- ACCIÓN USA
- Asian Americans for Equality
- Catholic Charities Community Services
- Centro Cívico Cultural
Dominicano, Inc. - Champion Access
- Children’s Village
- Community Service Society
- DC 37
- East Harlem Asthma Center of Excellence
- Flatbush Development Corporation
- Gay Men’s Health Crisis
- Goddard Riverside Community Center
- Grameen USA
- Henry Street Settlement
- Hope Community Inc.
- International Rescue Committee
- Iris House
- Lantern Organization
- Lenox Hill Neighborhood House
- Lower East Side Family Union
- National Coalition of 100 Black Women Manhattan Chapter
- New York Urban League
- Operation HOPE
- The Carter Burden Center for the Aging
- The Education Alliance
- The Financial Clinic
- The Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center
- United Way of New York City
- Violence Intervention Program, Inc.
Find a participating bank in your neighborhood.
Bank On Manhattan has over 200 partner branches in Manhattan. Use our convenient locator tool or call 1-877-646-2BANK to find the bank that's best for you.
Ask them about opening an account through Bank On Manhattan.
Our financial partners have products designed to meet your needs. They'll answer your questions and help you open an account that best serves your needs.
Remember to bring some identification.
You don't need a Social Security number, but you will need a passport, US government photo ID, or consular identification card (check with individual banks to see which consular cards are accepted). And most banks will request a second form of ID, not including cell phone bills. Click here for a list of accepted IDs.
Open your new bank account.
The person at the bank will walk you through the entire process.
