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2005-2006 Disaster Relief Fund Donors Help Red Cross Respond |
Over the past year, supporters of the American Red Cross have helped to deliver hope and comfort on a scale that has never been witnessed in the 125 year history of the organization. On behalf of those the Red Cross serves, thank you to the donors that generously contributed funds that make the Red Cross response possible, helping our neighbors in their time of need.
Photographer: Gene Dailey/American Red Cross
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On Feb. 3, 2006, thanks to the generosity of its supporters, the Red Cross announced that financial donations and pledges will cover the estimated $2.116 billion costs for its response to Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma. As a good steward of donated dollars, the Red Cross has a standard practice of informing the public when sufficient funds have been raised to cover the costs associated with a disaster response. In keeping with that commitment, the Red Cross will no longer initiate fundraising activities for these hurricanes. The Red Cross asks donors to support the ongoing needs of hurricane survivors by giving to countless other charities and non-profit organizations that continue to raise funds for hurricane recovery efforts.
The American Red Cross urges the American public to stay alert and prepare their homes and families for disasters. The humanitarian service provided by the Red Cross to hurricane survivors, and to the victims of more than 73,000 other disasters each year, is possible only through generous giving to the Disaster Relief Fund.
The following donors have aided the American Red Cross response by providing donations of $50,000 or more to disaster relief efforts.
Annual Disaster Giving Program members help secure a reliable funding base for disaster relief services that enables the American Red Cross to respond immediately to the needs of individuals and families impacted by disaster anywhere in the country, regardless of cost.
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 Donors of $10 Million or More
Donors of $5,000,000 - $9,999,999
Donors of $1,000,000 - $4,999,999
Donors of $500,000 - $999,999
Donors of $100,000 - $499,999
Donors of $50,000 - $99,999
Customer Donation Programs
Additional Corporate Partners
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1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East |
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7 Eleven* |
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3M - In addition to sponsoring an employee giving campaign with a corporate match, 3M has also generously donated dust masks, insect repellent, and various cleaning supplies to the hurricane relief efforts.
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Albertson’s and it’s Family of Stores* |
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Allstate |
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Altadis U.S.A. |
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Altria Group, Inc.
Kraft Foods
Philip Morris USA - Additionally, Kraft Foods has donated twelve trailers filled with Kraft snacks and juice to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina
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American Express |
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American Life & Accident Insurance |
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American Trucking Association |
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Amgen, Inc. |
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Anheuser-Busch and its Family of Wholesalers
- In advance of this hurricane season, Anheuser-Busch pre-positioned canned drinking water which was immediately accessible for Hurricanes Dennis and Emily response. In the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Anheuser-Busch donated 6.7 million cans of fresh drinking water for distribution by the Red Cross and other relief agencies throughout the affected regions.
- Total financial contributions from Anheuser-Busch, its foundation, wholesalers and employees for hurricane relief equals nearly $3.5 million.
- Anheuser-Busch also offered its St. Louis employees paid time off to help victims of Hurricane Katrina through “Operation A-B Cares.”
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Anonymous Donor |
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Apple iTunes Music Store |
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AON |
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The Aramark Charitable Fund |
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Archer Daniels Midland Company |
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AstraZeneca |
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AT&T |
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Avaya |
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AXA Foundation |
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BAE Systems and their Employees* |
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Bank of America |
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Bayer
- In response to Hurricane Katrina, Bayer Corporation has committed nearly $4 million in cash and product donations to support American Red Cross relief efforts, including more than 6,000 cases of over-the-counter products, including Bayer® Aspirin and Aleve®, adult and children's One-A-Day® vitamins, Bactine® and Alka-Seltzer Plus®.
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Bechtel Foundation - Bechtel Foundation contributed $1,050,000 to the Disaster Relief Fund. Bechtel employees and retirees also donated more than $550,000.
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Best Buy and the Best Buy
Children's Foundation |
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BlueCross BlueShield Association |
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BMW Group |
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BNSF Railway |
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Boston Scientific |
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BP |
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Bridgestone Americas - Bridgestone Americas partnered with the Tennessee Titans for the “Drive For Relief” effort at the Nashville Coliseum, together raising a total of $225,000 for disaster relief efforts and collecting more than 175 pints of blood for the Nashville Red Cross.
