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Kearney Matched Abbey National plc Matched £700 per year Aberdeen Asset Management Matched ABN Amro Bank Matched Accenture Matched Adnams AES Corporation & Kilroot Power LTD Aim Morrison supermarkets Aimia Air products ltd Matched Alfred Dunhill Ltd Matched Allen & Overy Alliance & Leicester plc Matched 250 per employee, 2 x year, max £1 000, match childrens 0f £25 2 x per year Alliance Capital Ltd Matched Amec PLC Matched American Express Matched Amlin Insurance Matched Amoco Foundation Matched Amoco Foundation Inc Matched AMP Andersen Matched Anglian Water Matched Anglo American Aon Apple EMEA Arcadia Group Argo Wiggins Matched Argos Matched Arla Foods Matched ARM Holdings Matched Arriva London Matched ASDA Matched ASOS.com Matched Aspect capital ASSEAL AstraZeneca Matched AT Kearney Matched Atari UK Aurum Aviva Avon Cosmetics Ltd Matched AXA PPT B&Q Matched BAA PLC Ltd Matched Bain & Company Matched Bank of America Matched Up to £600 per year Bank of England Matched Bank of Scotland Matched Matched to £500 Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Matched Bankers Trust Matched Barclays Bank Matched £750 per employee 3 x year Barclays Capital Matched £750 per employee 3 x year Barclays Group Matched £750 per employee 3 x year Bayer Plc Matched BBC Beaverbrooks Jewellers Matched Bell Atlantic Network Services Matched BG Group Matched Bibby Line Group Biffa Blackbaud Europe Ltd BOC Group Matched Boeing Commercial Airplanes Matched Bonfire Creative Intelligence Booker Matched Boots Matched Match up to £500 per year Boston Consulting Group Matched Boston De La Rue Matched Bouygues UK BP Matched BP Amoco PLC Matched BP Chemicals Ltd Matched BP Exploration Operating Co Ltd Matched BP Oil International Ltd Matched Bradford and Bingley Matched Match up to £250 Brett Martin Brewin Dolphin Brighthouse Bristol-Myers Squibb Matched British Airways British American Tobacco (BAT) Matched British Army Matched British Gas Matched Match up to £150 British Land British Nuclear Fuels PLC British Sky Broadcasting Group plc Matched British Telecommunications plc Matched Britvic BT Matched BUPA C & A Stores Matched C Hoare & Company doubles Cable & Wireless Matched Matched up to £1000 Camelot Group Plc Matched Cap Gemini Matched Capco Capita Matched Capital International Research Matched Carlsberg Tetley- GIST Group Doubles Doubles Employee amount!!! Cemex UK Centrica Plc Matched Channel 4 Matched Chase Manhattan Matched Checkatrade Chivas Brothers Chubb Churchill insurance Matched Citigroup Matched Citroen Close Brothers Close Invoice Finance Ltd Clydesdale bank CMS Cameron McKenna Coca-Cola Bottlers (Ulster) Compass Group Computacentre Cooperative Bank Matched Matches Cornhill Insurance Matched Costa Coutts Bank Matched Credit Suisse CSR Currys Matched D&A D&A De La Rue Matched Debenhams Plc Matched Delice de france Deloitte Consulting Matched Deutsche Bank Matched Up to £3 000 per year Deutsche Bank AG London Matched Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Group plc Matched DHL International (UK) Ltd Matched DHL International (UK) Ltd Matched Diageo Matched Direct Line Insurance Matched Dixons Group Matched Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Matched Ecclesiastical insurance group EE Eli Lily Matched EMI Group Matched Energis Matched Enterprise Oil Plc Matched Ericsson Telecom Matched Ernst & Young Matched Experian Matched Experience Exxon Mobil Matched Fidelity Brokerage Services Matched Fidelity Investments Matched First Bus Matched First Trust Firstgroup Plc Matched Firstsource Firstsource Flight Centre Uk ltd Flybe Ford Motor Company Matched FSA FTSE Fujitsu Gap Matched GE General Electric Matched GlaxoSmithKline plc Matched Goldman Sachs International Matched Guardian News and Media Guardian Royal Exchange plc Matched H & P Campbell Halifax plc Matched Matched to £500 Haygarth Haymarket media group HBOS (Halifax - Bank of Scotland) Matched Henderson Group Global Investors Doubles Highways Agency HMRC Home Retail Group Matched First donation only Howdens HSBC Bank plc Matched Matched to £500 HSBC Midland plc Matched Matched to £500 HSBS - Halifax Bank of Scotland Matched Matched to £500 Huntingdon IBM Matched IDEO Matched Industrial Bank of Japan Matched ING Bank Innogy Plc Matched Invensys Matched Inventive Leisure Isling ton council J Sainsbury Jacobs Jaguar Cars Jardine Lloyd Thompson JLT JN Bentley ltd John Laing plc John Lewis