First Horizon Bank Donates Former Banking Center to United Way of Southeast Louisiana to Expand Community Impact Through Prosperity Center

First Horizon Bank (NYSE: FHN or "First Horizon") announced today the donation of its former banking center located at 4011 Canal Street in New Orleans to United Way of Southeast Louisiana in support of the organization's Prosperity Center initiative. The donation builds on both organizations' shared commitment to financial empowerment and long-term community stability throughout the Greater New Orleans region. Continue Reading First Horizon Bank and United Way Prosperity Center. Pictured from left to right are: Tony Adams, First Horizon Bank; Brittany Elder, United Way of Southeast Louisiana; Meghan Donelon, First Horizon Bank; Michael Williamson, United Way of Southeast Louisiana "At First Horizon Bank, we believe strong communities are built through meaningful partnerships and investments that create lasting impact," said Tony Adams, Gulf States Regional President for First Horizon Bank and board member of United Way of Southeast Louisiana. "We are proud to support United Way and its continued work to create greater opportunity for individuals and families across our region." "United Way has made a tremendous impact in this space, helping families access critical resources and support to build stronger futures," said Meghan Donelon, Commercial Banking Group Manager at First Horizon Bank and Board Chair of United Way of Southeast Louisiana for 2026–2027. "They have truly made this space their own, and First Horizon Bank is proud to help make it their permanent home. This donation reflects the power of partnership and our shared commitment to creating lasting change across Southeast Louisiana." The Canal Street location will allow United Way to build on the Prosperity Center's established presence and continue addressing barriers to economic mobility throughout Southeast Louisiana. The center offers education, workforce development resources, housing counseling, tax preparation, and other services designed to help individ...