- More than 2,200 Firestone Complete Auto Care stores are serving as Red Cross Official Cash Donation Sites where consumers can contribute to relief efforts.
- Bridgestone Americas will donate a portion of the proceeds from every holiday card purchased to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Company |
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Capital One |
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Cargill* |
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Chesapeake Energy Company |
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Chevron |
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Choice Point |
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Circle K* |
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Circuit City* |
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Citigroup Foundation |
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The Clorox Company - The Clorox Company made a charitable contribution to the American Red Cross, as well as donating multiple truckloads of bleach, garbage bags, and cleaning supplies for the relief efforts.
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CMT* |
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The Coca-Cola Company |
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Harwood Cochrane |
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ConAgra Foods |
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Conrad N. Hilton Foundation |
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Costco Wholesale |
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Cracker Barrel |
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Cyberwize |
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Dell |
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The Walt Disney Company
- In addition to a $1million gift, Disney has launched a nationwide employee giving campaign and has placed fundraising banners on many of its web site properties.
- On August 31, Disney media properties KABC-TV and ABC Radio Networks hosted a fundraising drive in Los Angeles, CA and Orange County, CA for the Red Cross as a part of hurricane relief efforts.
- ABC Television Network and ESPN are currently airing Red Cross PSAs nationally.
- For more information about Disney's outreach efforts, please visit www.DisneyHand.com.
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The Dow Chemical Company |
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Downey Savings® |
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Ecolab - Ecolab donated over 100,000 units of its Digiscan and Keystone brand waterless hand sanitizer for use by American Red Cross disaster clients in the Gulf region.
- Ecolab’s staff and Foundation have also made a generous monetary donation to the American Red Cross relief operations.
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Edmond J. Safra Philanthropic Foundation |
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EDS - EDS has established an online pledging system for employees on August 31 to match contributions.
- In addition, EDS has donated significant in-kind services to the Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. Nearly 750 EDS employees in the U.S., Canada and India handled more than 15,000 calls to the Red Cross in support of the recent “Concert for Hurricane Relief” and Black Entertainment Television telethon. An EDS call center in Pennsylvania continues to field calls on behalf of the Red Cross.
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Eli Lilly and Company |
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Energizer |
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Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation - Enterprise Rent-A-Car is making a donation of $1 million to the American Red Cross through its charitable foundation in support of hurricane relief efforts.
- Enterprise has been a longtime friend of the Red Cross, providing needed financial support for disaster relief as well as for a variety of programs in the St. Louis area.
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Exxon Mobil Corporation |
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Fannie Mae Foundation* |
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First PREMIER Bank/ First PREMIER Bankcard |
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F.M. Kirby Foundation |
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FedEx - With their continued support of the Red Cross, FedEx has donated shipping accounts that allow us to deliver needed relief supplies quickly.
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Ford Foundation |
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Gary-Williams Energy Corporation |
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Gay & Lesbian Fund for Colorado |
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Genentech |
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General Motors |
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Grainger |
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Harley-Davidson Motor Company |
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Heartland Express |
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HCA |
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Hess |
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Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation |
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The Home Depot |
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The Humana Foundation* |
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JCPenney |
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JM Family Enterprises |
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JP Morgan Chase |
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John Deere Foundation |
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Johnson Controls |
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Johnson & Johnson |
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KOCH Industries Inc - KOCH will also match employee to the American Red Cross giving up to $1 million dollars.
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Liberty Mutual |
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The Lincy Foundation |
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Lowe's |
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Major League Baseball* |
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Marathon Oil Corporation |
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MasterCard International |
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MCI, Inc. |
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Medtronic |
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Merck & Co., Inc. |
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Merrill Lynch |
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Miller Brewing & Miller Brewing Employees* |
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Motorola |
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Morgan Stanley |
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MTV: Music Television |
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NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) |
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National Football League |
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NBA & WNBA |
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New York Life |
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Nicholas Cage Foundation |
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NOKIA - To aid in continued efforts to provide food and shelter to people affected by Hurricane Katrina's devastation, Nokia donated $1 million to the American Red Cross.
- To address communications needs for evacuees, 2000 mobile phones were donated to the Red Cross. T-Mobile provided service for all donated phones.