Johnson & Johnson Matched Jones Lang LaSalle JPMorgan Chase & Co Matched Kelloggs Matched Kent County Council KCC Kingfisher plc Matched KPMG Matched LE Group Legal & General Matched Matched to £750 per employee per year or £20 per month Lehman Brothers Matched Levi Stauss (UK) Ltd Matched Linklaters & Alliance Littlewoods Organisation Matched Lloyds TSB Matched Mace Ltd Mar+A29s Marks & Spencer plc Matched Marsh & McLennan Companies Matched Marshals Plc Maxus Uk McKinsey & Company Matched Mercury Asset Management Matched Merrill Lynch Matched Merrill Lynch Mercury Matched Michelin Microsoft Corporation Inc Matched Midland Bank Matched Midlands Electricity plc Matched Mindshare Misubishi Research Institute Matched Mitsubishi Matched Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Matched Mizuho Financial Group Matched Moody's Investors Services Ltd Matched Morgan Grenfell Matched Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Matched Moss Bros Moy Park Ltd Mya Cosmetic Surgery N Power Matched National Australia bank group National Freight Company PLC Matched National Grid Transco Matched National Power plc Matched National Westminster Bank plc Matched Nationwide NCR Corporation Matched Nestle Uk Network Rail Matched Matched up to £1200 per calendar year New Look Newburgh engineering News uk NFC Matched Northern Electric plc Matched Northern Rock Doubles Doubles Employee amount!!! £2 for £1 Norwich Union plc Matched NP Nuffield Group O2 Matched Matched to £350 ODEON Parcelforce PC World Matched Pearson & Associates Matched Pertemps Petrifaction engineering Peugeot Motor Company Matched Pfizer Matched Philip Morris Matched Philip Morris International Inc Matched Philips Matched Phoenix Group Matched Phoenix Home Life Mutual Insurance Co Matched PPG Industries Foundation Matched Price Waterhouse Coopers Matched Proctor & Gamble Matched Prudential uk & Europe QuinetiQ QVC Reigate& Banstead Borough Councel Renault Retail Group Retail trust Reuters Matched Richoh Robert Fleming & Co Matched Rolls Royce Matched Royal and Sun Alliance Matched Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc Matched Matched up to £1000 and cashback amounts Royal London Mutual Insurance Co Matched Royal Mail Royal Navy Royal Sun Alliance Matched RSA Group Matched Saga leisure Limited Sainsburys Plc Matched Santander Matched SC Johnson Not pure GAYE, must donate time too Schroders plc Matched Scotia Gas Scott Bader Scottish and Southern Energy plc Matched Scottish Power Screwfix Seaboard Corporation Matched Seagram Distillers Plc Matched Shell grants available for employees who volunteer time Shop Direct Gtroup Siemens Healthcare Matched Siemens Medical Matched Sigma Securities Matched Simmons & Simmons SIT Investment Associates Foundation Matched Sky Broadcasting Matched SmithKline Beecham Matched Sodexo Southeastern Rail Matched Matched Southern Electric Matched Spa future thinking Spar Doubles 2014 only Specsavers SSE plc Stagecoach Holdings plc Matched Standard & Poor’s Matched Sun Life Financial of Canada Matched Swiss Bank Corp Matched Telereal Trillium Tesco Plc Matched Texaco Matched Thales Thames Water Matched The Economist Group Matched The Entertainer thetoyshop.com The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Matched The Linde Group The Lloyds TSB Foundation for England andMatched Wales The One Account (RBS Group) Matched Think Money Group Thomson Reuters Matched T-Mobile TNT Post Translink Tyne Tees Television UBM plc Matched UBS Investment Bank Matched UBS Warburg Matched UCL - University College London UGC limited Matched UKTV Ulster Carpets Unilever Matched United Airlines Matched United Co-Op United News and Media Matched United Utilities Matched matched to £200 per application Unity Trust Bank Uster Bank (RBS Group) Matched UTV Verizon Communications Inc. Matched Viridian Visteon Automotive Vivi Essentials Doubles 2014 only Vivo Doubles 2014 only Vivoxtra Doubles 2014 only Vodafone Matched Vodka Revolution Bars (Inventive Leisure) Waitrose Warburtons Warner Music International Matched Wates Matched West Brinwich Building Society WH Smith Matched Matched up to £500 per year and separate staff amount for those in PTA Whitbread Group Matched Wickes William M Mercer Matched Wim Morrison Supermarkets Wincanton Woolwich Plc Matched Workspace Group Yorkshire Bank Matched Yorkshire Water Matched Zurich Matched Broadridge Financial Solutions Limited Matched .
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