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The Wells Fargo Housing Foundation

 

The Wells Fargo Housing Foundation

One of the country’s largest and most reputable mortgage lenders, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage not only offers you numerous options for affordable home owning, but also strives to reach the community and help to make dreams come true for families less fortunate.

Wells Fargo’s mission is to serve the community as a partner in homeownership initiatives. In conjunction with many other non-profit and local organizations with the same goal, the Wells Fargo Housing Foundation aims to accomplish its goal of service by giving donations for repairs and one-time expenses for low income families as well as money support for organizations that provide housing for those without homes. Wells Fargo also supports services such as counseling and job training, and donates as much as possible to social programs for the homeless and less fortunate.

Some partners of the Wells Fargo Housing Foundation include Habitat for Humanity, HomeAid America, Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation and Rebuilding Together. As a team, all of these organizations work at achieving the same goal of making dreams come true. Not only is this Wells Fargo’s way of saying “Thank You” to its customers and business partners, but also its way of extending its hand to the community and saying “We Care.”

Some projects that the WFHF has sponsored include volunteer efforts in constructing and remodeling over 1,000 homes for low-income or first-time buyers, supporting and sponsoring the Jimmy Carter Work Project in July of 1994 and Habitat for Humanity’s construction of a home for the Cheyenne River Sioux tribe in Eagle Butte, South Dakota, participating in many other life-altering house building projects organized by Habitat for Humanity, and contributing large money donations to HomeAid, one of America’s largest missions to shelter and counsel homeless individuals.

Wells Fargo also sponsored Habitat for Humanity’s First National Ladies Build in 2000, led by the sitting governor in such states as Iowa, Texas, Arizona, Minnesota, Illinois, Montana and South Dakota.

Wells Fargo knows that community service takes an abundance of time and effort in addition to money, and is dedicated to coming through with that service to gradually make positive changes one project at a time.

 
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