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Matching Gifts Programs You May Be Able to Double Or Even Triple Your Contribution to the Tacoma Rescue Mission If You Work for a Company That Matches Employee Gifts Matching Gifts Programs You may be able to double or even triple your contribution to the Tacoma Rescue Mission if you work for a company that matches employee gifts. A large number of companies will match your donations to selected charitable organizations with corporate funds, simply by asking you to fill out a form. Please see your Human Resources department to see if your company has such a matching gift program, and to determine our eligibility. Even companies without formal programs will often provide contributions to charitable organizations in which employees are involved. These are just a few of the companies in the Seattle-Tacoma area that match employee donations to non-profit organizations. Contact the Human Resources Department at your company for more information. 1 | P a g e Accenture* CWC Travel Inc. (See Costco) Adobe Systems Inc. Daily Herald Co. Inc. (See Washington Post Co.) Alaska Airlines** Diebold Inc** Albertson’s** Dole Food Company Inc* Alcide Corporation (See Ecolab Inc.) Eaton Corp** Allstate Insurance Co. Eaton Electrical Inc. (See Eaton Corp.)** Alteon Training LLC (See Boeing) Ecolab Inc* America Online (See Time Warner)** Eddie Bauer** Amgen Inc** Eldec Corporation (See Crane Co.) Aon Consulting, Inc. (See Aon Corp.)** Ernst & Young LLP** Aon Corp** Federated Department Stores** Apex Foundation First National Insur Co. Amer (See Safeco) Aramark Corp. Ford Motor Co. Automatic Data Processing** Ford Motor Credit Company (See Ford Motor Co.)** Avanade Inc. (See Accenture, Inc.) Foster Wheeler Corp** Avaya Inc** Gallo E & J Winery* B P Oil Supply Company, Inc. (See BP) Gates Foundation, Bill & Melinda B P* General America Corporation (See Safeco) Ball Corp* General Dynamics Corp* Ball Metal Beverage Cont Corp (See Ball Corp.) General Dynamics OTS Arospc (See General Dynamics Bank of America** Corp.) Bechtel Corp. (See Bechtel Group)** General Electric Co** Bechtel Group* General Insurance Co. of Amer (See Safeco) Behnke Foundation General Insurance Co. of Amer. (See Safeco) Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Georgia-Pacific Co** Boeing Company Georgia-Pacific Co** Bon-Macy’s (See Federated Department Stores)** Grant Thorton LLP** Burlington Northern Santa Fe** H J Heinz Co** Cadence Design Systems** Harris Brdband Wireless Access (See Harris Campbell Soup Corporation) Carpoint Inc. (See Microsoft) Harris Corporation* Cascade Natural Gas Corp. Hasbro Inc* Chevron Texaco Corporation Health Care Mgt. Administrators (See Regence Chicago Title and Trust Co* Blueshield) Chicago Title Insurance Co. MO (See Chicago Title and Hewlett-Packard Co** Trust Honeywell International** Co) Horizon Air Industries (See Alaska Airlines) Cingular Wireless* IKON Office Solutions** Circuit City Stores** Infospace, Inc** Citigroup Global Markets Inc. (See Citigroup) Intel** Citigroup* International Paper** Clopay Corp** ITT Educational Services (See ITT Industries)** CNA Financial Corporation** (See CNA) ITT Industries CNA** Johnson Controls Interiors (See Johnson Controls)** Coca-Cola** Johnson Controls** Computer Associates International Inc.