Wells Fargo donates $1,000 to 240 Atlanta nonprofits
Some 240 Atlanta-area nonprofits were honored this fall by Wells Fargo team members with $1,000 Days of Giving donations. Wells Fargo also announced that its
November 8, 2014
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Some 240 Atlanta-area nonprofits were honored this fall by Wells Fargo team members with $1,000 Days of Giving donations. Wells Fargo also announced that its
Janelle Hall was ready to purchase a home but was concerned about having too much of her income tied up in mortgage payments. An operations
Storytelling is one of the strongest elements of black culture. During slavery, it was necessary for education and in many cases, survival. Not only did
Coinciding with a national campaign to teach everyone about credit, the newest “Get Financially Fit” seminar will take place at Greater Piney Grove Baptist Church
As high school students begin their academic year and consider college, First Generation Films and Wells Fargo Education Financial Services are bringing the “Go College!”
Unemployed homeowners may also begin process of applying for aid from HomeSafe Georgia Atlanta’s largest home lender, Wells Fargo, is hosting a free Home Preservation
The Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce will conduct its first ever Black Enterprise Top 100 Reception and State of Black Business Forum Aug. 26- 27,
The Houston Museum of African American Culture was in beautiful form after its recent upgrades, just in time for the opening reception for “The Kinsey Collection”
Houston’s tastemakers in business, politics, education and art all came out in support of HMAAC and to see the famed Kinsey Collection as it was
Ready to buy a home? With the Atlanta housing market on the rise, prospective home buyers will learn how to finance an important part of
Small businesses will learn “Where Is the Money!” at May 21 Wells Fargo and Urban League workshop Experts will help entrepreneurs learn how to obtain loans
Renovating? Laying a good foundation for home improvement success You’ve probably heard the saying: “Your home is your castle.” But if your current home —
Brenda Ross Dulan is the executive vice president and region president for Wells Fargo in the state of New Jersey. As a teen, Dulan thought that she wanted to work as an actuary, but the Howard University alum didn’t expect that she’d work in banking. After attaining her MBA from the Anderson School of Management at UCLA, she decided to move away from insurance and into banking. And she hasn’t looked back.
This year marks major historical milestones in America. Among them, it’s the 50th Anniversary of the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, legislation
It’s free! Attention all youth, attend this event so you can excel in academic, financial and personal responsibility and meet some celebrities. The UNCF Empower
According to the inaugural “How America Buys and Borrows” survey by Wells Fargo & Company, Americans are getting their financial houses in order by paying
LIFT programs help 5,000 people achieve dream of homeownership Collaboration between Wells Fargo and NeighborWorks America provides homebuyer education and down payment assistance Wells Fargo
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Wells Fargo promotes African American History through art as The Kinsey Collection Exhibition moves to the Reginald F. Lewis Museum. National art tour honoring the