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Northwestern Mutual Foundation |
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Occidental Petroleum |
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Office Depot |
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PACCAR Inc |
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PepsiCo Foundation |
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The Pew Charitable Trusts |
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Pfizer |
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Phelps Dodge |
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The Procter & Gamble Company * - In response to Hurricane Katrina, Procter & Gamble has made a $100,000 financial contribution to Hurricane Katrina relief, with an additional $25,000 gift to the Disaster Relief Fund. They have launched an employee giving campaign, and made in-kind donations of diapers, laundry detergent and Pringles. Additionally, the Procter & Gamble Folgers brand is implementing a cause-related marketing campaign to feature American Red Cross on Folgers cans.
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PSCU Financial Services |
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Publix* |
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Pulte Homes |
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QVC* |
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Quilters Comfort America and the International Quilt Festival - The International Quilt Festival announced a Match for up to $10,000, but received that amount in 24 hours. In the end, $1 Million was donated to the Red Cross.
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Qwest Communications* |
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation |
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The Rolling Stones (Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood) Prince Rupert Lowenstein and Michael Cohl. |
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Rooms To Go
- Rooms To Go (RTG) donated $1 million dollars to the American Red Cross to be used exclusively for the hurricane Katrina relief efforts.
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SBC |
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Schering-Plough |
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Schlumberger |
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Scripps Howard Foundation and The E. W. Scripps Co. |
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Shell Oil Company |
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Siemens Corporation |
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Sprint * |
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St. Paul Travelers |
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Starbucks |
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State Farm® - State Farm has a unique and longstanding relationship with the American Red Cross rooted in the two organizations working side by side as first-responders in helping people recover from the unexpected. State Farm is proud to provide additional resources to help ensure the Red Cross continue to be available to those in need.
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Sunoco |
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T-Mobile |
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Target Corporation - Target has supported American Red Cross disaster relief efforts for more than 20 years. In response to Hurricane Katrina and Rita, Target has donated $1,000,000 in financial support, with additional support of essential product needs for families impacted by the Hurricanes. Target is also a strategic partner in helping the American Red Cross prepare families for disasters. Visit your Target store or target.com to purchase the Target/American Red Cross First Aid and Emergency Preparedness Starter Kit.
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The Thomson Corporation* -
Thomson opened it's special double matching gift program for disaster relief to its employees around the world. Thomson employees generously donated $1.35 million to the Red Cross Katrina Relief Fund. With the Thomson double match, a total contribution of more than $4 million was donated to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
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Time Warner* |
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The TJX Companies, Inc. * |
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TOTAL E&P USA, Inc. |
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Toyota Companies |
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Turner Foundation |
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Tyson Food, Inc. |
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UBS AG - UBS has a history of helping communities recover and rebuild following natural disasters.
- In response to Hurricane Katrina, UBS donated $1 million to support the American Red Cross' hurricane relief efforts.
- UBS will also match employee contributions to eligible charities assisting the Gulf States through matching gift programs.
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Unilever |
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United Airlines* - In September 2005, United Airlines offered a one-time reward of 500 United Mileage Plus® bonus miles to members who made a $50.00 donation to the American Red Cross to support Hurricane Katrina relief. United is also actively encouraging Mileage Plus® members to donate miles to the Red Cross as part of its Charity Miles.
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Valero Energy Corporation |
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VH1 |
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Viacom |
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Visa |
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Wachovia |
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Walgreens |
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Walmart/Sam's Club - When our neighbors and communities need our assistance, Wal-Mart is there. Wal-Mart donated $1 million to the Red Cross the week Katrina hit, and since has provided an additional $1 million through customer donations. More than 100 truckloads of donated items -- food, clothing, water, ice, blankets and basic needs -- have been sent to impacted areas, including Red Cross shelters helping evacuees.
- Working with the Red Cross, we set up "mini-stores" of donated product to provide basic needs to evacuees arriving to new areas.
- Wal-Mart has donated the use of many of facilities to aid victims and communities. We will continue to be a supporting partner in times of need -- helping our associates and our customers reach the road to recovery.
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Washington Group International - Days after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast of the United States, the company announced a donation to the relief efforts and a matching program for employees. In the four weeks following the disaster, employees contributed more than $250,000 to the relief efforts bringing the total corporate, foundation, and employee gift to over $1 million.
