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Companies That Offer Matching Gifts to Their Employee's Donations 3Com Companies that Offer Matching Gifts to their Employee’s Donations 3Com Anthem Aon A&E Television Networks Apple Abbott Laboratories Applera Corporation Acadian Asset Management Appleton Associates ACE Insurance Applied Materials Inc. Adage Capital Management Aptima Engineering Adler Family Foundation Arbella Mutual Insurance Adobe Systems Inc. Arch Capital Services ADP Arch Chemicals Inc. Advanced Micro Devices Archie & Bertha Walker Foundation AES Corporation Armstrong Foundation Aetna Art Technology Group Agilent Technology Aspect Global AIG Assured Guaranty Aileen S. Andrew Foundation AT&T Air Products Atapco Allegro Microsystems Atlantic Data Services Inc. Alliance Bernstein Atlantic Investment, Inc. Alliance Capital Management L.P. Autodesk Inc. Alliance Data Automatic Data Processing Inc. Allstate Avaya Ally Avici Systems Alternative Investment Group Avon Altria Group AXA Alza Corporation Ambac Assurance Corp. Babson Capital Management AMD BAE Systems American Biltrite, Inc. Bank of America American Century Investments Bank of New York Mellon American Express Bank of Tokyo‐Mitsubishi American International Group (AIG) Barclays Capital American Securities Battelle AmeriGives Baupost Group Ameriprise Financial Baxter Amgen Bearingpoint Charitable Amica Companies Becton Dickinson Anchor Capital Advisors BellSouth Andrea Frankle Allen Charities Bemis Associates Andrew Mellon Foundation Benevity Benjamin Moore & Co. Berkshire Mortgage Finance Charles Schwab Corporation Bernstein Real Estate Co. Chase Manhattan Foundation Best Foods Chevron Bethesda, LP Children’s Foundation Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation ChoicePoint Biogen Chubb & Son Black and Decker Cingular Wireless Blackrock CIT Group, Inc. Blackwell Publishing Citibank Bloomberg LLP Citigroup Boeing Co Citizens Bank Bon Ton Stores Clariant Corp. Booz Allen Hamilton COACH Boston Consulting Group Coca‐Colar Boston Financial Data Services Cole Haan Boston Foundation Colgate‐Palmolive Boston Software Systems Collins Manufacturing BP Corporation North America, Inc. Commonwealth Fund Bristol‐Myers Quibb Compaq Computer Corporation British Telecom Americas Computer Associates Broadridge Con Edison Brookfield Asset Management Constellation Energy Group Brookfield Financial Consumer Electronics Association BTM Capital Corp. Converium Reinsurance, Inc. Build America Mutual Cooper Industries Corning Incorporated C.R. Bard Costco C.V. Starr Co. Inc. Covidien CA Technologies CPC Inter Cable & Wireless C.R. Bard CAN Cramer Rosenthal McGlynn, LLC Cadence Design Systems Creative Strategy, Inc. Capital Group Companies Credit Suisse Cardinal Health Crum and Forster Carillon Point Cubist Pharmaceuticals Carl M. Freeman Gold Cummings Foundation Carlyle Group Carmax Dannon Carnegie Corporation David and Lucille Packard Foundation Casey Davis, Polk & Wardwell LLP Caterpillar Del Monte Foods Cengage Learning Dell Centre Insurance Company Deluxe Corp. Deutsche Bank Fiduciary Trust Company Diageo First Data Corporation Discover First Eagle Investment Management Disney First Giving Distilled Spirits Council First Horizon Home Loans Dominion Energy Resources First Tennessee Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Fitch Ratings Dressbarn FM Global Driscoll Agency Follett Corp. DST Systems Ford Foundation Duke Agency Corp. Forest Laboratories Dun & Bradstreet Foundation Fortress Investment Group Franklin Templeton Investments Eastern Bank Freddie Mac Eastern Mountain Sports Freeport‐McMoran Inc. Eaton Vance Management Friedman Billings Ramsey & Co. eBay Inc. Ecolab Gannett Edelstein Foundation Gap Edna McConnell Clark Foundation Gartner Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge GE Eileen Fisher Inc. Geico Eli Lilly & Co. Gen Re Corp Elsevier Foundation Genentech Employees Community Fund General Cologne Re Endurance General Electric Entegris General Mills Entergy Corp. General Physics Eos General Re Services Corporation Ericsson Inc. Geo H. Rucker Realty Corporation Equifax Community Relations Gerling Global Reinsurance Corp. of Equitable Bank America Exxon Mobil Gerstein Fisher Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP F5 Networks Gillette Co. FactSet Research Systems, Inc. Glaxo SmithKline Fair Isaac Glenview Capital Management FairPoint Global Impact Fannie Mae GMAC/Ally Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston Goldman Sachs Federated Department Stores Google FGM Inc. Goodrich Corp. Fidelity Investments Gorton’s Seafoods Goulston & Storrs Jefferies Group Gradient Jefferson‐Pilot Corporation Grainger Inc. Jericho Capital Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher Greenpoint Bank John Hancock Financial Services Johnson & Johnson Family Companies H.D. Smith Jones, Lang, LaSalle Hachette Book Group JP Morgan Chase Halliburton Juniper Networks, Inc. Harcourt Gen Inc. Just Give HB Fuller Hearst Corporation Kaiser Family Foundation Hewlett‐Packard Company Kaiser Permanente Highfields Capital Management Kaye Scholer LLP Highland Capital Partners KBC Bank Hoffberger Foundation Keane, Inc. Home Depot Kellogg