Wells Fargo

Helping Northern NJ Families Go Further

On March 18, 1852, Wells Fargo’s founders—Henry Wells and William G. Fargo—built an innovative start-up to help residents of the developing United States build businesses and manage money. Today, Wells Fargo employees continue to remove barriers to help their customers and to advocate for more inclusive communities.

Wells Fargo began working with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newark in 2012. Since that time, nearly 100 employees have put in over 400 hours on our build sites.

Since 2012, nearly 100 Wells Fargo employees have put in over 400 hours on Habitat of Greater Newark build sites, including on our Veterans Initiative projects.

As the United States recovers from COVID-19, Wells Fargo is committed to building an inclusive, sustainable recovery for all. We will continue to create pathways to economic advancement, empower small businesses to thrive, and enable a just, low-carbon economy, and champion safe, affordable homes.”
Tomas Porturas, VP/ Sr. Community Relations Representative Social Impact & Sustainability