Bank of America proudly partners with George Soros in ‘social impact investing’

Bank of America has gone out of its way to assert itself as one of the most enthusiastic backers of “social change” to be found among the many monolithic corporations active in funding radical groups.

NEO Philanthropy is a “fiscal clearinghouse for left-of-center causes,” as the website Influence Watch puts it. On its own website, the organization prominently boasts that it “has strategically awarded more than $130 million to nearly 500 innovative organizations on the front lines of social change.”

Tom Johnson at the Capital Research Center reported in 2015 that NEO had received a whopping $12,522,100 in funding since 2001 from two George Soros outlets, the Open Society Institute and the Foundation to Promote Open Society.

According to Influence Watch, the Bank of America Charitable Foundation donated $50,000 to NEO in 2016. But this direct tie-in to a Soros-controlled organization only scratches the surface of Bank of America’s activities.