Corporation Honeywell Kemper National Insurance Companies Hopkins & Carley KeyBank Houghton Chemical Corporation Keystone Partners Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Company Kimberly Clark Houlihan Lokey Kingdon Capital Management Household International, Inc. Kirkland & Ellis HSBC Knight Ridder Humana Kohlberg Kravis Roberts Hyperion Kornfield Foundation Hypo Real Estate Corporation KPMG Kraft Foods IBM KraftMaid Cabinetry, Inc. Illinois Tool Works Foundation Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP ING KT Corporation Institutional Investor InstrumentationLaboratory Lenovo Intelsat Levi Strauss International Monetary Fund Liberty Mutual Interpublic Group of Companies Lincoln Financial Intuit Inc. Liz Claiborne Ironshore LNK Partners iStar Financial Loews Corporation ITW Loomis‐Sayles & Company Lord Abbett & Co. Jana Partners Lucius N. Littauer Foundation Jean E. Flood Macquarie Group National Grid Macy’s National Instruments Markem Corporation National Multiple Sclerosis Society Masco Corporation National Semiconductor Mass Mutual Neiman Marcus MasterCard Nellie Mae Education Foundation Maverick Capital NetScout Systems, Inc. May Department Stores Co. Network Associates MBIA Inc. Network Equipment Technology McAfee, Inc. Network For Good McDonald’s Corporation New Balance McGraw Hill New York Community Trust McKesson New York Life Insurance Company McKinsey & Co. Newmont USA Limited MeadWestvaco Nike Medco Nissan Medtronic Nokia Mellon Bank Norfolk & Dedham Group Merck Northrop Grumman Meredith Corporation Novartis Merge Healthcare Nstar Merrill Lynch Nvidia MFI Engineered Components NYSE Group MFS Michael & Susan Dell Foundation Och‐Ziff Capital Management Group Microsoft ODS Health Plans Mitretek Systems Inc. Old Mutual Mizuho International Open Society Foundations MMC Capital Oppenheimer Funds Monarch Alternative Capital, LP Oracle Mondelez International Outten & Golden LLP Money Group Monsanto Fund P&G Moody’s Palm Morgan‐Worcester, Inc. Pearson, Inc. Morgan Stanley Pebblebrook Hotel Trust Motorola Inc. PEC Solutions, Inc. Movado Group Penn Mutual Life Insurance MSD Capital Pepsi Bottling Group Mutual of America Life Insurance Company Pepsico Perry Capital NAI/CIR Pew Charitable Trusts Nathan Cummings Foundation Pfizer PGE Samlyn Capital Phillip Morris SAP Software Phoenix Samson Capital Advisors PIMCO Sara Lee Pioneer Investments SBC Foundation Pitney Bowes Schneider Electric Prellwitz and Chilinski Associates Schroder Investment Management North Progressive Electric America Prospect Hill Foundation Science Applications International Corp. Prudential Scitor Corporation PSEG Security Life Sentry Insurance Foundation Quadrangle Sephora Qualcomm Service Corps Quantum Corporation Sherwin Williams Quest Diagnostics Incorporated SIG Signature Brands Radian Group Simons Foundation Radio Shack Soros Fund Management Random House Sosland Foundation Raymond James Financial Southpaw Asset Management LP Raytheon Spectra Energy RBC Capital Market Spencer Foundation Reader’s Digest Sprint Real Networks SPX Regence Blue Cross Stanley Black & Decker Regeneron Stanley Works Research Engineering & Manufacturing St. Paul Companies, Inc. Retirement Research Foundation St. Paul Travelers Reuters, Inc. Starbucks REW Group, Inc. Starr Foundation Robert A. & Virginia C. Mullin State Street Corporation Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Subaru of America Rockefeller Brothers Fund Sun Microsystems Rockefeller Foundation Susquehanna International Group Rockwell Automation Symantec Corporation Rockwell Collins Rounds Vanduzer Architects, P.C. T. Rowe Price Ruth & Jerome Siegel Foundation Takeda Pharmaceutical North America, Inc. TC Group Sageview Consulting TE Connectivity Salesforce.com Teagle Foundation Sallie Mae Tektronix Telecordia Technologies Tellabs Verisk Analytics Temple‐Inland, Inc. Verizon Tenet Healthcare Vivendi Universal Texas Instruments VMware The Clorox Company The Duke Energy Foundation W.K. Kellogg Foundation The Home Depot Wachovia Bank The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Waitt Family Foundation Foundation Walker & Dunlop The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation, Inc. Walk Disney Company The New York Community Trust Warburg Pincus Weil Gotschal & Manges The Pew Charitable Trusts Washington Mutual The Prudential Foundation Waters Corporation The Redwoods Group Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP The Rockefeller Group Wellington Management The Washington Post Wellpoint Foundation Thomson Financial Wells Fargo Thomson Media Wildcat Capital Management Thomson Reuters Wiley Rein & Fielding, LLP TIAA‐CREF William Morris Endeavor Tiff Advisory Services, Inc. Williams Community Relations Tiger Management Willoughby Capital Holdings Time Warner Workman Publishing Town Sports International World Travel BTI Toyota Motors TPG Capital, L.P. Xilinx Travelers TripAdvisor YourCause Truist Yum! Brands Turner Investment Partners Tyco Ziff Brothers Investments U.S. Bancorp UBS Unilever Union Bank Union Health United Technologies United Way Universal Music Group UnumProvident US Mortgage Corporation .
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