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Hello AdvOCAtes,

We had great responses from our previous email on different telecommunication options that our partners are providing in the current COVID-19 outbreak. Many of our partners are publicizing their own measures to keep their customers and employees safe and healthy in this time. We have information below on their commitment to service, accessibility, and reliability in a time where there are many uncertainties. Feel free to explore some of their options; we will be updating our social media if we have more news.

AT&T


Aside from Access from AT&T, AT&T has joined many telecommunication in signing the FCC Chairman Pai's "Keep Americans Connected Pledge." They have promised the following (Some restrictions may apply. ** Please visit their website for more details ([link removed])
.)
* Unlimited AT&T Home Internet – All AT&T consumer home internet wireline customers, as well as Fixed Wireless Internet, can use unlimited internet data.
* AT&T World Connect Advantage – Business customers currently on or who purchase an AT&T World Connect Advantage package receive 50% off the current rate in a monthly bill credit (max $7.50/mo.).*
* Helping You Work and Learn Remotely – Businesses, universities and schools can keep their teams and classrooms connected through conference calls and video conferencing with ** Cisco Webex Meetings ([link removed])
with AT&T for 90-days, and seamlessly forward calls to both mobile and landline phones with ** AT&T IP Flexible Reach ([link removed])
.
* Distance Learning – AT&T is underwriting expenses for a “one-stop” resource center to support eLearning Days from the ** State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) ([link removed])
available to all educators in schools to help them handle school closures and the increase in virtual learning due to COVID-19.
* Waive domestic wireless plan overage charges for data, voice or text for residential or small business wireless customers incurred because of economic hardship related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Access from AT&T:


AT&T has affordable wireless service plans for as low as $10/month! Certain restrictions do apply; for more information ** visit the website ([link removed])
or call 1-855-220-5211.
AT&T has created a separate page directly addressing their measures on the Company's responsibility to employees and customers. You can view their resources and statements ** here ([link removed])
.

Caesars Entertainment:


Caesars has made the following statements and decisions to keep its guests, customers, and staff safe during the COVID-19 outbreak:
* Caesars Entertainment Corporation has temporarily shut down its owned properties in North America, consistent with directives from various government bodies. Updates to property shut downs can be found ** here ([link removed])
.
* All hotel reservations during the closure period will be cancelled automatically. Any prepayments will be refunded within the next few days. For more information on hotel reservations, please visit their ** website ([link removed])
.
* All ticketed live entertainment held in Caesars Entertainment venues company-wide will be temporarily suspended beginning Sunday, March 15. Refunds and exchanges for affected dates are available at the point of purchase.

You follow along to their updates and read more of their responses ** here ([link removed])
.



Charter Communications:


In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Charter Communications signed on to the "Keep Americans Connected Pledge" launched by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai. The goal of this campaign is to provide consistent service and internet access to Americans as extreme circumstances, like the COVID-19 outbreak, occur. Charter Communications will be doing the following:

1. Charter will offer free Spectrum broadband and WiFI access for 60 days to household with K-12 and/or college students who do not already have a Spectrum broadband subscription. Installation fees will be waived for new student households and speeds will be up to a level of 100 Mbps. Call 1-844-488-8395.
2. Charter will partner with school districts to ensure local communities are aware of these tools to help students learn remotely.
3. For eligible low-income households without school-aged children, Charter continues to offer Spectrum Internet Assist, a low-cost broadband program delivering speeds of 30 Mbps.
4. Charter will open its WiFi hotspots across their footprint for public use.
5. Spectrum does not have data caps or hidden fees.

For more information, please visit their website or call Charter Communications. Some restrictions may apply.

Coca Cola Bottling Company UNITED:

The Coca Cola has ** various measures ([link removed])
in place, from their facilities, to staff, and their customers. Some specific measures include:
* Increased sanitation at all of our facilities
* Limitations on associate travel and visitor access to our facilities
* Development and distribution of coronavirus awareness guides and training for all associates
* Modifying our business practices and work activities in a way to mitigate risk to our associates, while still serving our customers’ needs.
* When possible, we are suggesting face-to-face customer contact be conducted remotely
* We are implementing remote working capabilities, where feasible, for the benefit of our associates and their families.

