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Fulton Bank Reports $318 Million in Community Development Investment

Lancaster-based Fulton Bank funneled $318 million into community development projects throughout 2025, according to the institution’s latest corporate social responsibility report. The figures, released this week, underscore a strategy to integrate financial performance with social outreach across its Mid-Atlantic footprint, ranging from New Jersey to Virginia.

Fulton Bank Reports $318 Million in Community Development Investment
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The report highlights the bank’s efforts to balance commercial growth with localized impact. Beyond the primary investment figure, the bank issued $192 million in community development loans and provided $149 million in mortgage financing specifically for low- and moderate-income homebuyers. Small businesses also saw support through $58 million in SBA loans, a cornerstone of the bank's strategy to bolster regional economic stability.

Fulton Bank’s internal operations mirrored these external commitments, with employees logging 11,569 volunteer hours throughout the year. Curt Myers, Chairman and CEO of Fulton Bank, stated the initiative is designed to align the company’s core business functions with broader community needs. The bank’s charitable arm, the Fulton Forward Foundation, received $953,909 as part of a total $5.8 million in charitable contributions distributed by the firm. These actions reflect a push to formalize environmental, social, and governance standards across its network of more than 200 financial centers.

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