Neighborhood Program

Partnering in Our Communities

Fifth Third works with public, private and community partners to identify areas within our Consumer Bank footprint that have been historically disinvested or are economically disadvantaged. We then meet with residents to assemble and concentrate all our resources—intellectual, social and financial—to cause a positive ripple effect that leads to:

  • Business corridor revitalization
  • Small business growth
  • Affordable housing
  • Financial and workforce education and development
  • Healthy, safe spaces

Together, we are addressing the housing crisis, revitalizing business corridors, helping small businesses grow, broadening financial access and inclusion, developing workforces and creating healthy, safe spaces. We have stacked hands with our communities to accomplish great things. Our focus is ultimately on creating economic mobility for all.

Explore Our Impact

This innovative, collective-ecosystem approach is focused on identifying solutions to key challenges in partnership with the community. Currently, the program is implementing place-based strategies in 10 historically divested neighborhoods across the bank’s footprint. Learn more about each below.

Avondale
Cincinnati, Ohio

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East Tampa
Tampa, Florida

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Historic West End
Charlotte, North Carolina

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South Chicago
Chicago, Illinois

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Buckeye
Cleveland, Ohio

Russell
Louisville, Kentucky

Grove Park
Atlanta, Georgia

Near East Side
Columbus, Ohio

Arlington Woods
Indianapolis, Indiana

North Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee

Program Impact (as of June 30, 2025):

$270M+

in investments delivered (exceeding the initial goal of $180M).

$200M+

catalyzed in additional leveraged investments for a total of $471M Fifth Third driven investments.

2,106

homeowners assisted through purchase assistance, classes, repairs and other programs.

446

existing homes preserved.

988

small businesses supported through technical assistance and other programs. homeowners.

83

key positions filled to help community organizations build capacity.