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Diversity & Inclusion

‘Ending homelessness among LGBTQ youth requires structural change’

‘Ending homelessness among LGBTQ youth requires structural change’

Viewpoints: LGBTQ youth are 120% more likely to experience homelessness than their straight and cisgender peers, writes True Colors United Executive Director and CEO Gregory Lewis.

A man in a suit is sitting and smiling off camera. To the right is the back of a young man’s head. At the top left corner, a yellow flag says in black font: COVID-19 update.
Financial Health

‘It gives us real comfort and insurance’

‘It gives us real comfort and insurance’

With a Paycheck Protection Program loan from Wells Fargo, the nonprofit Hispanic Scholarship Fund can cover two months of payroll for its 51 employees.

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History

How Wells Fargo began marching with pride

How Wells Fargo began marching with pride

Wells Fargo is continuing its long-standing commitment to the LGBTQ community during Pride Month.

A woman and two little boys sit at a table with cereal bowls. The woman pours milk into one boy’s bowl while the other boy eats.
Housing

How housing nonprofits are supporting families during COVID-19

How housing nonprofits are supporting families during COVID-19

Housing nonprofits like Beyond Housing in St. Louis and LA Family Housing in Los Angeles are continuing to support their clients during the COVID-19 pandemic — while also pivoting their focuses to meet the immediate needs.

From the CEO: Supporting diverse communities
Our Point of View

Scharf: ‘We must do all we can to support diverse communities’

Scharf: ‘We must do all we can to support diverse communities’

Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf addresses recent U.S. events in a companywide message.

Our Point of View

CEO: COVID-19 as a catalyst for change

CEO: COVID-19 as a catalyst for change

In a Milken Institute Power of Ideas essay, Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf urges business leaders to push aside routine practices and embrace active listening, innovative technology, collaboration, and empathy to pave the road ahead.

Dean Furness gives his TED@WellsFargo Talk in front of red letters that spell TED on the Knight Theater stage in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Diversity & Inclusion

‘Move forward to what is next’

‘Move forward to what is next’

A TED Talk is the latest milestone for Iowan Dean Furness, who credits his Wells Fargo career and other achievements for moving past a 2011 farm accident.

Standing between Jerry Bowen and Ken Eakes at a podium, Tanya Palmer holds a poster representing the payment-free vehicle she was awarded at a ceremony at the Wells Fargo Championship.
Volunteering & Giving

‘Veterans leaving the military often feel ill-equipped to handle the transition’

‘Veterans leaving the military often feel ill-equipped to handle the transition’

Viewpoints: As more veterans are exiting the military, more transitional programs are needed to support them, writes retired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Leroy Sisco, Military Warriors Support Foundation’s founder and CEO.

Smiling and looking into each other’s eyes, Mallory and D’Arcy Furniss stand in their baby nursery in front of the cribs for their twin sons who are due in May. Over the cribs are signs with the babies’ names: Conrad William & Harrison Robert.
Housing

How one couple navigated buying their first home during a pandemic

How one couple navigated buying their first home during a pandemic

Amid the COVID-19 crisis, first-time homeowners D’Arcy and Mallory Furniss joined hundreds of thousands of people across the U.S. who have bought homes this year despite the public health emergency and economic fallout.

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