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Matching Gifts List MATCHING GIFT COMPANY LIST The following is a list of companies known to match employee gifts of money and/or time. Please review your corporation’s matching gift guidelines before applying for a matching gift. This list was created for your reference, and does not guarantee that a matching gift request will be approved. If you know a company that matches gifts that is not currently listed below, please contact the Development Department at [email protected]. AAA Ameriprise Financial BECU ACE INA Foundation Amgen Inc. Belden Corp. Acxiom Corp. Analog Devices Benjamin Moore & Co. Adams Street Partners Aon Plc Berwick Offray, LLC Adobe Systems, Inc. Aptima, Inc. BHP Billiton ADP - Automatic Data Processing Arch Capital Group Black & Decker AES Corp. Arch Chemicals, Inc. BlackRock, Inc. Aetna Archer Daniels Midland BlueLinx Holdings AIG Argo Group, Inc. Bonneville International AK Steel Corp. Assurant, Inc. Bon-Ton Albemarle Corp. Astoria Federal Savings BorgWarner Alliance One International, Inc. AXA Equitable Financial Services Bristol-Myers Squibb Company AllianceBernstein Ball Corp. Broadridge Financial Solutions Alliant Energy Bank of America C.V. Starr & Co., Inc. Ally Financial, Inc. Bank of New York Mellon Cadence Design Systems Altria Barclays Capital Group Companies Ambac Financial Group Barnes Group Cardinal Health AMD - Advanced Micro Devices Baxter International CarMax American Express Company BCD Travel Carnegie Corp. of NY American Tower Corp. BD - Benton Dickinson and Company Casey Family Programs 119 E. 8th STREET CHARLOTTE, NC 28202 P: 704.344.1111 WWW.THERELATIVES.ORG CDW Corp. Expedia Inc. Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield Charles Schwab Corporation Fair Isaac Host Hotels & Resorts Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Fannie Mae Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Choice Hotels International Federal Home Loan Banks HSBC Chubb First Data Corp. Hunter Douglas Cisco Systems First Horizon National Corp. IAC Foundation/Interactive Corp. Citgo Petroleum Corp. First Interstate Bank Illinois Tool Works CME Group, Inc. First Weber Group Intuit Inc. CNA Financial Corp. FM Global Investment Technology Group, Inc. Coach Follett John Hancock Financial Services Cooper Industries Gannett Company Johnson and Johnson Covidien Gartner Jones Lang LaSalle CSG Systems International GATX JP Morgan Chase & Co. Daiichi-Sankyo GE Juniper Networks Davidson Companies Geico Kaplan DCP Midstream Genentech Kate Spade and Company Deutsche Bank General Mills, Inc. KeyCorp and subsidiaries Diageo General Reinsurance Corporation Kimberly-Clark Group Direct TV Genworth Financial Lennox International Dollar Bank GlaxoSmithKline Levi Strauss & Co. Dominion Energy Global Reinsurance LexisNexis Duke Energy GMO LLC Liberty Mutual Duke Realty Goldman Sachs Group Lilly Endowment Inc. Dun & Bradstreet Goodrich Corp. Louis Vuitton eBay Inc. Google, Inc. Lubrizol Electronic Arts Graham Holdings Company Magid Glove & Safety Mfg. Endo International Grainger Marmon Group Energen Corp. Great-West Lifeco Mars Energizer Holdings Hachette Book Group MassMutual Financial Group Entegris, Inc. Henry Crown & Co. MasterCard Worldwide EOG Resources Hewlett-Packard Mattel, Inc. Equifax Highmark MBIA Inc. and Subsidiaries Ericsson Home Depot McKnight Foundation 119 E. 8th STREET CHARLOTTE, NC 28202 P: 704.344.1111 WWW.THERELATIVES.ORG Mercedes-Benz Pfizer, Inc. Starbucks Corporation Merck & Co. Piedmont Natural Gas State Street Corporation Meredith Corporation Pioneer Investments Subaru Microsoft Pitney Bowes Sun Life Financial Inc. MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co. PJM Interconnection Susquehanna International Group LLP Midland National Life Insurance Co. PNC Financial Services Group Symantec Corporation MKL Markel Corporation Pohlad Family Companies & Fdn. Symetra Financial Monsanto Corporation Premier, Inc. Synopsys, Inc. Moody's Investor Service Progressive Insurance Corporation T. Rowe Price Group Morgan Stanley Prospect Hill Foundation Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Motorola Solutions Prudential Financial Inc. TE Connectivity Murphy Oil Corporation Qualcomm The AMB Group, Inc. Mutual of America Radian Group Inc. The Annie E. Casey Foundation National Football League Random House The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation National Instruments RealNetworks The Brink's Company Natixis Global Asset Management Reebok International The Gap Corporation Neiman Marcus Group, Inc. Regency Centers Corporation The Hillshire Brands Company New York Community Trust Rexford Industries The Northern Trust Company Newfield Exploration Company Reynolds American, Inc. The Pella Corporation Newmont Mining Corporation Rio Tinto The Reader's Digest Association, Inc. Nicor Gas Robert Half International The Vanguard Group Nike Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Thomas Reuters Nissan Motor Company, Ltd. Roche Diagnostics TIBCO Software Norfolk Southern Railway Royal Bank of Canada Time Warner Novartis International AG Saint-Gobain Corporation Workday NRG Energy Sanofi-Aventis NYSE Sap America, Inc. ONEOK, Inc. Schneider Electric OppenheimerFunds Scitor Corporation Oracle Corporation Sephora Peabody Energy Corporation ShoreTel, Inc. PepsiCo Solix, Inc. Pew Charitable Trusts Sony Pictures Entertainment 119 E. 8th STREET CHARLOTTE, NC 28202 P: 704.344.1111 WWW.THERELATIVES.ORG .
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