To keep updated on their statement, feel free to click ** here ([link removed])
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Comcast Updates:


Internet Essentials: Comcast is increasing internet speeds for all customers (new and existing) moving forward. Existing customers do not need to do anything extra to get the new internet speeds. Comcast will also be extending free internet services for low-income families (restrictions do apply) for as low as $9.95/month. There are free easy-to-install kits that are provided for their new customers. You can view further details ** here ([link removed])
.

Comcast has a web page dedicated to their commitment to customers amidst the COVID-19 outbreak. Some of the measures they are taking for customers and employees include:
* Xfinity WiFi Free For Everyone: Xfinity WiFi hotspots across the country will be available to anyone who needs them for free – including non-Xfinity Internet subscribers.
* Pausing Our Data Plan: With so many people working and educating from home, we want our customers to access the internet without thinking about data plans.
* No Disconnects or Late Fees: We will not disconnect a customer’s internet service or assess late fees if they contact us and let us know that they can’t pay their bills during this period.
* Internet Essentials Free to New Customers: As [earlier this week], it’s even easier for low-income families who live in a Comcast service area to sign-up for Internet Essentials, the nation’s largest and most comprehensive broadband adoption program. New customers will receive 60 days of complimentary Internet Essentials service, which is normally available to all qualified low-income households for $9.95/month.
* News, Information and Educational Content on X1: For those with school-age students at home, we’ve created new educational collections for all grade levels in partnership with Common Sense Media. Just say “education” into your X1 or Flex voice remote.
* 24x7 Network Monitoring: Underpinning all of these efforts, Comcast’s technology and engineering teams will continue to work tirelessly to support our network operations. We engineer our network capacity to handle spikes and shifts in usage patterns, and continuously test, monitor and enhance our systems and network to ensure they are ready to support customer usage.

Comcast is dedicated to updating us as they continue to respond to COVID-19. Feel free to read the rest of their updates ** here ([link removed])
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Crossings TV:



Crossings TV has implemented protective measures to protect our employees, continuity plans to guarantee our services, and special programs to support Asian American communities during this Covid-19 crisis.
* Our employees have been properly set up to work from home. Crossings TV will continue broadcasting in-language Asian programs on all its channels, and providing services to all our clients/partners.
* A digital portal with the latest Covid-19 updates and resources in 7 Asian languages (besides English) has been launched at www.crossingstv.com/covid19. This multilingual information hub can be accessed on both computer and mobile devices.
* Crossings TV is donating an extended amount of airtime for Covid-19 related public service announcements (PSAs), leveraging our unique outreach ability to keep the hard- to-reach community empowered and informed. Please submit your produced Covid-19 television PSAs to [email protected].
* As a home base for Asian Americans, Crossings TV is working with various community and agency partners to address and bring awareness to the recent rise of anti-Asian sentiment amid this outbreak.

About Crossings TV: Crossings TV is a home, giving comfort, empowerment and a sense of belonging to Asian Americans. We broadcast in-language TV programming for 7 Asian groups, including Chinese, Filipino, Hmong, Japanese, Russian, South Asian, and Vietnamese. Crossings TV currently covers 7 major Asian American markets, including California Central Valley (Comcast Xfinity and KBTV8.1 in Sacramento),Chicago (Comcast Xfinity), Los Angeles (Charter Spectrum), Minneapolis/St. Paul (Comcast Xfinity), New York City (Charter Spectrum), San Francisco (Comcast Xfinity) and Seattle (Comcast Xfinity).For more information, visit: www.crossingstv.com

CTIA:


CTIA recognizes how critical it is for all of us to stay connected to loved ones, school, work and the news during these unprecedented times. As the voice of the wireless industry, ** keeping Americans connected ([link removed])
is our highest priority, and CTIA is proud of how members have come together to help each other and the customers we serve.

Wireless providers are working diligently to ensure wireless networks are performing well and are continuing to take a variety of steps to:

Preserve service to impacted communities;

· Expand capacity to meet your needs;

· Keep kids learning;

· Protect customers from spam; and

· Make safety a priority.

Thanks to the substantial and ongoing efforts of CTIA member companies, we can keep Americans connected and get through this together. For more information about the wireless industry’s response, visit CTIA’s ** COVID-19 resource page ([link removed])
.
CTIA has a ** webpage ([link removed])
dedicated to their different carriers responses to COVID-19. CTIA has also signed onto the FCC Chairman Pai's "Keep Americans Connected Pledge."

