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Wells Fargo invests in Charlotte nonprofit on a mission to help minority college students land jobs

By: via Business Journals
A Charlotte nonprofit that connects minority college students with paid internships to build work experience and social capital has received a $75,000 investment from Wells Fargo & Co.
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