With help from philanthropic partners like Wells Fargo, Capital Good Fund’s solar leasing program helps lower-income residents and nonprofit organizations save on their utility bills.
Two startups that received Wells Fargo Foundation support are collaborating to deploy new technology with immense potential to modernize buildings and improve people’s lives.
Cooper Gardens housing development at St. Barnabas Hospital provides underserved communities with access to fresh produce, solar energy, and a rooftop beehive.
California-based sustainability company Turntide participated in the Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator (IN2) program.
