21 Savage & Chime: Reconnecting with the Atlanta Community

Chime loves the Atlanta community. That’s why we partnered with ATL’s own 21 Savage as well as his Leading by Example Foundation, Project Backboard, and muralist George Baker to refurbish a basketball court in Atlanta.


Chime loves the Atlanta community and the more than 120,000 Chime members who call it home. That’s why we’re excited to partner with ATL’s own 21 Savage as well as his Leading by Example Foundation, Project Backboard, and muralist George Baker to refurbish a basketball court in the Old Fourth Ward, a Zone 6 Atlanta community. The court makeover at Parkway-Wabash Park was followed by a community event that included a financial education basketball game with 21 Savage and local high school students from Booker T. Washington HS and Westlake HS, and a panel discussion about financial literacy. The event also featured a community zone where local partners shared financial literacy tips, and a Chime store where students took home prizes like tablets, swag, and more.

"Atlanta has a magnificent history of creating and accepting change in whatever form it takes. So much so that people come from far and wide to make change in their lives here," said muralist George Baker.

“The design “Making Change” at Parkway-Wabash was informed and inspired by Atlanta’s ability to accept the new, something we strive to do every day.”

- George Baker

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