## Dollar Bank Earns Recognition for Commitment to Black Homeownership
Dollar Bank has been honored with the Excellence in Lending to Black Borrowers for Home Purchases Award by the pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group (PCRG) at their annual Community and Bank Awards Ceremony on August 28, 2025.
The PCRG awards recognize financial institutions demonstrating a strong dedication to equitable investment in local neighborhoods. Evaluation is based on data from Allegheny County and PCRG’s Annual Mortgage Lending Study, which assesses banks’ lending practices in low- and moderate-income areas and to Black and Brown communities.
Dollar Bank’s award highlights its extraordinary performance in providing mortgage loans to Black borrowers, directly reflecting the bank’s core mission of inclusivity and community strengthening.
“I am incredibly proud of my team for their outstanding achievement in African American mortgage lending,” said Jason Jones, Director of Community Advancement. “We have worked tirelessly to expand access to homeownership within our community, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see those efforts recognized.This award is a testament to their dedication,hard work,and unwavering commitment to our mission. We’re excited to build on this momentum and continue empowering dreams through homeownership.”
This recognition reinforces Dollar Bank’s ongoing commitment to fostering economic growth and empowerment by ensuring homeownership is within reach for all families in the communities it serves.
About Dollar Bank
For 170 years, Dollar Bank, the nation’s largest mutual bank, has been dedicated to empowering our customers and communities. With over 90 locations across Pennsylvania, maryland, Ohio, and Virginia, we offer a full suite of personal, small business, and corporate banking solutions.We actively invest in our communities through financial education programs and partnerships with organizations committed to creating opportunities for everyone. As of September 2024, Dollar Bank holds $11.7 billion in total assets, $9.0 billion in total loans, and $9.6 billion in total deposits. Learn more at Dollar.Bank.
