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Advance Bank
4801 Seton DriveBaltimore MD, 21215-3211
CDFI Awards for Advance Bank
TA (2004) - $78,000
Advance Bank areas will use the award to assist in preparing markets studies that will further their goals of expanding their services by opening two new branches in two new markets. The supported studies are directed at extending services to Low Income populations, non-profit organizations, and small businesses in the traditional markets served by Advance.
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