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Wawa |
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The Weather Channel |
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Weichert, Realtors |
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Western Union* |
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Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation |
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Will and Jada Smith Family Foundation |
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Wyeth |
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Xerox Corporation |
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A.G. Edwards* |
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ACS |
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AMC ENTERTAINMENT, INC. |
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American Airlines* - In addition to generous financial support, American Airlines is offering a one-time reward of 500 AAdvantage® bonus miles to members who make a $50.00 donation to the American Red Cross in support of Hurricane Katrina or Hurricane Rita relief efforts from now through October 15, 2005.
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Archer Daniels Midland |
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Battelle |
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Baxter International, Inc. |
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The Baxter International Foundation |
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BED BATH & BEYOND® |
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Burlington Resources |
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Cardinal Health Foundation |
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Charles Schwab |
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints |
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Computer Associates |
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The Crown Family |
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The DaimlerChrysler Family of Companies
DaimlerChrysler
DaimlerChrysler Services
Mercedes-Benz
Freightliner
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Diversified Foods, Inc. |
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Dow Corning* |
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DuPont |
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Employees and Agents of Erie Insurance Group* |
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First Data Western Union Foundation |
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FOOT LEVELERS AND THE CHIROPRACTIC COMMUNITY |
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Fortune Brands |
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GIANT, MARTINS and TOPS Stores |
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GlaxoSmithKline |
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Harman Management (A Franchise of KFC) |
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Intuit, Inc. |
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Jesse Ball duPont Fund |
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JohnsonDiversey and S.C. Johnson |
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Kodak |
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Komatsu America Corp. |
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John S. and James L. Knight Foundation |
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Louisiana-Pacific |
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Lucent Technologies, Inc. |
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Marriott International, Inc. |
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McAfee, Inc.
- Immediately following the impact of Hurricane Katrina, McAfee made an initial $50,000 corporate grant and announced a global employee giving match program that has raised more than $245,000 in additional corporate and employee contributions.
- In addition, McAfee donated $1 from each customer order placed on their consumer website between September 12-September 25, for a total contribution of nearly $125,000 in additional support of hurricane relief efforts.
- McAfee also provided critical software and product donations to support American Red Cross emergency hurricane response and recovery efforts.
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Michael and Susan Dell Foundation |
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National Association of Home Builders |
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Nationwide Foundation |
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Nissan North America, Inc |
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Novell |
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Ralph M. Parsons Foundation |
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PDSI |
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Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits |
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Principal Financial Foundation |
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PSECU* |
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Quad Graphics |
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Ross Stores, Inc. * |
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Sara Lee Branded Apparel |
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Symantec* |
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Veolia Environment - Three of the company's four divisions - Connex, Onyx and Veolia Water - serve municipal and industrial customers located in Katrina's path. Connex (operating as ATC) operates part of Jefferson Parish's fixed-route bus system. Onyx North America has numerous industrial customers in the area, provided environmental cleaning services to New Orleans, and is actively engaged in industrial cleanup efforts for customers impacted by the storm. Veolia Water North America operates wastewater treatment facilities for the cities of New Orleans, Kenner and Harahan, in addition to providing other water/wastewater services to industrial customers
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Wells Fargo |
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Abbott |
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ABM Industries and the ABM Charitable Foundation |
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Accenture |
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The Addison Hines Trust |
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Adobe Systems Incorporated |
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Adventist Midwest Health |
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Albemarle Corporation |
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Alberto Culver |
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Alcoa Foundation |
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ALDI |
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Ann Taylor
Ann Taylor LOFT
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Armenian General Benevolent Union
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ATP*
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Baker Hughes |
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Bearing Point
- Coordinated the development of an on-line donation management Web site for In-kind Donations. The site was developed for ARC by the Aidmatrix Foundation.
- Catalogued projects in ARC's Direct Response division to ensure optimal focus moving forward. Additionally, a BearingPoint project manager facilitated an in-kind partnership program for In-kind Donations.
- Provided general support to the IT Command and Control Center at ARC headquarters office in Washington, DC.
- Conducted an architectural assessment of the Siebel Case Management system to address scaling issues.
- Documented ARC’s disaster response efforts in areas such as data consolidation, storage, retrieval and reporting.
- Deployed a team to the Gulf Coast Region to assist the local ARC chapters with the unprecedented volume of accounting activities associated with the relief effort.