GM:

For site visitors and customers, GM has as ** website ([link removed])
with guidelines and statements on how to protect consumers. GM has partnered with the UAW, Ford, and Fiat-Chrysler Automotive to come up with protective measures for their employees. Their statements are ** here ([link removed])
.



IW Group:


IW Group, a longtime partner of OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates, has started a digital campaign: ** #WashTheHate ([link removed])
. It features different AAPI nonprofit organizations, social media influencers, celebrities, and community members washing their hands (following the CDC guidelines for a time limit of 20 seconds using soap and water), and sharing their stories of how xenophobia and racism have negatively impacted their lives. ** Check out the video of our ED, Rita Pin Ahrens, taking part in this campaign on Twitter ([link removed])
!

See their statement about this campaign below:

"On [3/18/2020], our team launched ** #WashTheHate ([link removed])
, a social campaign designed to raise awareness about coronavirus-related discrimination and violence against Asian Americans. The response so far -- from both the APA community and beyond -- has been incredible. Together, we’ve garnered over 10M impressions in just two days. This would not have been possible without your support and involvement."

McDonald's:


In McDonald's most recent ** update ([link removed])
, they have taken the following measures to ensure the safety of their customers and their workers:
* Encouraging all restaurants to move to Drive-Thru, Delivery and Walk-In TakeOut
* Encouraging restaurants to close down all dine-in seating, including suspending the use of self-service beverage bars and kiosks
* Supplying sanitizer for employees and customers who visit our restaurants
* Encouraging employees to wash hands even more frequently than normal
* Increasing surface cleaning and sanitizing across the restaurant in high-impact areas
* Closing all Play Place attractions

To stay up to date on announcements from McDonald's, you can check their ** COVID-19 resource link ([link removed])
.

MGM:


All MGM hotels, resorts, and properties in Las Vegas will be ** closing for the time being ([link removed])
(with openings scheduled for April 17, 2020) due to COVID-19. If reservations were made, they are allowing cancellations. Visit their ** website for more information on cancellation and refund policies ([link removed])
.

In terms of entertainment, MGM is taking the following measures:
* Orders purchased with a credit card will be refunded automatically to the credit card used for purchase. Please allow up to 30 days for this refund to reflect with your financial institution.

* For guests who utilized a 3rd party to secure tickets, please reach out to your original point of purchase for information regarding a credit.

* Tickets purchased with Cash will be refunded by check upon request. To initiate the refund process, please follow one of the following actions below:

By Email:
* Scan and send a copy of your ticket(s) to ** [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
* Include your Name, Contact Phone Number and complete Mailing Address in the body of the email
* Upon validation, the credit will be processed in full and a check will be issued to you by mail within 6 weeks
* Refund checks will only be issued to the account holder on file

By Mail:
* Please send the physical ticket(s) to:
MGMRI Ticketing
C/O Cancelled Show Support
3780 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, Nevada 89158

* Include your Name, Contact Phone Number and complete Mailing Address in the envelope
* Upon validation, the credit will be processed in full and a check will be issued to you by mail within 12 weeks
* Please be certain to keep a copy of the ticket for your files
* Refund checks will only be issued to the account holder on file
* We recommend retaining a copy of your original ticket for your records

NAB (National Association of Broadcasters):


NAB has created a ** COVID-19 response toolkit ([link removed])
for local and national media stations. These are tools and resources to help local, state, and national media cover the virus. There are ready-to-broadcast PSAs, guidelines for station readiness, and some suggestions on how to increase methods for sanitation and safety of workers.

For more information on their actions, and to stay up to date, ** please visit their website. ([link removed])

Nielsen:



Nielsen is committed to putting all possible measures in place to keep associates safe:
* Instituted a global policy for office associates to work from home through at least April 6, 2020.
* Reduced the number of associates in our locations to include only those who must be there for business continuity, and to provide social distancing
* Provided video, email and Google Currents posts to associates so they have all of the latest information about the virus and how our company is handling this crisis.
* Took a stand with our industry partners denouncing COVID-related discrimation and xenophobia

Nielsen is also putting the best of our insights and teams to share the truth about how consumers and audiences are managing through the crisis. Check out Nielsen’s website: ** COVID-19: Tracking the Impact on FMCG, Retail, and Media ([link removed])
.

