Wells Fargo (WFC)
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HANDS ON BANKING [EL FUTURO EN TUS MANOS]
Wells Fargo believes that financial education is critical to the economic well-being of communities, families and individuals. In January 2004, the company introduced its signature financial literacy program hands on bankingŪ and the spanish version el futuro en tus manosŪ. These free, innovative, and entertaining programs teach students and adults the basics of good money management and contain no commercial data. The curriculum has already been taught to thousands. It's used in our wealth building seminars to teach basic money management skills to low-income families and immigrants and is taught to all our new hires, so it's integrated internally and externally throughout the organization.
Donations
| 2004 cash donations | | $ 93,000,000 |
| As pct. of revenue | | 0.3 % |
| As pct. of earnings | | 0.9 % |
| Change since 2003 | | 12 % |
| Change since 2002 | | 22.9 % |
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| 2004 in-kind donations | | $ 0 |
| As pct. of revenue | | 0 % |
| As pct. of earnings | | 0 % |
| Change since 2003 | | 0 % |
| Change since 2002 | | 0 % |
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| Projected increase/decrease | | increase |
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Other / specifics: Financial literacy
Health and human services
Low-to-moderate income communities
Major Objectives
1) to facilitate financial success in the communities we serve; 2) support underserved communities; 3) and build connections between our team members and the communities in which they live and work.
