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Matching Gift Companies This Is a List of Corporations That Have Matching Gift Programs That Could Benefit Portsmouth Christian Matching Gift Companies This is a list of corporations that have matching gift programs that could benefit Portsmouth Christian Academy. Please review your employer’s matching gift guideline before applying for a matching gift. This list was created for your reference, but it is subject to change and does not guarantee that a matching gift will be approved. AAA Leo Burnett Abbott Leo Burnett Company Foundation, Inc. Abbott Fund Levi Strauss Abbott Laboratories LexisNexis Access Group, Inc. LexisNexis Cares ACE INA Liberty ACE INA Foundation Lilly Endowment, Inc. Acxiom Corp. Lincoln Financial Foundation Adams Street Partners Lincoln Financial Group Foundation ADC Foundation Liz Claiborne Administaff Lord & Taylor Adobe Lord Abbett Adobe Systems, Inc. Louis Vuitton ADP Lubrizol Lubrizol Foundation AES Lyondell AES Corp. LyondellBasell/Equistar Aetna M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Aetna Foundation Macy's Foundation Aetna Foundation, Inc. Macy's West G.I.F.T. Campaign AIG Magid Glove and Safety AIG Foundation Markel Corporation Air Products Marmon/Keystone Corp. AK Steel Foundation Mars Albemarle Foundation Mars North America Albemarle Corp. MassMutual Alliance Bernstein MassMutual Financial Group Alliance One MasterCard Alliance One International, Inc. Mattei Children's Foundation Alliant Energy MBIA Alliant Energy Foundation MBIA Foundation, Inc. Altria McAfee AMB Group MCJ Amelior Foundation Ambac McKnight Foundation AMD McMaster-Carr American Express Medarex American Express Foundation Medco American Tower Corp. Merage Foundation Ameriprise Mercedes-Benz Ameriprise Financial Merck Amgen Merck Partnership Amgen Foundation Meredith Analog Devices Meredith Corporation Andrea & Charles Bronfman Merrill Lynch Aon Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Aon Foundation Microsoft Applera Midland National Applera Corp. Midstream Aptima, Inc. Millipore Arch Millipore Foundation Arch Chemicals, Inc. Mobil Archer Daniels Midland Foundation Mobil Foundation Argonaut Group, Inc. Mobil Retiree Armstrong Foundation Monsanto Arrow Electronics Moody's Foundation Assurant Health Morgan Stanley Astoria Federal Savings Motorola AT&T Mueller Co. ATK Murphy Oil Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Murphy Oil Corporation AXA Mutual of America AXA Foundation National Instruments Babies R Us Natixis Ball Corp Nat'l Football League Bank of America NECA Bank of New York Mellon Neiman Marcus Group Barclays Global Investors New York Community Trust Barnes Group Foundation Newfield Baxter International Foundation Newmont Matching Gifts BCD Travel NFL BD NGrid Serv Co. BD Matching Niagara Mohawk Beam Global Spirits & Wine Nice BECU Nicor Gas Belden COT Nike Benjamin Moore Nissan Benjamin Moore & Co. Nokia Berwick affray, LLC Nordson Beryl Resources, LP Nordson Corporation BHP Norfolk Southern Foundation Billiton Northern Trust Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Northwestern Mutual Black & Decker Novartis BlackRock Novartis Foundation BlueUnx Corp. NRG Communications Bonneville International NYSE Bon-Ton Old Navy BorgWarner ONEOK Foundation BorgWarner Foundation Oppenheimer Funds BP Oppenheimer Funds, Inc. BP Employee Matching Fund Oracle BP Foundation Oracle Corp. Brinks Home Security Paradies Shops Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Patriot Coal Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation PBG Broadridge PBG Foundation CNA PCT C.v. Starr & Co., Inc. Peabody Energy CA Pella Rolscreen Foundation Cadence Penguin Group (USA) Inc. Cal Energy Pepsi Americas California Endowment Pepsi Bottling Group Capital Group Pepsi Americas Foundation Capital Group Companies Pepsico Cardinal Health PepsiCo Foundation Carmax Pew Charitable Trust Carmax Foundation Pfizer Carnegie Pfizer Foundation Carnegie Corp. of NY Philip Morris USA Carnegie Foundation Phoenix Foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York Pioneer Casey Pioneer Community Investment CDW Pitney Bowes Centre PJM Centre MG PJM Interconnection, LLC Cephalon PNC Foundation Cephalon, Inc. Pohlad Family Foundation Charles Schwab Post-Newsweek Stations Charles Stewart Mott Foundation PPG Industries Foundation Chevron Prince Capital Partners Choice Hotels International Progressive Insurance Foundation ChoicePoint, Inc. Prospect Hill Foundation Chubb Prudential Chubb & Son Prudential Financial CIG Prudential Foundation Cingular Wireless Putnam Cisco Systems Putnam Investments Cisco Systems Foundation Quadra Foundation Citgo Qualcomm Citgo Petroleum Corp. Quest Diagnostics, Inc. Citi Quintiles Citi Foundation Radian Citigroup Random House Citigroup Foundation Raritan Americas, Inc. Citizens Charitable Foundation Citizens Financial RBC Bank Group CME Foundation RBC Foundation USA CNA Foundation Reader's Digest Foundation Coach Real Networks Coca-Cola Company Reebok ConAgra Regence Cooper Industries Regency Centers Corp. Copernicus Renaissance Technologies, LLC Countrywide Reuters Covidien Reuters America, Inc. CSG Systems Rexnord Foundation D&B Reynolds American Foundation D&B