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BAY AREA COMPANIES THAT MATCH EMPLOYEE DONATIONS* to Our Knowledge, the Following Local Companies Offer a Matching Gift When Th BAY AREA COMPANIES THAT MATCH EMPLOYEE DONATIONS* To our knowledge, the following local companies offer a matching gift when their employees make a personal donation to a nonprofit organization. This means that your employer may be willing to match all or part of your donation amount with its own donation to Edna Maguire Elementary School PTA. A “matching gift” is a donation made by a corporation or foundation on behalf of an employee that matches that employee’s contribution to a nonprofit organization. This can double, triple, or even quadruple your contribution! Our partial list of Bay Area corporations and foundations with matching gift programs is below. Contact your Human Resources department for information about your company’s program. If you find that your unlisted employer does offer a matching gift program, please let us know so that we can add them to our list. Thank you! Bemis Company Foundation ChartHouse International Charitable Gift Fund Berkeley Systems, Inc. Chase Manhattan Foundation Best Foods Chevron BFGoodrich Company Chicago Title and Trust Company Foundation Birkenstock Footprint Sandals Chubb & Son, Inc. Bixby Land Company Ciena Corporation Black and Decker CIGNA Foundation Blandin Foundation Cingular Wireless Blauvelt Demarest Foundation, Inc. Circuit City Foundation Bloomingdale's Cisco Systems, Inc. Blount Foundation Citigroup Foundation Blue Shield of California Clariant Corporation BMC Industries Inc. Clorox Company BNSF Boeing Company CMP Media, Inc. Boeing CMS Hartzell Inc. Boeing Gift Matching Program CNA Insurance Company Foundation Boole & Babbage, Inc. CNA Surety Co. Booz Allen Hamilton Coca-Cola Foundation Borden Foundation Colgate-Palmolive Company Boston Consulting Group Color Print BP Amoco Corporation Comerica BP Foundation Community First National Bank Braun Intertec Co. Community Foundation Breslauer and Rutman, LLC Community Partners Brobeck Charitable Foundation Compaq (HP) Broderbund Foundation Compton Foundation BT Commercial/Deutsche Bank Computer Associates International. Inc. BTD Manufacturing, Inc. Computer City Supercenters BTW Consultants, Inc. Computer Network Technology Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Co. Connecticut Mutual Business Wire Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Butler Manufacturing Company Consolidated Natural Gas Company Foundation Cooper Tire & Rubber Company C.B. Fleet Corbis Computer Associates C.M. Capital Foundation Corning Inc. Foundation Cadence Design System, Inc. Countrywide Financial International, Inc. California Community Foundation Cowell Foundation California Endowment Cray Research Foundation California HealthCare Foundation Crump Insurance Services, Inc. California Institute of Technology Cultural Homestay International California Wellness Foundation Cytec & Affiliates (Form from company) Calpine Corporation CAN Foundation Danforth Foundation Candle Foundation DataQuest Inc Capital Group Companies David & Lucille Packard Foundation Carnegie Foundation Del Monte Foods Case Corporation Deloite & Touche Cashin Company Delta Airlines Foundation Castlerock Technology Deluxe Corporation Foundation Caterpillar Foundation Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation CBS Foundation, Inc. DFS Group Limited Celera Diageo North America Celestica Corporation DisplaySales CertainTeed Co. Charitable Gift Fund Dodge & Cox Champion International Corporation Dougherty Financial Group, LLC Charles Schwab & Company Inc. Dougherty Summit Securities, LLC 2 Dow AgroSciences LLC GlaxoSmithKline Dow Corning Corporation Global Community Partnerships DST Systems, Inc. GMAC Commercial Mortage Corporation Duty Free Shoppers Group Ltd. Goldman, Sachs & Company Goodrich Corporation East Bay Community Foundation Google Eaton Corporation Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation eBay, Inc. Grainger Ecolab Foundation Greater Bay Bancorp Edison Greater Kansas City Community Foundation EFunds GS&Co Electronic Arts, Inc. GTE Foundation Elf Atochem North American Guidant Foundation, Inc. Eli Lilly & Company Foundation ELuxury — LVMH — SDG H & R Block Emerson Electric Company Haas, Jr. Fund, Evelyn and Walter Energy for Ors Halleland, Lewis, Nilan, Sipkins, & Johnson Equifax Hambrecht & Quist Group Equitable Foundation Harcourt General Inc. Ericsson Harder & Company Ernst & Young Harris Bank Foundation Esurance, Inc. Harris Corp Everen Foundation Harsco Corporation Fund Exxon Mobil Foundation Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Henry A. Bromelkamp & Co. Fair, Isaac and Company Inc. Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Family Financial Education Heublein Foundation, Inc. Federated Department Stores (Macy's) Hewlett Packard (Matches with equipment) Fel-Pro Hewlett, William and Flora Foundation Fidelity Investments Hickory Tech Corporation Foundation First Data Corporation Hitachi Foundation First Quadrant HJ Heinz Company Foundation Fisherman Family Foundation Hoffman-LaRoche Fleet Boston Financial Foundation Home Depot Flora Family Foundation Honeywell Foundation FM Global Foundation Horizon Media Inc. FMC Houghton Mifflin Company Fort James Foundation Household International Fortis Companies HSBC Philanthropic Programs Frankel Allen Hughes Aircraft Co. Franklin Templeton Investments Hyperion Solutions Corporation Freddie Mac Foundation Freedom Forum IAC Fremont Group IBJ Foundation, Inc. Fujitsu America Inc IBM Corporation IDS Financial Services Gallo IKON Office Solutions Foundation Gannett Foundation Illinois Tool Works (ITW) Gap Foundation Independent Charities Gartner Group, Inc. ING Foundation Genentech, Inc. Ingram General Agents Acceptance Co. Inktek Plastics, Inc General Electric Integrated Circuit Systems General Mills Foundation Intel Georgia-Pacific Corporation International Data Group Gillette Company InterPacific Group, Inc. 3 Intuit Lockheed Martin Corporation Involve Logistix Irvine Foundation Los Angeles Times Irwin Home Equity Lotus Development Corporation ITG, Inc. Lucent Technologies Itochu International LVMH Selective Distribution Group ITT Industries Inc. ITW - Illinois Tool Works Macromedia Macworld Communications, Inc. J & H Marsh & McLennan Macy's (Form from company) J. Paul Getty Trust Mal Warwick & Associates, Inc. J. Walter Thompson Co. Manulife Financial James Irvine Foundation Marin Community Foundation Javelin Solutions Maritz, Inc. JDS Uniphase Corporation Marquette Bank Jewish Community Foundation Marsh & McLennan John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company Massachusetts Financial Services Company John Wiley & Sons, Inc. MasterCard International, Inc. Johnson & Higgins Matson Navigation company Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Mattel Children's Foundation Johnson Controls Foundation Maurices Inc. Johnstech International Corporation Maxim Integrated Products Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. May Foundation Company Jostens Inc. McAfee, Inc. JPMorgan Chase McCune Foundation Jump Associates, LLC McDonald’s Juniper Networks Company McDonnell Douglas MCG/Healthcare K/P Corporation McGraw-Hill Companies Foundation, Inc. Kaiser Family Foundation, The Henry J. McKesson Foundation Kaiser Permanente McKnight Foundation Kaplan, Inc. Matching Gifts Program McMaster Carr Kellogg Foundation, W. K. McNeely Foundation, Kemper Group Corporation MEDTOX Laboratories Inc. Kennedy Jenks Consultants Medtronic King Controls Mellon Bank Corporation Kmart Co. Mellon Financial Corporation Knight Foundation, John S. & James L. MENSCO Kochis Fitz Mentor Graphics Komag, Inc. Mercantile Safe Deposit & Trust KPMG, LLP Merck Company Foundation Kraft Foods, Inc. Meredith Corporation Merrill Lynch & Company Foundation, Inc. Lam Research Corporation Metris Companies Foundation Land O' Lakes Foundation Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Larkin, Hoffman, Daly & Lindgren, Ltd. MFS Investment Management Lasecke Weil Wealth Advisory Group, LLC Michaud, Cooley & Erickson Legacy Marketing Group Micron Technology Lehman Brothers Microsoft Lend Lease Real Estate Investments Millipore Foundation Leo Burnett Company Fdn. MindShare Levi Strauss Foundation Mineral Acquisition Partners, Inc. Lexis-Nexis Mitsubishi Bank Lexmark International MMI Companies, Inc. Libbey, Inc. Mobil Foundation Inc. Lithotype Company Mobil Oil Co. 4 MONY Life Insurance Company Pacific Bell Mony's Pacific Enterprises–Sempra Energy Moody’s Corporation Foundation Pacific Mutual Life Morgan Chase Pacific Telesis Palm (Form from company) Morgan Stanley Palm, Inc. Morrison & Foerster Foundation Patagonia Morton International, Inc. Payden & Rygel Motorola Foundation PBG Matching Gifts MRW & Associates, Inc. PCW Communications, Inc. MTS Systems Co. Peninsula Community Foundation Murphy Oil USA Inc. PepsiCo Foundation Inc. Mutual of New York Pequot Capital Management Pfizer Inc. Nabisco Foods Group PG&E Nalco Chemical Company Phoenix Home Life National Computer Systems Pimco Foundation National Instruments Corporation Pioneer Hi Bred International National Medical Enterprises Piper Jaffray National Semiconductor Corporation Pitney Bowes, Inc. National Starch & Chemical Foundation, Inc. Pizza Hut NCR Foundation PNC Bank Foundation Network Associates Power Integrations, Inc (Form from company) New Century Financial Co. PPG Industries Foundation New Energy, Inc. PQ Corporation New York Life Insurance Pricewaterhouse Coopers Newsweek Provident Companies, Inc. Nike Providian Financial Nikon Precision Prudential Foundation Nissan North America, Inc. Public Strategies Group Nokia Norcal Mutual Insurance Quad Graphics Nordstrom Corporation Quaker Oats Foundation Nortel Qualcomm Inc. Northern Trust Company Quantum Corporation Northrop Grumman Foundation
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