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Dollars for Doers Company List 3M Company Ashland Inc. Credit Suisse Genworth Financial AAA - American Aspect Software CSX Corporation Genzyme Automobile AstraZeneca plc CVS Caremark GHSP Corporation (A Association (includes Aviva USA Corporation Corporation unit of JSJ) regional clubs) Avnet, Inc. D. E. Shaw & Co., L.P Gildan Activewear Inc. AAA Northern Bank of America / Dell, Inc. GlaxoSmithKline California, Nevada & Merrill Lynch Delta Dental of Kansas GM Financial Utah Insurance Devon Energy Goodrich Corporation Exchange Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Corporation Adobe Systems Google Inc. Direct TV Incorporated Baxter International Great-West Lifeco Aetna Healthcare Inc. Discover Financial H&R Block Services Agrium Inc. BD - Becton Dickinson H. J. Heinz Company and Company Dolby Laboratories Alaska Airlines / H.B. Fuller BECU (Dolby Digital) Horizon Air Dominion Resources, Hallmark Cards Inc. and Albemarle Corporation Inc. Subsidiaries Alexander & Baldwin Bell Canada Enterprises Harley-Davidson Inc (BCE) DTE Energy Co. Inc. Duke Energy HCR ManorCare Alliant Energy Best Buy Co., Inc. Duke Realty Heineken USA Allianz USA BHP Billiton eBay Inc. Hitachi America. Ltd. Allstate Insurance Blue Shield of California Edison International Honda of America Company Mfg., Inc. BMO Financial Group / El Paso Corporation Ally Financial Honeywell Harris Bankcorp, Inc. Eli Lilly and Company Inc.(formerly GMAC International, Inc. Inc.) Boeing EMD Millipore Hospital Corporation of Altria / Philip Morris Booz Allen Hamilton Encana Corporation America (HCA) Consulting AMD - Advanced Micro Entergy Corporation Humana Inc. Devices BP p.l.c. (British Ericsson (including IBM - International Ameren Corporation Petroleum) Telcordia) Business Machines American Century C&S Wholesale Grocers Exelon Corporation (Piggly Wiggly, Bruno's, ING Group (ING Groep Investments ExxonMobil Southern Family N.V.) American Express Fannie Mae Financial Markets, Grand Union) Insperity, Inc., Corporation (formerly Administaff, Amerigroup Chevron Corporation FBR Capital Markets Inc.) Corporation CIGNA Corporation First Data Corporation Integrys Energy Group Ameriprise Financial, Cisco Systems, Inc. Freddie Mac (Including Peoples Gas Inc Citizens Financial Freeport-McMoRan and North Shore Gas) Amgen Inc. Group, Inc (RBS) Copper & Gold Inc., Integrys Energy Group Amica Mutual CMS Energy (Wisconsin Public Insurance Company Gartner, Inc. Coinstar, Inc. (Redbox) Service, Michigan Gas, Genentech Inc., Applied Materials, Inc. ConocoPhillips Upper Peninsula ArcelorMittal Company General Dynamics C4 Power, MN Energy) Armstrong World Covidien (Formerly Systems Intel Corporation General Motors Industries Tyco Healthcare) Intuit Inc. Company Dollars for Doers Company List ITW - Illinois Tool Meredith Corporation PPL Services State Street Works Corporation Corporation J.C. Penney Praxair, Inc. Microsoft John Hancock PwC Sun Life Financial Inc. (Manulife Financial (U.S. & Canada) Corporation) Mitsubishi Electric Prudential Financial America Suncor Energy Inc. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Inc. Monsanto Corporation JPMorgan Chase & Co. PSEG - Public Service Sunoco Inc. Morgan Stanley / Smith Kaiser Permanente Enterprise Group Supervalu Grocery Barney Kellogg Company Qualcomm Stores and Subsidiaries Motiva Enterprises, LLC Kimberly-Clark Quintiles Transnational Symantec Corporation Motorola Mobility Corporation Corporation Symetra Financial Motorola Solutions Kohl's Corporation RBC - Royal Bank of T. Rowe Price Group Kraft Foods Inc. National Bank of Canada Canada Takeda Laboratory Corporation RealNetworks Pharmaceuticals Inc. Nationwide Mutual of America Holdings Russell Investments Insurance Company TE Connectivity Land O'Lakes S.C. Johnson & Sons (Formerly Tyco New York Life Salesforce.com Electronics and ADC Levi Strauss & Co. Insurance Company Salt River Projects Telecommunications) Liberty Global NextEra Energy - (SRP) Telus Liberty Mutual Group Formerly Florida Power SanDisk Corporation Tennessee Valley Lincoln Financial Group & Light Sap America, Inc. Authorities Liquidnet Northeast Utilities and Sara Lee Corporation Teradata Corporation Lubrizol Subsidiaries Northwestern Mutual Schneider Electric / The Ace Group (ACE LyondellBasell Limited) Industries Life Insurance Square D NAOD and its Company subsidiaries The Capital Group Macy's, Inc. (Macy's Securian Financial Companies and Bloomingdale's) Novartis International AG Group, Inc The Clorox Company Marathon Oil NRG Energy Sempra Energy The E.W. Scripps Corporation NYSE Euronext, Inc. ServiceMaster Company Marathon Petroleum The Gap Corporation Office Depot Shaw Communication Company (Gap, Banana Republic, Inc. MassMutual Financial OneBeacon Insurance Old Navy, Piperlime Sherwin-Williams Group Group, Ltd. and Athleta) MasterCard Worldwide Shopko Stores The Hershey Company Operating Co., LLC McGraw-Hill Pfizer, Inc. The Northern Trust Siemens AG Companies, Inc. PGE - Portland General Company McKesson Corporation Electric Corporation Soros Fund The Reader's Digest Management LLC McMaster Carr Phillips 66 Association, Inc. (RDA) Southwest Airlines Co. MeadWestvaco Pitney Bowes The Walt Disney Spectra Energy Corp Corporation PNC Financial Services Corporation Medtronic, Inc. Group Sprint Nextel The Washington Post Corporation Mercedes-Benz U.S. PNM Resources Company Starbucks Corporation International Inc. PPG Industries Thomson Reuters State Farm Insurance Merck & Co. TI - Texas Instruments Dollars for Doers Company List Tiffany & Co. Union Pacific VF Corporation Whirlpool Corporation Time Warner and (Apparel Brands - Lee, Subsidiaries (HBO, United Continental Nautica, North Face, Xcel Energy Synapse, Time, Turner, Holdings and Many More) Xilinx, Inc. Warner Bros) United Technologies Visa Inc. Toyota Motor Corporation Walmart Stores & Corporation UnitedHealth Group Sam's Club Travelers Companies Incorporated Welch Allyn Unum Group U.S. Bancorp. / US Wells Fargo & Bank US Airways Company UBS AG Verizon Western Union .
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