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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.

Alison and Leah Grooms sit at a conference table across from two Wells Fargo bankers.
Small Business

A passion for fashion in the digital marketplace

A passion for fashion in the digital marketplace

Alison Grooms has turned her lifelong interest in clothing and design into a flourishing retail company using a business roadmap built on the information highway.

Photo of a woman holding her mother by the arm and carrying a bag for her as they walk through a canopy of trees in a park.
Financial Health

Managing through the ‘caregiving crunch’

Managing through the ‘caregiving crunch’

As a new Wells Fargo/Gallup study finds investors facing rising debt and increased demand to provide money, time, and assistance to family members, Wells Fargo experts and caregivers offer ways to cope.

On a bright summer day, Alex Gordon and Alexa Doering wear sunglasses, hold hands, and smile as they sit together on the patio of a restaurant in their hometown.
Housing

Millennial couple crosses finish line of homeownership

Millennial couple crosses finish line of homeownership

Despite facing years of obstacles, more millennials are beginning to find a clearer path to buying a home.

Siblings Kenneth and Leah Martinez stand together in the front yard of their new house.
Housing

There’s no place like the home next door

There’s no place like the home next door

When they were kids, siblings Kenneth and Leah Martinez loved their elderly next-door neighbors like extended family. Years later, they are now the proud owners of the house next door, with help from Wells Fargo’s NeighborhoodLIFT® program.

Charlotte firefighter David Budd stands in front of his house, holding his dog Tito and smiling. Photo credit: Connie Ledgerwood
Housing

A housing lift for those who protect and serve

A housing lift for those who protect and serve

From firefighters and police officers to veterans, hundreds of first responders across the U.S. have become homeowners with help from Wells Fargo’s NeighborhoodLIFT® program.

Lily Sooklal is in a lab and wearing a lab coat and blue gloves. She holds a grey folder and is looking down at it and smiling.
Volunteering & Giving

Engineering a better tomorrow

Engineering a better tomorrow

Today, Lily Sooklal is an engineer who designs and develops medical devices that aim to diagnose diseases, but as a student, APIA Scholars helped her on the path to her dreams.

Erik Gruber holds a video camera resting on his right shoulder, shooting some outdoors footage, with a bridge in the background to his right. Above him, birds are flying in a partly cloudy sky.
Housing

Reaching homebuyers in the age of digital

Reaching homebuyers in the age of digital

Erik Gruber spends most of his life in cyberspace, whether editing video or ordering pizza. When it came to buying a house, it was only natural for him to use an online mortgage application.

A couple stands on the shore of a mountain lake. To their left, there is a checklist of relationship milestones: Travel together. Meet the family. Discuss finances.
Financial Health

Love’s milestones: travel, money, and meeting the family

Love’s milestones: travel, money, and meeting the family

A new Wells Fargo survey shows how millennial couples bond over travel, family, spending habits, and credit card points.

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