As COVID-19 sweeps the world, consumers are being forced to dramatically change their purchase and viewing behaviors. Nielsen is tracking these changes and establishing clear navigation beacons for companies trying to understand the changes and plan for what comes next. The website also includes what consumers in China, Indonesia, Italy, Pakistan, South Korea, and Russia are doing during the outbreak.

NCTA:

NCTA has released the following statements on how they and telecommunication and cable companies are ** responding to COVID-19 on their webpag ([link removed])
** e ([link removed])
:

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, we are committed to keeping the public informed about the cable industry’s efforts to respond and contribute to our national recovery. See below for a comprehensive list of what broadband providers and TV networks are doing.

Cable’s ISPs are ensuring that consumers can stay connected plus expanding internet access programs:
* Through the ** FCC’s Keep America Connected pledge ([link removed])
, all of our members have agreed to open nationwide public Wi-Fi hotspots to everyone.
* Many companies, including ** Cox ([link removed])
, ** Comcast ([link removed])
, ** Mediacom ([link removed])
, ** Midco ([link removed])
are offering new, low-income customers two free months of home internet and raising the speed of that program’s service to 25/3 Mbps and some even faster.
* ** Charter ([link removed])
, along with others, is giving households with K-12 and/or college students who do not already have a broadband subscription, free broadband and Wi-Fi access for 60 days.
* ** Comcast ([link removed])
is one of the operators pausing data plans for 60 days giving all customers unlimited data for no additional charge.
* ** Midco ([link removed])
, ** Service Electric ([link removed])
, ** Vyve Broadband ([link removed])
and the rest of our members have committed to not disconnecting a customer’s internet service or charging of late fees if they can’t pay their bills during this period.
* ** GCI ([link removed])
is offering low price options for new internet customers with no annual contract or qualifications required.
* ** GCI ([link removed])
and others have also committed to providing temporary increases for residential customers on slower speed packages.
* ** Charter ([link removed])
is working with school districts and public libraries on remote learning opportunities.
* ** Charter ([link removed])
has also donated airtime to run 1,000 PSA spots per week, including on all Spectrum News Networks, for four weeks to all their video subscribers at an approximate value of $3,000,000 each week. Additionally, they will run the PSAs on their digital video and streaming apps.

TV programming companies are also contributing to the effort to keep consumers informed:
* ** NBCU, Viacom, FOX and Disney have committed to airing PSAs ([link removed])
sharing valuable health, social distancing and hygiene information for consumers
* ** Cartoon Network ([link removed])
has launched a global PSA campaign targeted to kids
* ** Discovery ([link removed])
has created a global fundraising activation targeted to feeding kids via non-profit partners
* Noggin, the learning service for preschoolers from ** Nickelodeon ([link removed])
, will be offered for free for three months for millions of kids in need, beginning next week, in partnership with the National Head Start Association and First Book.
* ** CSPAN ([link removed])
has created a page on their website with a library of all federal press conferences and other events related to COVID-19.


Shell:


Shell has released multiple statements regarding COVID-19:

"As the global impact of the COVID-19 virus spreads, Shell is putting the safety and health of our people and our customers first, along with the safe operations of all our businesses. We continue to monitor the situation daily – country-by-country – and to follow the advice of the relevant national health authorities. And, given the very dynamic situation, we are in regular contact with our suppliers and key customers.

At each operating site and office around the world we have business continuity plans in place to sustain our operations and supply chains, so that we can continue to provide vital energy products to countries, communities, businesses, motorists and homeowners.

This includes supplying many countries with liquefied natural gas, as well as providing chemicals for essential industrial processes. We are increasing production of isopropyl alcohol, a key chemical ingredient of hand sanitisers."
Additionally, Shell has said the following: "We are, of course, focused in each country on supporting our employees. Office-based staff in many countries, following the advice of local authorities, are now either encouraged or required to work from home. For those working at operating sites, both onshore and offshore, we are putting in place additional measures to keep staff healthy.

Shell has a range of policies to support staff as they seek to balance their professional and personal lives at this difficult time, in line with all local regulatory and other requirements."
To read a statement from their Global Executive Vice President, please see ** here ([link removed])
.

To read a statement and reflections their Executive Chairman for Shell Companies in China, please see ** here ([link removed])
.

To follow along with more updates from Shell, please ** visit their website ([link removed])
.

