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    Wells Fargo Foundation

    ActivoPhilanthropy & Voluntarism
    MINNEAPOLIS, MNSitio web6125819877

    About Wells Fargo Foundation

    The Wells Fargo Foundation's recent grant record here is dominated by two very large awards totaling $456.9M, indicating a strategy of making highly concentrated, high-dollar commitments rather than many small grants. Because grantee names and grant purposes are recorded only as 'SEE ATTACHED LIST,' the dataset does not allow a definitive read on issue-area priorities; however, the scale suggests support for major national funds, multi-year program endowments, or large-scale community recovery/economic development initiatives. Further detail on the attached list is needed to identify specific thematic priorities or beneficiary types.

    Focus Areas

    Large-scale community economic recovery and small business relief (inferred)Financial capability and economic mobility programs (inferred)Affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization (inferred)Disaster/emergency response or major grantmaking vehicles (inferred)

    Who They Fund

    small business owners (likely SMEs)low- to moderate-income neighborhoods/communitiescommunities affected by disasters or economic shocksnational or regional intermediary funds/grantmaking vehicles

    About Wells Fargo Foundation

    The Wells Fargo Foundation’s recent record is defined by two extremely large grants to “See Attached List,” one in 2023 for $239,279,294 and one in 2024 for $217,611,092. Those awards account for the full $456.9 million shown in the dataset and point to a highly concentrated approach to grantmaking rather than a long tail of smaller awards. The recipients are listed as various organizations in Minnesota, and the purposes are recorded only as attached lists, so the record here reads more as large-scale commitment than as a set of narrowly described project grants. The foundation’s active programs help explain the kinds of organizations it supports: business growth, financial opportunity, housing affordability, and invitation-only community grantmaking. Across those areas, the common thread is support for programs that move capital, coaching, counseling, and other forms of assistance through nonprofit intermediaries. The latest filings also show a local giving pattern in Minnesota, with all grants in the dataset going to U.S. recipients. In that context, Wells Fargo Foundation appears as a funder that uses a small number of very large commitments to channel resources through major grantmaking vehicles and community support programs.

    What Wells Fargo Foundation Funds

    One visible focus is small business support. The Wells Fargo Foundation’s business growth program invests in organizations that provide capital, technical assistance, and networks of support for entrepreneurs, and the Open for Business Growth initiative is described as a $20 million effort to help small businesses scale through nonprofits delivering capital, coaching, and connections. Financial capability is another clear theme. Its financial opportunity program supports financial coaching, counseling, and credit-building loans designed to increase financial resilience, reduce debt, and grow savings for individuals and families. Housing also appears in the foundation’s stated priorities. The Wells Fargo & Wells Fargo Foundation Grantmaking program and the Community Grants program both list housing access and affordability among their strategic funding priorities, and the Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge is presented as a housing-focused challenge tied to affordable housing solutions across the U.S.

    How Wells Fargo Foundation Gives

    The grant-size data show a very concentrated pattern: the 25th percentile is $223,028,142, the median is $228,445,193, and the 75th percentile is $233,862,244. That narrow band indicates that the recent grants in this file are all exceptionally large and similar in scale. The two recorded awards also suggest repeat grantmaking across years, with major commitments in both 2023 and 2024. Wells Fargo Foundation is classified as a regular funder, and the available program list includes both invitation-only grantmaking and some initiatives that accept unsolicited requests, depending on the program.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $217.6M

    Total Assets

    $50.5M

    Total Revenue

    $256.3M

    Total Expenses

    $218.4M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $223M and $233.9M, with a median of $228.4M.

    25th Percentile

    $223M

    Median

    $228.4M

    75th Percentile

    $233.9M

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded

    About 100% of grants go to recipients in MN.

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    Giving Approach

    Extremely concentrated giving: very few (2) grants totaling a very large sum, suggesting multi-million-dollar commitments to a small number of grantees or intermediary funds rather than broad, distributed grantmaking.

    Funding Style

    very-high-dollar concentrated grantsmulti-year/multi-million commitmentsintermediary/fund supportstrategic large-scale investments

    Notable grantees: Grantee names not provided in dataset (SEE ATTACHED LIST), Grantee names not provided in dataset (SEE ATTACHED LIST), Grantee names not provided in dataset (SEE ATTACHED LIST)

    Topics

    large-scale community economic recoverysmall-business relief and stabilizationfinancial capability and economic mobility programsaffordable housing and neighborhood revitalizationdisaster/emergency response funding vehicles

    Where Wells Fargo Foundation Makes Grants

    The dataset shows a local giving scope with all recorded grants going to U.S. recipients. Minnesota is the top state by grant count, and the grant recipient country distribution is entirely domestic. The recent grants themselves point to recipients in various Minnesota locations, including one listed in 2023 as “See Attached List (Various, MN)” and another in 2024 as “See Attached List (VARIOUS, MN).” That makes the visible pattern geographically concentrated rather than nationally distributed in this file.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Wells Fargo Foundation

    What issue areas does Wells Fargo Foundation fund most clearly in the provided data?

    The clearest stated priorities are small business growth, financial opportunity, and housing access and affordability. Those themes appear across the business growth, financial opportunity, Community Grants, and Wells Fargo Foundation Grantmaking programs, as well as the Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge.

    How large are the recent grants in this record?

    They are very large and tightly clustered. The 25th percentile is $223,028,142, the median is $228,445,193, and the 75th percentile is $233,862,244. The two recorded grants are $239,279,294 in 2023 and $217,611,092 in 2024.

    Does Wells Fargo Foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    Some programs do and some do not. The business growth program accepts unsolicited requests, while Community Grants, Financial opportunity, Wells Fargo & Wells Fargo Foundation Grantmaking, Open for Business Growth, Open for Business Fund, and the housing challenge are listed as not accepting unsolicited applications.

    Where does Wells Fargo Foundation give most often in this dataset?

    Minnesota is the top state by grant count, and every recorded grant recipient is in the U.S. The recent grants list also shows Minnesota-based recipients through entries marked “Various, MN.”

    What kinds of organizations receive support?

    The program descriptions point to nonprofit organizations, especially intermediaries that deliver capital, coaching, counseling, technical assistance, and networks of support to entrepreneurs, families, and communities. The grant record also includes invitation-only community grants and housing-related funding vehicles.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2024

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    SEE ATTACHED LISTVARIOUS, MN$217,611,0922024SEE ATTACHED LIST
    See Attached ListVarious, MN$239,279,2942023See Attached List

    SEE ATTACHED LIST

    $217,611,092
    VARIOUS, MN2024

    SEE ATTACHED LIST

    See Attached List

    $239,279,294
    Various, MN2023

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