JPMorgan Chase, the largest U.S. lender, is committing $1 million to provide meals and other services to government workers who went without pay for more than a month during the U.S. government’s longest shutdown ever.

The money will be contributed to United Way Worldwide and Feeding America, CEO Jamie Dimon told employees in a memo obtained by the Washington Examiner, and the bank will also match individual employee donations and foster volunteer opportunities.

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