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Spare the Air Employer Program Members List Last Updated: April Spare the Air Employer Program Members 1000 Journals Project Affymax Research Institute 511 Contra Costa - Pleasant Hill Affymetrix Inc. 511 Contra Costa - San Pablo Agilent 511 Regional Rideshare Program Agilent Technologies - Sonoma County 7 Flags Car Wash Public Affairs A Nobel Smile Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. A&D Christopher Ranch Air Systems Inc. A. Maciel Printing Airtreks A9.com Akira AB & I Akraya Inc. ABA Staffing, Inc. Alameda Co. Health Care for the Homeless ABB Systems Control Program Abbott Alameda County Waste Management Auth. Abgenix, Inc. Alameda Free Library Able Services Alameda Hospital ABM Industries, Inc Alameda Publishing Group Above Telecommunications, Inc. Alexa Internet Absolute Center All Covered AC Transit Allergy Medical Group Of S F A Academy of Chinese Culture & Health Alliance Credit Union Acclaim Print & Copy Centers Alliance Occupational Medicine Accolo Allied Waste Services Accretive Solutions Allied Waste Services -- SCCO Division ACF Components 4915 ACRT, Inc Allied Waste Services/Republic Services ACS State & Local Solutions Allison & Partners Act Now Alta Bates/Summit Medical Center Acterra Alter Eco Actify, Inc. Alter Eco Americas Actiontec Electronics ALTRANS TMA, Inc Adaptive Planning Alum Rock Library Addis Creson AMC Entertainment, Inc Adina for Life, Inc. Amelias Antics Adler & Colvin American Century Investment Adobe Lumber American International (Group) Companies ADP - Automatic Data Processing American Lung Association in California Adura Technologies American President Lines Ltd Advance Design Consultants, Inc. Amgen, Inc Advance Health Center Amtrak Advance Orthopaedics Amy’s Kitchen Advanced Hyperbaric Recovery of Marin Anderson Zeigler Disharoon Gallagher & Advantage Sales & Marketing Gray Advent Software, Inc Andrades Automotive Aerofund Financial Svcs.,Inc. Angela Klein, Architect Affinture Anixter Inc. Affordable Housing Associates Anomaly Design List last updated: April 2012 Spare the Air Employer Program Members Anritsu Corporation Baker Vilar Architects Anshen + Allen, Architects Balance Hydrologics, Inc. Antenna Group Inc Balboa Café Anza Library Balboa Capital Applied Biosystems Ball Metal Beverage Container Corp. Applied Materials, Inc. Bank of America Apria Healthcare, Inc. Bank of the West Aquarium of the Bay Banks & Sugarman Aquifer Sciences, Inc. Barbara’s Bakery, Inc. Aquillian Investments, LLC Barbary Coast Consulting Aramark Uniform Services BarkerBlue Digital Imaging, Inc. Architectural Energy Corporation BARS +TONE Architectural Network Bartlett Tree Experts Architecture for Humanity BASELINE Environmental Consulting Ardica Technologies Basin Street Properties Argo Insurance Brokers Bay Area Bicycle Coalition Ariba, Inc. Bay Area Green Business Program Art Institute of California-Sunnyvale Bay Area Green Printing ARUP Bay Area News Group ASI Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) District ASML Bay Area Ridge Trail Council Aspera Inc. Bay City Bike Rentals and Tours Asqew Grill Bay City Flower Co. ASTIA Bay Club AstraZeneca Pharmaceutical Bay Nature AT&T Bayer HealthCare AT&T Park and the SF Giants Baykeeper Atlantic Decisions Inc Baysubway Airprot ATMEL Bayview Hunters Point Health and Auberge du Soleil Environmental Research Center Aunt Mary's Café BD Biosciences Aurora Theater Company BD Consulting and Investigations Inc. Auto Motion Bear Autocam bebe Stores Inc. Autodesk Inc. Bechtel Corporation Avenidas Bella Shen Garnett Orthodontists Aviat Networks Ben & Nick's Bar & Grill Avnet, Inc. Ben. C. Gerwick, Inc. Avoca LLC Benhamou Global Ventures, LLC AXA Rosenberg Investment Management Benicia Public Library Axion Design Bennett Valley Union School District B A R Architects Berger & Jones Insurance Agency Inc. B&T Bookkeeping Berger/Lewis Accountancy Corporation BACE Geotechnical Berkeley Craftsmen G.C., Inc. Bacons Berkeley Repretory Theatre BAE Systems Berkeley South Branch Library List last updated: April 2012 Spare the Air Employer Program Members Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP BudaStar Berryessa Library Budget Signs, Inc. Berryessa Union School District Build Group Inc. Bessemer Venture Partners Bull Stockwell Allen Architecture + BEST WESTERN PLUS Mountain View Inn Planning BF Goodrich, UPCO Burlingame Public Library BI Burr Pilger Mayer Bianchi Fitness Burr, Pilger & Mayer LLP Biblioteca Latino Americano Library BusinessWire Bio Rad Laboratories C&h green cleaning Birkenstock C&H Sugar Company, Inc Bishop Ranch Transportation Center C1 Consulting Bite Communications C2it Events Bitter+Sweet CABS BJS Electronics Inc Cadence International Black Mountain Properties Cafe Aquarius Blattel Communications Café Leila Bloomsters Caffeinated Comics Company Blossom Ridge Medical Group