
Boosting business with ‘mucho’ gusto
After more than a full year, the Open for Business Fund enters its third phase: focusing on grants to nonprofits for sustaining small businesses like LA’s Los Taquero Mucho for the long term.
After more than a full year, the Open for Business Fund enters its third phase: focusing on grants to nonprofits for sustaining small businesses like LA’s Los Taquero Mucho for the long term.
A new Wells Fargo program helps early-career professionals stretch into in-demand, leading-edge roles, while supporting increased use of the customer-centric framework.
Artists from the global Latino community contributed works for the latest debit cards available through Wells Fargo’s Card Design Studio®.
Celebrated chef, author, and the Food Network’s first Latina star shares elements of her recipe for success, including how her Mexican culture and heritage are infused in everything she dishes up.
Un negocio de Phoenix sobrevive a un incendio y a la pandemia con la ayuda de una subvención obtenida a través del Open for Business Fund (Fondo “Abiertos al Público”).
A Phoenix business survives a fire, and the pandemic, with the help of a grant through the Open for Business fund.
Showcasing her many talents, Academy Award-winning actress Regina King helps launch a new credit card and spurs the latest action in Wells Fargo’s long-standing commitment to equity.
Wells Fargo invests in startup to help smaller cities in India during the second wave of COVID-19.
The new Connect to MoreSM initiative links women business owners to mentoring, networks, and other support, encouraging them to invest in themselves.
New grants supported by Wells Fargo’s Open for Business Fund offer technical assistance — connecting small businesses to critical resources in some of the communities hardest hit by the pandemic.
Through its Open for Business Fund and the Paycheck Protection Program, Wells Fargo is continuing to support small businesses in Minneapolis with the capital and resources they need to make a way to stay open, day after day.
Wells Fargo employees expound on what the theme of this year’s Pride Month means to each of them.
Through its Open for Business Fund and participation in the Paycheck Protection Program, Wells Fargo is continuing to support small businesses in Washington, D.C., with the capital and resources they need to make a way to stay open, day after day.
Wells Fargo participates in national recognition of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre with grant supporting economic empowerment efforts.
Socially conscious Wells Fargo APIA scholarship recipients talk about addressing the challenges Asian Americans face.
Activated by the murder of George Floyd one year ago and the ongoing help of allies, Wells Fargo employee P.J. Hill became the vice president of the local NAACP, and his work continues.
Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, immunologist at the forefront of COVID-19 vaccine development, honored during Wells Fargo-sponsored 2021 Image Award Virtual Experience.
In troubled times for transportation and travel, banking partners helped the storied James River Transportation company keep rolling.
Plans for the redevelopment of a Minneapolis branch destroyed in protests, and related actions, underscore Wells Fargo’s commitment to communities and equity.
What started when Colombian-born Claudia Mirza volunteered to translate at a horse racetrack morphed into a global language services business, with help from a woman-led banking team.
Lo que comenzó para Claudia Mirza, nacida en Colombia, como un trabajo de traductora voluntaria en un hipódromo se transformó en una empresa global de servicios lingüísticos, con la ayuda de un equipo bancario liderado por mujeres.
SAGECents, available through the advocacy group SAGE and funded by Wells Fargo, addresses economic stability and stress in the aging LGBTQ population.
Wells Fargo is working with minority depository institutions to help financially empower Black communities.
Heads of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and External Engagement for Diverse Segments, Representation & Inclusion are among distinguished guests at annual D.C. event.
Major players in the cotton industry pivot to manufacture testing swabs and personal protective equipment, with help from Wells Fargo.
Banking support has given Wells Fargo a role in successful Native American and Alaska Native community-building efforts.
A fuelwood initiative is helping the environment, economy, and tribal communities near Flagstaff, Arizona, with support from Wells Fargo.
The work of five Native American artists is showcased in new credit and debit card designs.
Wells Fargo helps inspire the next generation of women in tech careers by sponsoring a trending nonprofit’s 2020 summer program.
Over 15 years, a Wells Fargo client serves a growing Spanish-speaking population and broader community through its church and school in Annapolis, Maryland.
Wells Fargo supports the Eva Longoria Foundation in young Latinas’ college success.
Individual and corporate efforts are underway to address the disproportionate impacts of COVID-19 in Indian Country.
First-of-its-kind bond sale increases grants to social justice organizations and other nonprofits.
Wells Fargo employees continue their history of advocating for people with disabilities as the Americans with Disabilities Act turns 30.
Emergency physician and health care investor Rodney Altman says it’s a privilege to serve patients in his dual roles.
Supplier Diversity efforts in recent years have helped lead progress toward equity for businesses owned by people with disabilities.
Despite the cancellation of in-person events, Wells Fargo employees are finding virtual ways to celebrate and engage during Pride Month.
As racial injustice issues roil the U.S. and the world, Wells Fargo employees reflect on history and take part in critical and courageous conversations.
The annual data-based analysis also ranked the company No. 1 among companies for people with disabilities.
The investment furthers the company’s commitment to help African American communities succeed financially.
As a growing number of customers find themselves in a financial jam amid the partial government shutdown, Wells Fargo has mobilized to help meet their financial needs.
As fatherhood and military retirement approach, a Wells Fargo team member climbs to the highest peak in the lower 48 states for new perspectives.
Wells Fargo team member David Sapp partners with Super Bowl champion Malcolm Mitchell to share the magic of literacy.
El nuevo programa de Subvenciones para la Capacidad Financiera de Wells Fargo ayudará a dos organizaciones sin fines de lucro a proporcionar programas de fortalecimiento financiero a los residentes en sus comunidades.
Wells Fargo’s new Financial Capability Grant program will help two nonprofits provide financial empowerment programs to the residents in several communities.
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