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Wells Fargo donates $450,000 to four nonprofits supporting people with disabilities

Wells-Fargo-signWells Fargo donated $450,000 to four key nonprofits that help empower people with disabilities to succeed financially. Grant recipients include National Disability Institute, National Federation of the Blind, Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund, and Association of People Supporting EmploymentFirst for programs in 2016. The grants are in addition to the more than $25 million that Wells Fargo has donated since 2013 to U.S. nonprofits supporting people with disabilities.

“Wells Fargo’s goal is to work with philanthropic organizations that measurably improve the economic viability of people with disabilities,” said Kathy Martinez, People with Disabilities Segment Manager, Wells Fargo & Company. “This includes efforts that improve accessibility for everyone, offer educational tools for improving financial literacy, encourage qualified applicants to become Wells Fargo team members, and provide products and services that meet each person’s unique financial needs. We believe the organizations and programs we fund will help us do just that.”

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