Founded in 1948 by visionary community leaders, Carver Bank has been a cornerstone of empowerment for African American communities, providing access to financial services often out of reach. From financing businesses to building wealth, Carver has upheld its mission block by block, generation to generation.

Today, Carver stands as one of the largest African American-operated banks in the U.S. (NASDAQ:CARV), headquartered in Harlem with seven full-service branches and 24/7 ATM centers in low- to moderate-income neighborhoods. For over 73 years, Carver has been dedicated to offering New Yorkers access to capital and competitively priced banking solutions.

Carver focuses on Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs) and consumers across the greater New York City region. With an expanded ATM network through partnerships, Carver customers have access to over 80,000 ATMs nationwide. Online banking extends its reach to nine states and Washington, DC.

As a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), Carver has been designated by the U.S. Treasury Department, consistently earning an "Outstanding" CRA rating for reinvesting approximately 80 cents of every dollar back into underserved communities. Carver Community Development Corporation (CCDC), a subsidiary, has catalyzed community transformation through $149 million in New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) and over $259 million in leveraged loans.

Carver's impact is evident in its commitment to community-focused banking, economic revitalization, and job creation. To explore Carver's impact further, contact Customer.service@carverbank.com for the Bank Impact Dashboard or request a copy of Carver's Impact Report.