** Kmart Corp** Cooper Industries Inc** KPMG, LLP** Costco Wholesale Corp.Crane Co* LabCorp (See Laboratory Corporation America) 2 | P a g e Laboratory Corporation America** Pitney Bowes Inc** Landamerica Financial Group** PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP** Laurel Foundation Puget Sound Energy Lockheed Martin Corp* Quest Diagnostics Clinical Labs (See Quest Diagnostics) Mackenzie Ragen Group Inc. (See Wells Fargo & Quest Diagnostics* ** Company) RBC Dain Rauscher** Macy’s (See Federated Department Stores)** Realnetworks, Inc. McDonalds Corp** Regence Blueshield* McGraw-Hill Cos.** Rexam Beverage Can Co. (See Rexam) McKesson Corp.** Rexam* ** McKesson Medical-Surgical Inc. (See McKesson Rosetta Inpharmatics, LLC (See Merck) Corp.)** Royal & Sunalliance** Medtronic Inc. Safeco* Merck & Co. Inc* Saint Gobain Container LLC (See Saint Gobain) Merrill Lynch Prce Fnner Smith (See Merrill Lynch & Saint Gobain* ** Co.)* Sara Lee Corp** Merrill Lynch & Co** Sealed Air Corp** Microsoft Corporation* ** Seattle Coffee Company (See Starbucks) Milgard** Seattle’s Best Coffee (See Starbucks) Monolith Productions Inc. (See Warner Bros Siemens Medical Solutions (See Siemens) Entertainment) Siemens** Morgan Stanley DW Inc/Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Simpson Fund Inc** Sonoco Products Co** Mountain Tree Farm Company (See Weyerhaeuser Starbucks Company) State Farm Insurance Co. Myrio Corporation (See Siemens) Sun Microsystems Inc** National Clothing Co (See Costco Wholesale Corp) Sysco Corporation* ** New Cingular Wireless Svcs Inc (See Cingular) Sysco Food Services of Seattle (See Sysco Corporation) Nike** Tegic Communications, Inc. (See America Online) Northern Trust Retirement Cnsl** (See Northern Trust) Tenet Healthcare Corp** Northern Trust* ** Tenet Healthsystem Medical (See Tenet Healthcare Northwest Wines Company Inc. (E. & J. Gallo Winery) Corp) Office Depot** Tesoro Petroleum** Oracle Corp.** Textron Inc** Orincon Sygenex Inc. (See Lockheed Martin Corp.) Time Warner** Paccar Inc. Travelers Insurance Co. (See Citigroup) Pacific Coast Truck Center (See Dole Food Company Turner Construction Co. (See Turner Corp.) Inc.) Turner Corp.* ** Pepsico (Pepsi-Cola)** Turner Logistics (See Turner Corp.) Philips Electronics North America Corp* Tyco Healthcare Group LP (See Tyco International Ltd.) Philips Medical Systems (See Philips Electronics North Tyco International Ltd.* ** America U S Bank Washington (US BANCORP) Corp) Unigard Insurance Group Philips Oral Healthcare Inc. (See Philips Electronics United Parcel Service, Inc. North UNOVA Foundation America Corp) US BANCORP* Philips Oral Healthcare Inc. (See Philips Electronics Verizon Corp.** North America Corp.) 3 | P a g e Verizon Northwest Inc. (See Verizon Corp.)** Washington Title Company (see Chicago Title & Trust Vetrotech Saint-Gobain N Amer (See Saint-Gobain) Co.) Wachovia Bank, NA (See Wachovia) Wells Fargo & Company* Wachovia Corp** Westwood Shipping Lines Inc. (See Weyerhaeuser Wachovia Securities, LLC (See Wachovia) Company) Walt Disney Weyerhaeuser Company* Walt Disney Internet Group (See Walt Disney) Wizards of the Coast Inc (See Hasbro Inc) Wamu Capital Corp (See Washington Mutual) Wm Advisors Inc. (See Washington Mutual) Warner Bros. Entertainment* Wm Financial, Inc. (See Washington Mutual) Washington Mutual Wm Fund Services, Inc. (See Washington Mutual) Washington Post Co* * parent company (see subsidiary name in list) ** branch location The company list is limited; information was compiled using online resources and may not be complete. Please check with your employer to confirm that they offer matching gifts and what the program specifications are. 4 | P a g e .
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