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Diversity & Inclusion

Stepping: ‘It’s not just an after-school thing’

Stepping: ‘It’s not just an after-school thing’

Step Afrika!, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and promoting the art form of stepping, educates children, employs artists, and reaches worldwide audiences, with support from Wells Fargo.

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Volunteering & Giving

Investing in students’ futures

Investing in students’ futures

With financial support from Wells Fargo, Scholarship America is backing veterans and people with disabilities as they pursue their college education.

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Diversity & Inclusion

Increasing access to higher education for APIA students

Increasing access to higher education for APIA students

Since 2003, APIA Scholars has worked to fulfill its vision to cultivate academic, personal, and professional success for Asian and Pacific Islander American students.

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Diversity & Inclusion

Investing in the next generation of future female STEAM leaders

Investing in the next generation of future female STEAM leaders

DIY Girls is a nonprofit in Los Angeles exposing girls to science, technology, engineering, art, and math careers and majors, thanks to support from Wells Fargo.

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Volunteering & Giving

Giving students a head start on financial education

Giving students a head start on financial education

Leah Johnson is using the financial lessons she learned at Thurgood Marshall College Fund’s Teacher Quality and Retention Program Summer Institute to teach her fourth-grade students in Texas how to spend and save their money wisely.

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Volunteering & Giving

‘A new beginning’ for young adults in Washington, D.C.

‘A new beginning’ for young adults in Washington, D.C.

The first cohort of graduates from nonprofit DC Central Kitchen's job training program are beginning their culinary careers, thanks to support from Wells Fargo.

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Inside the Stagecoach

Getting paid to learn how to code

Getting paid to learn how to code

Carolina Fintech Hub’s Workforce Investment Network program trains economically challenged individuals as developers and places them in jobs at sponsor companies like Wells Fargo.

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Diversity & Inclusion

GLSEN — Changing the world for LGBTQ youth

GLSEN — Changing the world for LGBTQ youth

Since 1990, GLSEN has led a national effort to create safe and affirming schools for all K-12 students, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

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Diversity & Inclusion

How a research project and a scholarship changed one student’s life

How a research project and a scholarship changed one student’s life

Ana Darielle Nunez is one of more than 2,900 students who have received scholarships and resources from the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, a nonprofit supporting Hispanic American students, with help from Wells Fargo.

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