Sodexo:


Sodexo's CEO has released a personal statement on the commitment of safety for employees and customers:

"Sodexo has reinforced the existing rules for food safety, personal hygiene and infection control which will reduce the risk of this, or any other virus, spreading. Sodexo is also restricting all non-essential business travel until further notice. This action is being taken as a precaution.

Local teams have been proactively managing the response with our clients since the outbreak was first announced, ensuring business continuity and the safety of the teams and consumers in the various geographies where we operate.

As the situation is an evolving one, Sodexo teams are adhering to guidelines of health advisories and local authorities and will continue to closely monitor the situation. "

For more information and updates from Sodexo regarding COVID-19, please follow along on their ** webpage ([link removed])
.

State Farm:


State Farm's President, Chairman, and CEO issued the following letter on their website to alert customers of possible changes as well as protective measures during COVID-19.

Dear Valued Customer:

In a time of so much uncertainty, it is common to look for a sense of reassurance as well as sources of strength. At State Farm we exist to help you manage the risks of everyday life and recover from the unexpected. During this unprecedented time, we stand ready to help.

If this situation has created financial strain, your State Farm agent is the best place to start regarding your accounts. Many agent offices are running virtually and can assist you via phone or email. Check ** statefarm.com ([link removed])
^® for agent contact information.

Many of our associates are now working at home to serve you while doing our part to reduce the spread of COVID-19. We appreciate the patience you’ve already shown during higher than normal hold times.

We know damage to your car or loss in your home can make things even more stressful during times like these. You can always connect with us ** online ([link removed])
, through our ** mobile app ([link removed])
, by ** phone ([link removed])
, or contact your State Farm agent.

I want to express my sincere appreciation for the healthcare workers and first responders. You are truly good neighbors.

Thank you for choosing State Farm. We know we will move through this challenging situation together. I invite you to follow the latest on our response via the ** Newsroom ([link removed])
.

Sincerely,

Michael L. Tipsord
President, Chairman & CEO
State Farm Insurance Companies
State farm is continuing to update their customers and employees on their ** COVID-19 webpage ([link removed])
. Please visit the site to stay up to date.

T-Mobile:


T-Mobile release an update on their status due to COVID-19. They will be taking various measures (like increase sanitation in brick and mortar stores, lenient online shopping policies, etc.) to ensure customers and employees are safe and connected. For more information, feel free to read their ** statement online ([link removed])
.

T-Mobile has also released a new plan of service for customers:

1. Starting now - ALL current T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers who have plans with data will have unlimited smartphone data for the next 60 days (excluding roaming).
2. Providing T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers an additional 20GB of mobile hotspot / tethering service for the next 60 days – coming soon.
3. Working with our Lifeline partners to provide customers extra free data up to 5GB of data per month over the next two months.
4. Increasing the data allowance for free to schools and students using our ** EmpowerED ([link removed])
digital learning programs to ensure each participant has access to at least 20GB of data per month for the next 60 days.

Additionally, they are now:

5. Offering free international calling for ALL current T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers to ** Level 3 ([link removed])
impacted countries.
6. Supporting the ** FCC’s Keep Americans Connected Pledge ([link removed])
focused on ensuring residential and small business customers with financial impacts do not lose service.

UPS:

UPS has pledged to do the following amidst the COVID-19 outbreak:

"From the outset, UPS has maintained delivery services except where limited by government restrictions. We have also worked in partnership with governments around the world to obtain exceptions that allow our shipments to continue in restricted areas. Further, we have actively supported customers and partners by providing in-kind transport of more than 4 million masks and other medical supplies to mainland China to address the outbreak.

Our network planning and operations teams are experienced with adapting to changing conditions, and we are developing contingency plans to address potential sources of disruption in our air and ground networks. Of course, we will comply with all government regulations and guidelines related to the containment of COVID-19."

Important update regarding signature on packages: "In the interest of employee and customer safety, UPS’s Signature Required guidelines are temporarily being adjusted such that consignees will no longer need to sign for UPS Signature Required deliveries. Despite this adjusted process the driver will still need to make contact with the consignee. The consignee must, at the time of delivery, acknowledge that UPS is making a delivery and, if applicable, show government issued photo ID."

For more updates and information on their response, please check their ** website ([link removed])
.