Foundation Richard M. Fairbanks Daiichi-Sankyo Rio Tinto Energy America Datascope Corp. RJ Reynolds Foundation Davidson Companies Robert Half DCP Midstream Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Denso Roche Diagnostics Deutsche Bank Rockefeller Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Rockefeller Brothers Fund Diageo Direct TV Rockefeller Financial Services Dominion Rogers Corporation Dominion Foundation Roll International Duke Energy Foundation Rosewood Foundation Duke Realty Russell Investments eBay Safeco Electronic Arts Safeco Insurance Eli Lilly Saint-Gobain Corporation Eli Lilly & Co. Foundation Sallie Mae Elsevier Foundation SanDisk Endo Pharmaceuticals Sanofi Aventis Energen Corp. SAP Energizer Sara Lee Entegris Sara Lee Foundation EOG Resources Schering-Plough Equifax Schering-Plough Foundation Erickson Retirement Communities Schneider Electric Ericsson Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation Expedia, Inc. Schwab Exxon Mobil Foundation Scitor Fair Isaac Scitor Corporation Faison Sephora Fannie Mae Shore Tel Fannie Mae Foundation Siemens Federated Department Stores Simpson Manufacturing FHLB Office of Finance Simpson Manufacturing Co. First Data Solix First Data Foundation Sony Electronics, Inc. First Horizon National Corp. Sony Pictures Entertainment First Interstate BancSystem Spansion First Weber Group Spectra Energy Flora Family Trust Foundation Square D Foundation FM Global Stanley FM Global Foundation Starbucks Follett State Street Matching Gift Program Follett Corporation Stockamp Freddie Mac Stockamp & Associates Freeport-McMoran Subaru Freeport-McMoran Foundation Sun Life Financial Frito Lay Sun Microsystems FSA Sunwest Bank GAITS Susquehanna International Group Galloway Golf Co. Swiss Re Gannett Gap Foundation Symantec Gap, Inc. Symetra Gartner Synopsys GATX T. Rowe Price GE T. Rowe Price Associates GE Foundation T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation Geico Foundation Takeda GEICO Philanthropic Foundation Takeda Pharmaceuticals Gen Re Taxas Gas Genentech TCF Foundation General Cologne Re TDK Tektronix General Mills Foundation Tektronix Foundation Genworth Teledyne Technologies Genworth Foundation Temple Inland Foundation Giddings & Lewis Foundation Tenet GIVE with Liberty Tenet Healthcare GlaxoSmithKline Texas Gas Transmission, LLC GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Textron Global Reinsurance The ACE INA Foundation Global Santa Fe The Baxter International Foundation GMAC Financial Services The Community Foundation Goldman Sachs The Klein Family Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. The Lord, Abbett & Co., LLC Goodrich The Prudential Foundation Goodrich Corporation The Quaker Chemical Fnd. Google The Retirement Research Foundation Grainger The Vanguard Foundation Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. The Washington Post Great-West The Washington Post Company Guaranty Thomas Reuters Guaranty Foundation Thomson Guidant Thomson West Hachette Book Group Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Hamilton Beach Brands, Inc. Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation Harris Bank Thrivent Financial Foundation Harris Bank Foundation Tiffany & Co Harris Foundation Tomkins Corp. Harris N.A. Tootsie Roll Industries Henry Crown & Co. Toys R Us Hewlett-Packard TransUnion HickoryTech Foundation Travelers Highmark Travelers Companies, Inc. Home Depot Tyco Homer A. & Mildred Scott Foundation Tyco Electronics Honda Special U.S. Cellular Health Horizon Foundation UBS Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. UBS Foundation Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Unilever HP Unilever United States Foundation HSBC Unilever United States Foundation, Inc. Hunter Douglas Union Bank of California lAC Foundation Universal IBM Unum Illinois Tool Works Foundation UnumProvident Corp. Indianapolis Power & Light Co. US Bancorp ING US Bancorp Foundation Intercontinental Hotels Group UTLX Intuit Foundation Vanguard Irwin Home Equity Vanguard Group Foundation ISO Varian Semiconductor Equipment lTG, Inc. Velcro USA, Inc. ITW Verizon ITW Foundation Verizon Foundation John A. Hartford Foundation VTech John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Wachovia John Hancock Wachovia Foundation John Hancock Financial Services Washington Mutual Johnson & Johnson Waters Corporation Johnson Controls Foundation Wellington Management Jones Lang LaSalle Wellpoint Foundation JP Morgan Chase Wells Lamont JP Morgan Chase Foundation Western Union Juniper Whirlpool Juniper Networks Whirlpool Foundation Kaplan Wisconsin Public Service Foundation Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. Williams Kellogg's Williams Community Group Kennecott Energy Company Williams Community Relations Kessler Group Williams Matching Gift Key Foundation WK Kellogg Kimberly-Clark Wrigley Company Foundation Kimberly-Clark Corp. Wrigley, Jr. Knight Foundation Xcel Energy Foundation Kochis Fitz XL Kraft XL America Kraft Foods Yahoo KT Foundation Yum! Brands Foundation LandAmerica Foundation Zelle, Hoffman, Voelbel, Mason Law School Admission Council Zurich US Foundation Lennox International .
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