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Becton Dickinson |
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Beazer Homes |
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Best Western International - • In addition to generous corporate giving, Best Western has launched an online auction with eBay from September 16-October 31, featuring hotel packages and other items. Eighty-five percent of the winning bids will benefit American Red Cross Hurricane Katrina relief efforts
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BHP Billiton Petroleum |
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BIOTA |
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Bowen Family Homes |
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Biogen Idec Inc. |
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Butler Manufacturing |
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Capitol Federal |
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Cherrydale Farms |
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The Children’s Place |
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Cost Plus World Market |
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Buckets of Love with Global Action
Global Action
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CDW Corporation* |
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Cesco |
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Community Healthcare System |
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Constellation Energy |
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The Crown Family |
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CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trusts |
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Dana Corporation |
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Daniels Fund |
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Deloitte & Touche USA LLP |
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DirecTV |
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Dollar General |
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The Dollywood Foundation
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
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Dynapaq, LLC |
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EMC |
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Emerson |
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Evanston Northwestern Healthcare |
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Exelon |
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Feld Entertainment |
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Fisher Brothers Foundation, Inc. |
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Follett Higher Education Group |
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FPL Group Foundation |
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Fundacion Angel Ramos, Inc. |
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Future Pipe Industries |
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The Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation |
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General Mills Foundation |
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Genworth Financial |
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Georgia Power Foundation |
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Global Communication Solutions |
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Guidant Foundation |
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Herbalife/ Herbalife Family Foundation |
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Hilton Hotels Corporation |
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Highcrest Middle School, Willmette, IL* |
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Hormel Foods |
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Hospira |
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HSBC-North America |
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Hy-Vee |
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IBM Corporation |
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IDirect |
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International Paper |
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INTRUST Bank |
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IKON Office Solutions |
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Integrated BioPharma, Inc. |
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J&J Snack Foods Corp. |
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James Avery Craftsman, Inc. |
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John Wieland Homes and Neighborhoods |
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JohnsonDiversey |
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Kirkland & Ellis LLP |
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Kraft Foods, Inc. |
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Kubota Tractor Corporation |
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LaBranche & Co Inc. |
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L.L.Bean |
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Lands' End |
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Lavin Family Foundation |
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Long & Foster Companies |
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Maersk Inc. |
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Mattel, Inc. |
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The Millipore Foundation |
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Movie Gallery* |
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National Gypsum |
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Nestlé Waters North America |
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Network Appliance |
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Newmont |
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Nordstrom |
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Northrop Grumman |
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OfficeMax Incorporated* |
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Oriental Trading |
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Pacific Dental Services |
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Panda Express |
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Payless ShoeSource |
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Pella Windows and Doors |
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Philips |
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Public Interest Registry |
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Robert Half International Inc. |
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RTI International |
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Rite Aid Corporation* |
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R.H. Donnelley |
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salesforce.com/foundation |
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Scholastic |
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Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Health System |
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Southern Company Charitable Foundation |
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Stanley Works |
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State Street Corporation |
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Staywell |
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Storm Service, LLC |
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Sun Microsystems and their Employees* |
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Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc. |
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Team Health, Inc. |
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THQ |
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The Timken Company |
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TNS Global |
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Trafigura |
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Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. |
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US Food Service |
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Utility Trailer |
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Wegmans Food Markets* |
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Westfield Group |
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Westfield Insurance |
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WesternGeco |
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Williams-Sonoma, Inc. * |
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WM Wrigley Jr. Co Foundation |
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W.R. Grace |
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19 Entertainment
21st Mortgage Corporation
A|X Armani Exchange *
Alticor, Inc.
American Medical Association
AmeriCares
Armstrong World Industries
BellSouth Select
BJ's Wholesale Club
Boehringer Ingelheim Cares Foundation, Inc.
The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation
Camp Garaywa
Cardinal Financial Corporation
Catering Cajun
Childersburg & Sylacauga Fire Department
Christopher Delosh
CIBA Specialty Chemicals Corporation
Consumer Banker’s Association
Costco Warehouse
Dara Carter
DDB Unlimited, Inc.
DigiComm
Daniel Hennessy
Dr. Scholl Foundation
Elco Laboratories Inc.
FPL Group Foundation Inc.
