For more information on our member banks' impact
in South Carolina, please contact us at:
contact@fsforum.com
Region: Charleston
Wells Fargo Supports Minority-Owned Small Businesses in South Carolina
The Wells Fargo Works For Small Business®: Diverse Community Capital program offers capital and technical assistance to minority-owned small businesses through Community Development Financial Institutions. Wells Fargo provided a $500,000 grant to Charleston’s South Carolina Community Loan to support historically underserved small business owners.
Wells Fargo’s Philanthropic Contributions in South Carolina
Wells Fargo donated more than $5.3 million through 389 grants to local nonprofits, schools and community organizations in 2018 to help the communities and people of South Carolina. Wells Fargo collaborated with grantees such as Homeless No More in Columbia to provide homebuyer education, down payment assistance and other sustainable housing solutions.
JPMorgan Invests in Youth to Increase Economic Mobility
In 2018, JPMorgan awarded a $75,000 grant to MDC to support the Network for Southern Economic Mobility, a group of Southern cities, including Greenville, committed to increasing economic mobility for young adults in the lowest income brackets. City leaders receive customized coaching, learn about governmental systems change, and identify strategies to eliminate barriers to economic mobility.
Wells Fargo’s Philanthropic Contributions in South Carolina
Wells Fargo provided a $400,000 grant and a $500,000 low-interest loan to CommunityWorks in Greenville to provide access to capital and training for entrepreneurs in rural and urban markets. Overall, Wells Fargo and its employees donated nearly $5.9 million to nonprofits in South Carolina in 2018.
For more information on our member banks' impact
in South Carolina, please contact us at:
contact@fsforum.com
Region: Charleston
Wells Fargo Supports Minority-Owned Small Businesses in South Carolina
The Wells Fargo Works For Small Business®: Diverse Community Capital program offers capital and technical assistance to minority-owned small businesses through Community Development Financial Institutions. Wells Fargo provided a $500,000 grant to Charleston’s South Carolina Community Loan to support historically underserved small business owners.
Wells Fargo’s Philanthropic Contributions in South Carolina
Wells Fargo donated more than $5.3 million through 389 grants to local nonprofits, schools and community organizations in 2018 to help the communities and people of South Carolina. Wells Fargo collaborated with grantees such as Homeless No More in Columbia to provide homebuyer education, down payment assistance and other sustainable housing solutions.
Wells Fargo’s Philanthropic Contributions in South Carolina
Wells Fargo provided a $400,000 grant and a $500,000 low-interest loan to CommunityWorks in Greenville to provide access to capital and training for entrepreneurs in rural and urban markets. Overall, Wells Fargo and its employees donated nearly $5.9 million to nonprofits in South Carolina in 2018.
JPMorgan Invests in Youth to Increase Economic Mobility
In 2018, JPMorgan awarded a $75,000 grant to MDC to support the Network for Southern Economic Mobility, a group of Southern cities, including Greenville, committed to increasing economic mobility for young adults in the lowest income brackets. City leaders receive customized coaching, learn about governmental systems change, and identify strategies to eliminate barriers to economic mobility.