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Bank of America supports Philly communities with sponsorship

Bank of America will help support small businesses and expand youth access to sports across Greater Philadelphia through a new partnership with the Philadelphia Flyers, Philadelphia 76ers, and Xfinity Mobile Arena.

Bank of America supports Philly communities with sponsorship
Bank of America supports Philly communities with sponsorship

As the official bank partner beginning with the 2025-26 season, Bank of America will gain Club Level naming rights at Xfinity Mobile Arena, along with additional advertising sponsorships across all Flyers and 76ers home games.

A central focus of this multi-year partnership is strengthening communities and supporting small businesses in the Greater Philadelphia area through education, expanded resources and interactive, community-based programmes.

As part of this initiative, Bank of America will serve as the presenting partner of the 76ers’ small business platform, which includes the Spirit of Small Business Program and the Enrich Program. Both organisations will collaborate to elevate these programs, providing strategic business and marketing support throughout the year.

The partnership will also include a youth-hockey-focused community impact initiative, with Bank of America donating up to $250,000 worth of hockey equipment to schools across Greater Philadelphia over the duration of the agreement.

Together, all organisations will develop programs aimed at supporting small businesses and promoting youth development. Efforts will include donations to community partners, offering discounts to fans who purchase small business goods and services and engaging regional school districts through targeted initiatives.

Jim Dever, president of Bank of America Greater Philadelphia, said: “By harnessing the passion fans have for these three iconic organisations, we know the Greater Philadelphia community – from small businesses looking to take success to the next level, to kids who are practicing to become a future All Star – will benefit from the work we will do together.”

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