting and growing the communities we serve. The Fulton Forward® Foundation, an independent, nonprofit private foundation funded by Fulton, moves that commitment forward by awarding Impact Grants of $20,000 or more to 501(c)3 community organizations that share Fulton’s vision of advancing economic empowerment, especially in underserved communities.
In conjunction with our acquisition of Prudential Bank in 2022, we donated $2 million to the Foundation, designated to support nonprofit organizations in the Philadelphia region. In 2023, the Foundation made impact grants to nonprofit organizations – both in the Philadelphia region and throughout our market footprint – including ones that advance safe, affordable housing, support the success of local independent businesses and help young people grow into responsible, productive citizens.
Total 2023 Grant Funding: Philadelphia
Total 2023 Grant Funding: Other Regions
Operation HOPE, a long-time partner of Fulton, is a nonprofit organization providing financial literacy and economic empowerment education to youth and adults.
Through this partnership, Fulton and Operation HOPE provide financial education, credit and money management, first-time homebuyer and small business workshops to Fulton clients and community neighborhood groups near Fulton’s financial centers.
More than 80% of the clients our coaches serve are considered low-to-moderate income.