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Efrain and Susana Mejorada sit at a table in a restaurant with their three sons and the family’s banker standing behind
Small Business

Los 3 Pollos keeps pleasing palates amid the pandemic

Los 3 Pollos keeps pleasing palates amid the pandemic

A Wells Fargo banker helps Latino-owned Los 3 Pollos restaurant group grow a family business in greater Los Angeles.
A girl and a boy smile at the boy between them as he writesnumbers on a paper in a lesson about personal finances.
Financial Health

Cultivating kidpreneurs for success

Cultivating kidpreneurs for success

Amid the agricultural region of Central Valley, Leonor Hipólito and Wells Fargo are teaching children the skills to become small business owners.

A smiling man holds a laughing boy in front of a house.
Housing

A coalition on a mission to eliminate persistent poverty in the U.S.

A coalition on a mission to eliminate persistent poverty in the U.S.

Wells Fargo Foundation donates $1.8 million to support housing initiatives led by six CDFIs in the country’s poorest communities.

José A. Quiñonez wearing a dress shirt and sport coat.
Financial Health

‘The people we serve are in effect financially invisible’

‘The people we serve are in effect financially invisible’

Viewpoints: For the 63 million unbanked and underbanked people in the U.S., the cost of living in the financial shadows is tremendous and further compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic, writes José A. Quiñonez, founder of Mission Asset Fund.

Three images show people holding a sign saying “open” or “abierto.” At the top left corner is a yellow flag with “COVID-19 update” in black font.
Small Business

Helping entrepreneurs stay ‘Open for Business’

Helping entrepreneurs stay ‘Open for Business’

Wells Fargo is donating approximately $400 million in Paycheck Protection Program processing fees through a new program to support small businesses owned by people who have been hit hardest by COVID-19.

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.

Designer Michelle Hébert stands next to a gown on a mannequin.
Small Business

Fashion with a purpose

Fashion with a purpose

A Wells Fargo-sponsored fashion show and pop-up boutique in Los Angeles increases economic opportunities for female small business owners.

The side profiles of Ana Darielle Nunez and Fidel Vargas are seen as they stand toward each other and hold a glass award. Their heads are turned toward the camera, and they are smiling.
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.

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

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

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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