Latino communities are a driving force in California’s civic and economic landscape. Yet, they often face barriers to accessing philanthropic support. Through its $1.5 million pledge to the Latino Community… Read more
BMO, in collaboration with Deloitte, is pleased to announce the 2025 recipients of its Celebrating Women Grant Program – an initiative that empowers small business owners and entrepreneurs to make real financial… Read more
From wildfire-impacted communities in Los Angeles to the solar-powered rooftops of Northern California and workforce development centers in San Francisco, BMO is investing in the future of California. Today, we’re proud to announce an $8 million commitment to non-profit… Read more
This fall,10 students who are entering their first post-secondary degree or diploma program will receive the BMO200 William A. Downe Scholarship Program to help them pay for their education. Each… Read more
BMO, in collaboration with Deloitte, has launched our annual BMO Celebrating Women grant program, an initiative dedicated to helping U.S. small businesses make real financial progress. Inspired by our Purpose,… Read more
Earlier this year, BMO announced a $3 million commitment to support the Los Angeles community in its ongoing recovery from the devastating wildfires. This commitment aligns with BMO’s dedication to… Read more
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