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WelcomE To A Real Economic Impact Tour 30 Second TrainingGet Ready - This is your 30-Second Real Economic Impact Training:What is the Real Economic Impact Tour?ENJOY!Click here to begin

2What is the Real Economic Impact Tour (REI Tour) and how can I get involved?A tour by the new British Invasion Rock Band: REI = Real Economic Impact!!!The newest Yoga craze offered at your local fitnessCenter.A national initiative delivering free tax preparation & filing assistance, & asset building strategies to low-income persons with disabilities.

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Not Exactly4Although, the tour is helping people make an impact it is a different kind of impact than one would get through Yoga!

Not Likely So Try Again5CONGRATULATIONS You are correct!!! CORRECT The Real Economic Impact Tour is a national public/private initiative assisting low-income persons with disabilities with asset building strategies, free tax preparation and filing assistance. The REI Tour seeks to improve the economic status of low-income persons with disabilities by fostering collaboration at the community level to ensure that people with disabilities are taking advantage of the various tax credits and asset building opportunities that are available to them. To learn more about the Tour, visit: http://www.REITour.org. To link to your city and see how you can get involved locally, visit: REI Tour Map .

Bank of America Corporate PhilanthropyBuilding on a long-standing tradition of investing in the communities it serves, Bank of America is delivering on a 10-year goal to donate $2 billion to nonprofit organizations engaged in improving the health and vitality of their neighborhoods. Funded by Bank of America, the Bank of America Charitable Foundation gave more than $200 million in 2010, making the bank one of the largest corporate cash donors in the United States. As a global company doing business in more than 100 countries, Bank of America approaches investing through a national strategy under which it works with local leaders to identify and meet the most pressing needs of individual communities. Reaffirming a commitment to develop and sustain a culture of service, bank associate volunteers contributed more than one million hours in 2010 to enhance the quality of life in their communities worldwide. For more information about Bank of America Corporate Philanthropy, please visit www.bankofamerica.com/foundation.

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