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Housing
Washington, D.C., police officer Romell Johnson stands, smiles, and celebrates with three of his sons, fiancée Monique Noel and two of her daughters, outside their new home in suburban Prince George’s County, Maryland.

Addressing housing affordability in the nation’s capital

Housing

Addressing housing affordability in the nation’s capital

As housing prices in Washington, D.C., have skyrocketed, many residents have turned to nearby suburbs to find affordable housing. NeighborhoodLIFT is helping boost their hopes of homeownership.

Small Business
Leah Gonzalez sits on her mother’s lap on a park bench.

Helping hurricane victims from Puerto Rico find jobs in the Midwest

Small Business

Helping hurricane victims from Puerto Rico find jobs in the Midwest

Integrated Staffing Solutions is bringing together people in need of work after Hurricane Maria with Midwestern companies seeking employees, thanks to a Wells Fargo program for diverse small businesses.

Innovation
A close-up photo of Nicole Milnes’ wrist and her Apple Watch with a screenshot of Wells Fargo’s CEO Mobile app.

CEO Mobile app brings business within arm’s reach

Innovation

CEO Mobile app brings business within arm’s reach

From fraud alerts to account balances, businesses get near real-time information through Wells Fargo’s CEO Mobile app for Apple Watch.

Financial Health
Four kids are sitting and looking ahead. One girl has her hand raised.

How and when to talk to kids about money

Financial Health

How and when to talk to kids about money

Darlene Goins, head of Wells Fargo’s free, noncommercial financial education Hands on Banking® program, shares information about a new youth digital learning center and how to teach kids about credit. 

Financial Health
On a yellow background, this text appears: Smishing (smish-ing) Sending fraudulent messages, or phishing, through SMS text messaging.

‘I have a background in cybersecurity … and I still got scammed’

Financial Health

‘I have a background in cybersecurity … and I still got scammed’

Raising awareness of ‘smishing’ and other social engineering scams is critical as cybertheft evolves.

Business to Business
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In Sioux Falls, a second chance for homeless youth

Business to Business

In Sioux Falls, a second chance for homeless youth

For Volunteers of America, Dakotas, to accomplish its mission to uplift its community’s most vulnerable residents, the organization often relies on its 30-year relationship with Wells Fargo for guidance and support.

Housing
A bird's eye view of houses in a neighborhood.

‘No state in the Union has enough affordable housing’

Housing

‘No state in the Union has enough affordable housing’

Jon Campbell, EVP of Wells Fargo Corporate Philanthropy and Community Relations, and Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity CEO Chris Coleman discuss America’s housing affordability crisis.

Housing
A mother and her two young sons share a laugh as the boys sit at a table and eat cookies.

Hope, adversity, and triumph lead to increased Hispanic homeownership

Housing

Hope, adversity, and triumph lead to increased Hispanic homeownership

Hispanics have become a leading engine for the U.S. housing market in recent years, many of them overcoming adversity through determination and hope.

Small Business
Gregoria Miranda smiles for the camera. She is wearing a yellow jacket and standing in front of a jewelry case.

Coming to America with only ‘your mind and a backpack full of dreams’

Small Business

Coming to America with only ‘your mind and a backpack full of dreams’

At 19 years old, Gregoria Miranda left her home in Nicaragua to chase her dreams of employment and a better life in the U.S. At 32 years old, she’s achieved both and become a small business owner along the way.

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