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Business to Business
Wearing a black shirt, Elite Transportation Systems owner Doug Mellum smiles at the camera with some the company’s trucks parked next to the woods behind him.

Completing a father’s mission

Business to Business

Completing a father’s mission

With Wells Fargo’s support, Doug Mellum’s delivery company keeps growing and creating more opportunities to help veterans and honor his dad’s WWII legacy.

Housing
A man and woman are lying on the floor of their new home, smiling as they are surrounded by unopened boxes indicating they just moved in.

Survey: Many Americans willing ‘to do what it takes’ to be homeowners

Housing

Survey: Many Americans willing ‘to do what it takes’ to be homeowners

A new Wells Fargo survey finds Americans are willing to cut expenses, take side jobs, and otherwise go the extra mile to make their homeownership goals a reality.

Volunteering & Giving
A split-screen image shows two women communicating with each other using their computers' camera.

On a mission to reduce veteran underemployment

Volunteering & Giving

On a mission to reduce veteran underemployment

American Corporate Partners is a nationwide nonprofit combating veteran underemployment by pairing post-9/11 veterans with volunteer mentors from Fortune 500 companies like Wells Fargo.

Inside the Stagecoach
Spectators stand on a hillside and line the rails of white-topped tents overlooking the action of the Wells Fargo Championship. Two large trees stand in front of the green base of the tents that display the words “Wells Fargo” in white letters.

Golfing to fund pediatric cancer research

Inside the Stagecoach

Golfing to fund pediatric cancer research

A new pediatric cancer research lab at Levine Children’s Hospital is among the Wells Fargo Championship’s lasting contributions to the Carolinas.

Inside the Stagecoach
John Axtell and Rick McCary

Helping veterans become team members

Inside the Stagecoach

Helping veterans become team members

A dedicated team is working with service members to translate their military experience into new careers at Wells Fargo.

Business to Business
Ray Hufnagel with Wells Fargo’s Jay Hong stand facing each other in front of a truck that says Plastic Express.

Helping translate military skills to business

Business to Business

Helping translate military skills to business

As a Naval helicopter pilot, Ray Hufnagel was responsible for transporting his fellow service members during military missions. Today, his company Plastic Express safely moves billions of pounds of plastic resin across the U.S. every year, with support from Wells Fargo banker and fellow veteran Jay Hong.

Inside the Stagecoach
Chanty Clay and Alexander Propst sit at a table with papers and a coffee mug in front of them. They appear to be in a restaurant, and they are wearing suits.

From the Air Force to the civilian workforce

Inside the Stagecoach

From the Air Force to the civilian workforce

Wells Fargo team member and Air Force veteran Chanty Clay uses her experience transitioning to civilian life and Ph.D. to mentor other veterans as they adjust to life after the military.

Diversity & Inclusion
A photo of the seated Class of 1937 at George P. Phenix Training School in Hampton, Virginia. The girls are all wearing white, and the boys are wearing black pants and jackets.

School rediscovers its civil rights legacy in a bank

Diversity & Inclusion

School rediscovers its civil rights legacy in a bank

A mural in a Wells Fargo bank branch in Hampton, Virginia, celebrates the alumni of a formerly all-black high school who left their mark on their community and their country.

Financial Health
Army veteran Marlene Rodriquez stands in front of her home in San Antonio, Texas, which was donated to her by Wells Fargo. She is wearing a baseball cap, heavy blue jacket, blue jeans, and a blue shirt.

From survivor to mentor: Veteran shares her journey

Financial Health

From survivor to mentor: Veteran shares her journey

Purple Heart recipient Marlene Rodriguez overcame trauma and despair by embracing sports, fitness, and faith. Now she mentors and brings hope to other veterans.

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