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Volunteering & Giving

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Story Type Indicator - video. Sammie Griffin and Paul Manyok hugging.

Habitat volunteer builds home, finds unexpected friendship

Volunteering & Giving

Habitat volunteer builds home, finds unexpected friendship

Wells Fargo has reached its goal to build and improve 1,000 homes by 2020 more than two years early, thanks to volunteers like Sammie Griffin.

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Wells Fargo Ski Cup: A front row seat to the power of ‘yes’

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Wells Fargo Ski Cup: A front row seat to the power of ‘yes’

The premier fundraiser for Colorado’s National Sports Center for the Disabled allows children and adults to participate in a variety of sports all year long.

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Story Type Indicator - video. Najma Calhoun is a UNCF scholar and student at Oakwood University.

Empowering students for their futures

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Empowering students for their futures

UNCF’s scholarships and Empower Me Tour have helped students prepare for college and their careers, thanks to support from Wells Fargo.

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Building a better tomorrow through community service and corporate giving

Volunteering & Giving

Building a better tomorrow through community service and corporate giving

Wells Fargo contributed $286.5 million to more than 14,500 nonprofits across the U.S. in 2017, and was named United Way Worldwide’s top workplace giving campaign for the ninth year in a row.

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La cajera Bekkah Moss y el especialista en delitos financieros Stephen Barneycastle preparan comida en Winston-Salem, Carolina del Norte, para estudiantes durante las vacaciones de los días festivos.

Más de 433,800 comidas servidas

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Más de 433,800 comidas servidas

El Banco de Comida de Wells Fargo para los días festivos, un esfuerzo conjunto con United Way, recaudó más de 251,000 libras de alimentos en todo el país en tan solo un mes durante los días festivos, uniendo así a los miembros del equipo de Wells Fargo con la comunidad para combatir el hambre en EE. UU.

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Story Type Indicator - video. Wells Fargo team members Brian Eikenberry, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran and Jeff Chavannes, a U.S. Army veteran pose with the Spirit of Iowa Tribute Bell they helped create to honor Iowa's veterans.

Rolling foundry forges bell to honor veterans

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Rolling foundry forges bell to honor veterans

Forged in front of onlookers at a state fair, the Spirit of Iowa Tribute Bell fulfilled years’ work to honor veterans and raise money for those in need.

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Story Type Indicator - También en español. Teller Bekkah Moss and Financial Crimes Specialist Stephen Barneycastle prepare meals in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, for students to eat over the holiday break.

More than 433,800 meals served

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More than 433,800 meals served

The Wells Fargo Holiday Food Bank, a joint effort with United Way, collected more than 251,000 pounds of food nationwide in just over a month during the holidays, bringing Wells Fargo team members and community members together to fight hunger in the U.S.

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Story Type Indicator - video. A little girl from the Maruthi Orphanage in Hyderabad, India.

Serving ‘those who have no one else’ in India

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Serving ‘those who have no one else’ in India

Girls at the Maruthi Orphanage in Hyderabad, India, get to experience birthday parties and more, thanks to a Wells Fargo volunteer.

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The Save Our Sons cohort that graduated in December 2016.

‘I have a clearer head about what I want to do’

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‘I have a clearer head about what I want to do’

Will Donlow and hundreds of others have found better jobs and are positioned for success thanks to Save Our Sons, a workforce training program helping economically disadvantaged African American and other men in the St. Louis area.

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