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Volunteering & Giving

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Where some go when there is no place to go

Volunteering & Giving

Where some go when there is no place to go

Men struggling with addiction are finding refuge at the Blanchet House, a nonprofit in Portland, Oregon, that vows it will ‘never give up’ on them.

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Our People

Story Type Indicator - También en español. Sasha Justiniano stands in front of the Wells Fargo bank branch in Clermont, Florida, where she works as a bilingual teller.

One year later: Hurricane Maria survivors make a new home in Florida

Our People

One year later: Hurricane Maria survivors make a new home in Florida

Sasha Justiniano, Jaimie Urbaez, and Yasel Fleitas — among about 65,000 people who fled Puerto Rico and stayed in Central Florida after Hurricane Maria — all found refuge at Wells Fargo.

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Homeownership

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Supporting the Hispanic community in ‘the new mainstream economy’

Homeownership

Supporting the Hispanic community in ‘the new mainstream economy’

Speaking at a national Hispanic leadership event, Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan highlighted the company’s commitment to boosting Hispanic homeownership, entrepreneurs, and financial education.

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Financial Health

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Wells Fargo sheds checking fees for young adults

Financial Health

Wells Fargo sheds checking fees for young adults

The company will no longer charge customers ages 17-24 a monthly service fee on select checking accounts.

Economic Opportunity

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Property for a purpose: Using wealth to transform mental health care

Economic Opportunity

Property for a purpose: Using wealth to transform mental health care

Two moments define how a World War II veteran who once sold pots and pans in Baltimore became a mental health care innovator and honored his son.

Business to Business

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Josie Natori knows what women want

Business to Business

Josie Natori knows what women want

After chasing her career dreams halfway around the world, Josie Natori traded in her job on Wall Street to launch her own clothing company. Now, 40 years later, she’s built a fashion empire.

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Innovation

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The eyes have it: Empowering business customers with biometrics

Innovation

The eyes have it: Empowering business customers with biometrics

Amid growing demand for the latest mobile banking technologies, Wells Fargo is providing its business customers biometric tools such as eyeprint recognition.

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