Cakebread Cellars Blu Skye Sustainability Consulting Caledonia Building Services Blue & Gold Fleet LP Calender-Robinson Co., Inc. Blue Heron Catering CalFinder Blue Shield of California California Academy of Sciences Blush Paper and Press California College of Arts & Crafts BMC Software California CPA BNP Paribas California Department of Public Health Body & Brain Holistic Yoga California Ear Institute Bohannon Development (Hillsdale Shopping California Environmental Associates Center) California Environmental Services, LLC BOLData Technology, Inc. California Golf Club of San Francisco Borrego Solar California Hwy. Patrol, Golden Gate Boston Consulting Group Division Boston Properties California Maritime Academy C.S.U. Boyd Lighting California Passport Bradley Real Estate California Public Utilities Commission Brannan Management Company California Rose Catering Breathe California California School for the Blind Breathe California, Golden Gate Public California School for the Deaf Health Partnership California State University, East Bay Brentwood Library California State University, East Bay, Brentwood Union School District College of Business & Economics Brisbane Library California Water Service Brocade Communications California Wine Tour Brocade Communications System, Inc Calistoga Chamber of Commerce Brown and Caldwell Calistoga Ranch BSU Alameda Calpine List last updated: April 2012 Spare the Air Employer Program Members Calpine Delta Energy Center Cholestech Corporation Calvary Presbyterian Church Chris Donatelli Builders Cambrian Library Chugrad McAndrews Photography Campos Emert Enterprises Cinemagic Candescent Technology Circle Bank Cappa and Graham, Inc. Cisco Capture Technologies Citibank Care2 Cities21 (smart mobility) Care2.com Citrix Systems, Inc. Cargill Salt City & County of San Francisco, Animal Carlton DiSante & Fredenberger LLP Care & Control Carollo Engineers City and Co. of SF - Purch./Central Shops Cartridge World City and County of San Francisco - City Hall Cascadia Consulting Group, Inc. City and County of San Francisco, Office of Case+Abst Architects Citizen Compaints (CCSF OCC) Castilleja School City and County of San Francisco, Casto Recreation and Park Department Catellus Development Corporation City CarShare Cavazos Environmental Consulting, Inc City College of San Francisco CB Richard Ellis City of Alameda Public Works CBIZ City of Albany CBRE (CB Richard Ellis) City of American Canyon CCEEB City of Antioch CCSF Dept of the Environment City of Belmont CDSNET / TechTrans Inc City of Belvedere Center for Training and Careers City of Benicia Central Marin Sanitation Agency City of Berkeley Cepheid City of Brentwood CFO Communications City of Brisbane Chabot Community College City of Burlingame Challenge Dairy Products City of Campbell Chamberlin Associates City of Concord Chapman Popik & White LLP City of Concord - Transportation Charles Schwab City of Cotati Chavez Elementary City of Cupertino Chef Stephanie Culinary Mistress City of Daly City Cherish SF LLC City of Dublin Chevron Environmental Management City of El Cerrito - Public Works Company City of Emeryville Chevron Texaco Corporation City of Fairfield Chevron USA City of Foster City Chevys Inc. City of Fremont Childrens Council of San Francisco City of Gilroy Choice Foodservices, Inc. & Children’s City of Half Moon Bay, Parks and Choice Recreation Choicelunch City of Hayward, Eng. & Trans. Div. List last updated: April 2012 Spare the Air Employer Program Members City of Hercules City of San Francisco - Pub. Admin’s Office City of Hillsborough City of San Francisco - Rec. & Park Dept. City of Lafayette City of San Francisco - Redev. Agency City of Livermore City of San Francisco - Rent Board City of Los Altos City of San Francisco-Dept. of Human Srvc City of Martinez City of San Francisco-Human Rights Com City of Menlo Park, Transportation Dept City of San Jose City of Millbrae City of San Leandro, Enviro Services Divis. City of Milpitas City of San Mateo City of Monte Sereno City of San Mateo, Public Works City of Morgan Hill City of San Pablo City of Mountain View City of San Rafael, Community Devel. City of Napa City of San Ramon City of Newark City of San Ramon c/o 511 Contra Costa City of Novato City of Santa Clara City of Oakland City of Santa Rosa City of Oakland, Parks & Recreation City of Santa Rosa, Fire Dept. City of Orinda City of Saratoga City of Pacifica City of Sausalito City of Palo Alto City of Sebastopol City of Palo Alto, Parks & Golf Division City of Sonoma City of Palo Alto, Transportation Division City of South San Francisco City of Petaluma/ Petaluma Transit City of St. Helena City of Piedmont City of Suisun City City of Pinole City of Sunnyvale City of Pittsburg City of Union City City of Pleasant Hill City of Walnut Creek City of Pleasanton Cityscape City of Redwood City
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