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Wells Fargo Contributions
millions— cash basis
America’s Most Generous Corporate
Foundations Forbes magazine
1. Wal-Mart 6. Verizon
2. Aventis 7. JPMorgan Chase
3. Ford Motor Company 8. ExxonMobil
4. Citigroup 9. General Electric
5. Wells Fargo 10. SBC
Team Members Make the Difference
For more than a quarter century, we’ve recognized and thanked
our team members who make a difference in our communities
by providing grants annually (2006:161 awards,$319,000) to
the organizations where many of them volunteer.
This year’s top winners, Kathleen Vaughan (San Francisco, Calif.)
and Scott Schwartz (Menomonee Falls,Wis.), each received $35,000
for their nonprofits.Kathleen gives her time to A Bridge for Africa,
an organization she founded to build relationships between
businesses and artists to increase economic development in rural
Africa. After Scott’s son was diagnosed with autism, Scott started
Dylan’s Run/Walk to raise funds for autism research and family
education. Kathleen and Scott each give more than 15 hours a
week to these causes.
Corporate Citizenship Report
A report on our achievements in corporate citizenship for 2006
is available at: www.wellsfargo.com/about/csr.
1. Wells Fargo & Company 6. Vail Resorts, Inc.
2. Whole Foods Market 7. HSBC North America
3. Johnson & Johnson 8. IBM Corporation
4. Starbucks 9. Sprint Nextel
5. DuPont Company 10. Safeway
*U.S.Environmental Protection Agency
Number of kilowatt-hours of wind
energy Wells Fargo will purchase a year
over next three years:
550 million
$1.4 billion
community development lending
Includes affordable housing, community service and economic
development loans. Up 62% from previous year
$23 million
to 4,400 educational organizations
+ $5 million in matched educational donations from
team members
748,000 hours
volunteered by team members
Average value of a volunteer hour is $18.04 = $13.5 million in time
contributed.Team members serve on 3,000 nonprofit boards.
$26 million
donated by team members in the
’06 Community Support Campaign
Up 15% from ’05
Environmental Stewardship:
Top U.S. Buyer of
Renewable Energy*