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And while big banks turned huge bailouts from American taxpayers into big profits and executive bonuses, they haven't done much to protect homeowners who are in danger of losing their homes.
According to a recent NYCC study, only a tiny fraction of New Yorkers who apply for mortgage modifications from JP Morgan Chase actually receive them.
Just 6 percent! That's not right.
Will you sign this petition to JP Morgan Chase, telling them that kicking people out of their homes isn't the way forward?
New York Communities for Change is kicking off a new campaign to urge JP Morgan Chase to change its unfair policies, stop all filed and unfiled foreclosure actions and take more action to protect New Yorkers from foreclosure.
Last week, we were joined at JP Morgan Chase's headquarters by elected officials, clergy, unions and victims of unfair mortgage practices to highlight the financial giant's practices and insist it changes.
And we're just getting started.
Over the next few weeks, we will be taking weekly actions with those same stakeholders -- elected officials, unions, clergy and affected homeowners -- and will be demanding JP Morgan changes its policies.
Or major institutions like unions, pensions and municipalities will move their money.
It's that simple.
Join us in telling JP Morgan Chase that Foreclosing on Families is NOT the Way Forward:
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Helping New York families: that's the real way forward.
Best,
Olivia Leirer
Outreach Coordinator
P.S. JPMorgan Chase and other greedy corporations have bottomless pockets. We're a membership organization and it's people like you who make our work possible. Can you contribute today? | 
