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Whether we’re giving to community organizations across North America, investing in partnerships to address societal needs, or supporting the giving and volunteer activities of our 55,000 employees, we pride ourselves on our 200-year-plus legacy of growing the good in the communities we serve.
Across Canada and the U.S., BMO has a long history of donating to registered charitable and nonprofit organisations. Our engagement model creates upfront clarity on the impact we aspire to achieve through our partnership with organizations such as yours that elevate and enrich our communities.
At BMO, one way we live our Purpose is by partnering with organizations that drive social change, celebrate and support our military and families in agriculture, and bring communities together. Our community sponsorship program helps strengthen the communities we call home.
With a focus on collaboration, learning, and innovation, we work with our community partners to achieve sustainable solutions and shape the future together. At BMO, we have a proud 206 year legacy of making tomorrow better.
Dec 21, 2022 · BMO employees have pledged more than $31 million to the United Way and thousands of other community organizations across North America, setting a new BMO record and exceeding the bank’s annual Employee Giving Campaign target by $5 million.
Apr 20, 2020 · Through BMO’s 203 years in business, we’ve stood with our customers, helping them make real financial progress, and supported our communities, working with partners to drive positive change.
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Dec 18, 2023 · Our partnership with United Way is decades long, and reflects our commitment to organizations that support critical services when our communities need it most – like the work with United Way Greater Toronto to bring inclusive local economic opportunities to a highly marginalized area of the city, recognized by the United Nations for its ...
