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\nNews Release November 11, 2018<\/p>\n
Wells Fargo donerer $250.000 til st\u00f8tte for lokalsamfund, der er p\u00e5virket af skovbrande i Californien<\/strong> SAN FRANCISCO<\/strong> \u2013 November 11, 2018 \u2013 Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) announced today that it is donating $250,000 to fund wildfire relief efforts in California. The funds will help support disaster relief operations for people impacted by the Camp Fire in Northern California, and the Woolsey and Hill Fires in Southern California. The American Red Cross will receive $125,000 to support those across the state that have been affected by wildfires. Additionally, $50,000 is allocated to the United Way of Northern California, $50,000 is being granted to the Ventura County Community Foundation and $25,000 is being donated to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation.<\/p>\n Wells Fargo encourages customers experiencing hardship due to the wildfires to contact Wells Fargo Customer Support at the number on their credit card, debit card or statement to discuss their options. Affected customers can also contact their banker by visiting their nearest Wells Fargo branch. - Kunder kan g\u00e5 til enhver Wells Fargo-pengeautomat i Californien og v\u00e6lge muligheden for at donere. Der er ikke noget gebyr, og 100 procent af bidragene vil blive sendt til Amerikansk R\u00f8de Kors. \u201cLast year, I lost my home in one of the Northern California fires,\u201d said Northern California Region Bank President Thomas Sands. \u201cI know of the challenges many families are facing in impacted areas. I am proud that Wells Fargo is providing funding to nonprofits across California so they can help families with immediate needs.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThese devastating fires are impacting our customers, neighbors and our own team members,\u201d said Central Coast Region Bank President Ernie Pineda. \u201cOur hearts go out to all those who have been affected, and we want to do our part to support the organizations who are helping victims of these fires. With the fires still burning and potentially more devastation, we will continue to work with nonprofits and those focused on recovery efforts, as we determine any additional assistance and support Wells Fargo may be able to provide in the coming weeks.\u201d<\/p>\n Om Wells Fargo<\/strong> Medier
\nCustomers can donate to wildfire relief efforts through bank\u2019s California ATMs<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nCalifornia Wells Fargo customers who wish to support American Red Cross wildfire relief efforts may also donate through Wells Fargo ATMs from today through Nov. 26 or by redeeming any amount of available Go Far \u00ae Rewards for donation from Nov. 14 through Nov. 28.<\/p>\n
\n\uf0b7 Go Far Rewards customers can access their rewards account at GoFarRewards.wf.com or by calling the service center at 877-517-1358.<\/p>\n
\nWells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) er en diversificeret, samfundsbaseret finansiel servicevirksomhed med $1,9 billioner i aktiver. Wells Fargos vision er at tilfredsstille vores kunders finansielle behov og hj\u00e6lpe dem med at f\u00e5 \u00f8konomisk succes. Wells Fargo blev grundlagt i 1852 og har hovedkontor i San Francisco og leverer bank-, investerings- og realkreditprodukter og -tjenester samt forbruger- og erhvervsfinansiering gennem 7.950 lokationer, 13.000 pengeautomater, internettet (wellsfargo.com) og mobilbank og har kontorer i 37 lande og territorier for at st\u00f8tte kunder, der driver forretning i den globale \u00f8konomi. Med cirka 262.000 teammedlemmer betjener Wells Fargo hver tredje husstand i USA. Wells Fargo & Company blev rangeret som nr. 26 p\u00e5 Fortunes 2018-rangliste over USA's st\u00f8rste virksomheder. Nyheder, indsigt og perspektiver fra Wells Fargo er ogs\u00e5 tilg\u00e6ngelige p\u00e5<\/p>\n
\nPaul Gomez, 213-253-3720 paul.gomez@wellsfargo.com @pgomezWF
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\nAndrea Beasley, 415-310-8184 andrea.beasley@wellsfargo.com @AndreaBeasleyWF
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