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Double Your Donation! Double Your Donation! Many companies will match gifts to Voices for Children with additional funds; some even match volunteer hours and in-kind donations. Find out if your employer, or the employers of your friends and family, have matching gift programs. Some corporations that offer matching gifts are listed below. For more information, or if your employer is not listed, please contact your Human Resources department. All monetary gifts are used to recruit, train, and equip volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) to improve the lives of foster children in San Diego and Riverside Counties. Thank you for your support! _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 3M Corporation Conoco Philips Intuit Pitney Bowes Inc. Abbott Laboratories Costco John Hancock Mutual Life Prudential Insurance Company of Adobe Systems Inc. Coulter Insurance Co. America Aetna California Bank and Trust Johnson and Johnson Family of Quaker Oats Company Agouron Del Monte Foods Companies Qualcomm, Inc. AIG Dell Direct Giving Campaign Jostens, Inc. Ralston Purina Company Alaska Airlines Delta Air Lines Inc. JP Morgan Chase Readers Digest Allstate Corporation Deutsche Bank Americas Juniper Networks Inc. Reebok International Ltd. American Express Company Foundation Kaiser Permanente Community SAIC American Savings Bank DirecTV Giving Sara Lee Foods Ameriprise eBay Foundation KBR, Inc. Safeco Insurance Applera Corporation Equitable Life Assurance Society Kraft Foods SBC Communications Inc. Applied Materials Inc. Ericsson Inc. Expedia Loews Corporation Foundation ARCO Exxon Mobile LPL Financial Marconi Sempra Energy Foundation Argonaut Group, Inc. Fair Isaac Corporate Massachusetts Mutual Life Shell Oil Company AT&T Federal Home Loan Mortgage Insurance Co. Sherwin-Williams Autodesk Inc. Corporation Maverick Capital Solar Turbines Avon Fidelity Investments Charitable Mazda (North America), Inc. Sony Corporation of America AXA Foundation Gift Fund McDonald’s Corporation Sprint Corporation BAE Systems FMC Corporation McGraw Hill Companies Starbucks Matching Gifts Program Bank of America FMC Technologies Corporate McKinsey & Company Inc. State Farm Insurance Companies BD Biosciences Ford Motor Company Merck & Co. Inc. Partnership for Subaru of America Foundation Bellsouth Gannett Co. Inc. Giving Inc. Bill and Melinda Gates GAP Corporation (Gap, Banana Merrill Lynch and Co. Sun Microsystems Inc. Foundation Republic, Old Navy) Micron Synopsis Black and Decker Corporation Gartner Inc. Microsoft Teledyne Technologies Boeing Inc. GEICO Philanthropic Foundation Midland National Texaco Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb General Electric Millipore Textron Cadence Design Systems General Motors Corporation Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Time Warner Capital Group Companies GlaxoSmithKline Company TransAmerica Corporation Cardinal Health Global Pharmaceutical Supply Monsanto Company Fund Tyco Electronics CarMax Group Morgan Stanley UBS Champion Insurance Corporation Goodrich Corporation Motorola Inc. United Technologies Corporation Charles Schwab Harcourt General Inc. Mutual of America New York US Bank Chase Manhattan Corporation Hewlett Packard Company Nabisco Inc. US West, Inc. Chemtronics Home Depot NIKE Inc. Verizon Chevron Honda Nissan Walmart Chubb & Son Inc. Hospira Nokia Inc. Washington Mutual CIGNA HSBC Philanthropic Programs Northrup Grumman Wells Fargo Bank Citicorp/Citibank Clorox IBM Oppenheimer Funds Xerox Corporation CAN Insurance Companies IDS Financial Services, Inc. Oracle Corporation Yahoo! Inc. Coca-Cola Company ING Employee Giving Campaign PepsiCo Foundation Yum Brands (Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, Computer Associates Intel Corporation Pfizer, Inc. KFC) International Inc. Intercontinental Hotels Group Philip Morris Companies Inc. .
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