Who We Are

Bank for Good was born out of a coalition of organizations coming together to elevate a financial system that makes it easy for people to align their values with their financial decisions. We knew that there were great banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions committed to a fossil-free future, and we wanted to make it easy for you to find them and join the movement. 

*Bank for Good is not funded by any financial institutions. 

 

                                   

Why Bank For Good

Money can move the world forward. When banks invest in clean innovation, resilient communities, and a healthy environment, they help create lasting prosperity for everyone. Bank for Good connects people and organizations with financial partners that measure success not just in profits, but in progress.

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Why These Banks?

We believe that banks that care for the planet care for people too. The financial institutions featured here are committed to responsible banking, aligning their lending, share and bond underwriting, asset management, and advisory services with cleaner, more resilient forms of energy and development that strengthen communities and support long-term prosperity.

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FAQs

Have questions about our platform or how to find a good bank? Looking for information you haven’t been able to find on the site? We have the answers here.

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Our Partners

Mighty Deposits

Mighty analyzes millions of pages of public data so you can look up any bank or credit union in the U.S. & learn how it uses your money to impact communities. Whether you're looking for a high-yield account, mortgage, business banking, or more, visit mightydeposits.com to find & contact the best banking options for you & the causes you care about.

Presente.org

Presente supports the creation of a massive, multi-issue, grassroots Latinx movement calling for freedom, dignity, equity, and justice for all. Presente.org is the nation’s largest online Latinx organizing group; advancing social justice with technology, media, and culture.

Provoc

Provoc is a strategic and creative communications firm focused on outcome driven design, by the people, for the people. For more than 22 years, Provoc has partnered with visionary leaders on the critical issues of our time. Through our commitment and approach, we collaborate with clients and partners in pursuit of social, economic, and racial justice.

The Sunrise Project

Founded in Australia in 2012, The Sunrise Project is a global network of changemakers who believe in the power of social movements to change the world. We’re passionate about building networks who can drive the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy to reduce greenhouse pollution and create a healthy and prosperous future for everyone.

Third Act

Third Act is people over the age of 60 — “experienced Americans” — determined to change the world for the better. We muster political and economic power to move Washington and Wall Street in the name of a fairer, more sustainable society and planet. Together we will campaign on issues of climate change, racial equity, and the protection of democracy. These represent some of the unfinished business of our lifetimes.

Green America

Green America's Mission is to harness economic power- the strength of consumers, investors, businesses, and the marketplace - to create a socially just and sustainable society.

Hive Fund

The Hive Fund for Climate and Gender Justice raises funds and makes grants to organizations that have historically lacked access to funding and are essential to making progress in addressing intersecting climate, gender, and racial justice crises in the U.S. We support groups advocating for strong policies, building social movements to intensify public demand for change, facilitating civic engagement to build political power and hold decision-makers accountable, and conducting creative communications efforts to move hearts, minds, and imaginations.

Bank for Good was designed with a keen eye toward the behavioral barriers uncovered in a 2019 climate finance research report published by ideas42, Bank on What You Believe.