Verizon:


Verizon has ** released a statement ([link removed])
on its preparedness for customers and company employees amidst COVID-19. Some of the measures are:
* [Verizon is] tripling [their] data allowance for ** Verizon Innovative Learning ([link removed])
schools; $10 million to nonprofits directed at supporting students and first responders
* Will waive overage charges and late fees to support customers who may be financially affected by the COVID-19 crisis
* Announces two months waived internet and voice service charges for current Lifeline customers and new affordable internet option for low-income households
* Adds 15GB of high speed data for wireless consumer and small business customers to be automatically applied with no customer action necessary
* Verizon provides first responders with priority and preemption abilities for voice and data
* Consumer and small business Fios and DSL broadband internet plans have no data caps
* Due to economic circumstances related to the coronavirus and to keep customers connected during this economic and global crisis; Verizon waives late fees for those impacted by COVID-19

Verizon has a webpage dedicated to the COVID-19 response from the company. Feel free to check it out ** here ([link removed])
.

Walmart:


Walmart has been making many updates to** their responses to COVID-19 ([link removed])
and its affect on their customers, employees, and brick and mortar stores. The most recent updates include:
1. March 23: ** Walmart is Hiring Across the Supply Chain, Including in Distribution and Fulfillment Centers ([link removed])
2. ** Walmart Announces Special Cash Bonus and Early Payment of Q1 Bonuses Totaling Nearly $550 Million for Hourly Associates. ([link removed])
[The] Company also shares plans to hire more than 150,000 hourly associates in the U.S.
3. March 19: ** Walmart U.S. CEO John Furner to Associates: ‘We are So Grateful for Your Hard Work’ ([link removed])
4. March 18: ** Latest Walmart Store Changes to Support Associates and Customers ([link removed])
5. March 17: ** Walmart and the Walmart Foundation Commit $25 Million to Global COVID-19 Response Effort ([link removed])
6. March 14: ** Temporary Changes to Our Hours to Better Serve Customers ([link removed])
7. March 10: ** The Latest on Walmart's Response to the Coronavirus ([link removed])
8. March 10: ** New COVID-19 Policy to Support the Health of Our Associates ([link removed])
9. March 5: ** Coronavirus Update and Travel Guidelines ([link removed])
10. February 28: ** Walmart Memo to U.S. Associates About Coronavirus ([link removed])
11. January 31: ** How Walmart is Responding to the Coronavirus ([link removed])


Wells Fargo:

Wells fargo has taken different measures to protect their customers and their employees. Some of the following were put in place:
* We are closely monitoring and following guidance from world health organizations around the COVID-19. Our preparedness is coordinated as part of our overall business continuity planning, and our senior leadership team continues to meet twice daily to assess the needs of our customers, our team members and the overall business. We have taken a number of preventive measures, including restricting almost all business travel, transitioning to virtual meetings, postponing or canceling meetings and events, and engaging in common sense, preventative measures in response to COVID-19 developments.
* Wells Fargo has implemented robust business continuity plans to effectively respond to numerous situations, such as loss of facilities, loss of technology, and significant staff shortages. These plans have been reviewed and updated since the outbreak of the virus, in addition to our regular review and maintenance cycle. We have reviewed our capabilities across platforms and have identified critical functions, so that we can prioritize delivering our products and services without interruption.
* Where possible our team members are already working remotely. Where we need to staff critical operations activities at Wells Fargo facilities we are practicing social distancing with in-person interactions and conducting enhanced cleaning as needed. We have contingency strategies in place to reasonably continue business operations should there be a quarantine at any one or multiple Wells Fargo locations.
* We know the COVID-19 situation is affecting the communities in which we live and work. The Wells Fargo Foundation announced up to $6.25 million in donations to support domestic and global response to COVID-19 and to aid public health relief efforts. The company will also donate up to $5 million at the local level to help address community-specific needs in the coming months.

If you'd like to stay updated on the status of Wells Fargo's response to COVID-19, please visit their ** website ([link removed])
. They released a separate update on the ** State of the Markets ([link removed])
due to COVID-19 as well.
If you, your family, or members of your community have experienced xenophobia, discrimination, or harassment (in light of recent events due to COVID-19), please alert your local authorities and/or law enforcement. Please utilize OCA's Hate Crime Reporting tool via ** aapihatecrimes.org ([link removed])
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