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
FedEx Kinkos
Fluor Foundation
Genzyme
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Half Price Books
Hart Beaughe
Hitachi*
Holland & Knight Charitable Foundation
Hunt Brothers of Louisiana
Indiana Higher Education Telecom
INO Theaputics
Invacare
Iowa Realty Foundation
Kansas Health Foundation
Kevin B. & Debra A. Rollins
KOA Brands
Kowalski's Markets
Kwik Trip Inc., La Crosse, WI
Levi Strauss
Liz Claiborne
Lucille S. Thompson Family
Made Rite Sandwiches
MarketAxess Holdings Inc.
Matrix-Biolage
Maui Pineapple
Mella
Mississippi Power Co.
Mitsubishi Fuso
PFS Distributors
Reckitt Benckiser
See Your Troops Foundation
Sketchers
Tipping Point
Trump Ice
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Maxxis International
MCV Hospitals of the Virginia Commonwealth University Health System
Michael Stars
North Carolina Banker’s Association
Southern Illinois Healthcare
Prairie Band Potawatomie Nation
The Pepsi Bottling Group
Perry Stevens
Pine Branch Coal Sales, Inc.
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Quest Diagnostics
Ridgefield Bank and Fairfield County Bank, Divisions of Fairfield County Bank Corp.
Sovereign Bank
The Sparrow Charitable Foundation
Supply Core
Stock Building Supply
Taylor Farms California
Tellabs
TNS
Tyco
UJA Federation of Northern New Jersey, Inc.
Utz
Utz Quality Foods, Inc.
Wealth Engine
Wilmer, Culter, Pickering
WorldTravel BTI *
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The Dale Earnhardt Foundation and Wrangler© - NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt, Jr., The Dale Earnhardt Foundation, and the Wrangler© brand conceived an online auction to support relief efforts for Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rita, and subsequent hurricanes during the 2005 season. They auctioned an opportunity to ride shotgun with the driver during the brand’s "Take a Test Drive with Dale Jr." at Lowe's Motor Speedway, which spent seven days at the top of eBay’s "Most Watched" list, and ultimately went for $42,100, with 100% of the winning bid going to the American Red Cross.
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Dine for America - On October 5, 2005, restaurants across the country will band together in a "Dine for America" day, where over 16,000 restaurants across the nation will be donating a portion of their sales, or collecting donations from their customers, in support of the American Red Cross disaster relief efforts to help the survivors of Hurricane Katrina and Rita.
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Alaska Airlines & Horizon Air
- Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air invite their Mileage Plan members to donate frequent flier miles to the American Red Cross for use in disaster relief efforts. For every 5,000 miles donated to a special American Red Cross mileage account, Alaska Air Group and Bank of America will each donate an additional 1,000 miles. Contributions will be accepted and matched through Dec. 31, 2005.
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A Concert for Hurricane Relief Presented by GE and underwritten by Capital One; shown on NBC stations September 2, 2005. |
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Checkers Drive in Restaurants* - Checkers and Rally’s will donate $1 to hurricane Katrina relief efforts for every NASCAR combo purchased.
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Claire's and ICING by Claire's* - Claire's is donating a dollar per wristband sold to the American Red Cross
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Georgia Pacific, Corp. |
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GiftCertificates.com |
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Muriel Siebert & Co. - Muriel Siebert & Co. (a stock brokerage firm)sells stock donated to the Red Cross free of commission charges. The program was launched in 2004 to help Florida hurricane victims and later extended to victims of the Tsunami in Southeast Asia and East Africa. Since its inception, the Siebert stock account has processed over $4 million dollars in stock gifts. Muriel Siebert has also purchased several advertisements in national magazines promoting the stock donation program
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Springs Industry - In aid of the victims of Hurricane Katrina, Springs Industries has donated sheets, towels and blankets to the American Red Cross.
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Tommy Hilfiger* - Tommy Hilfiger stores are donating 5% of sales over Columbus Day weekend, and creating a special t-shirt with 70% of the sales price supporting the American Red Cross in the month of October.
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Vision Service Plan - To date, VSP has also donated 9,000 eye care coupons for the victims of Hurricane Katrina
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Related Content:
Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma Stewardship Report
Generous 2004-2005 Disaster Relief Fund Supporters
Annual Disaster Giving Program
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