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Organization Name Abbott Laboratories Fund ACE INA Foundation Acrometal Companies Inc Organization Name Abbott Laboratories Fund ACE INA Foundation Acrometal Companies Inc. Adaptec, Inc. ADC Telecommunications ADP Foundation Advantis AES Corporation AGIA, Inc. Agribank, FCB Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. Alliance Capital Management Corp. Alliant Techsystems Inc. Allied Signal Inc. American Express Foundation American Express Company Ameritech Corporation Analysts International Corp.- Minneapolis Antioch Companies/Webway AON Foundation Archer-Daniels-Midland Company ARCO Aspect Global Giving AT&T Foundation ATC ATK Sporting Equipment Aventis Aventis Pharmaceuticals AXA Foundation Bakers Square Restaurants BankAmerica Corp. Banta Corporation Foundation Bea Foundation Bell Atlantic Corporation Bemis Company Foundation BFGoodrich Company Blandin Foundation Bloomingdale's Blount Foundation BMC Industries Inc. Borden Foundation BP Amoco Braun Intertec Corp. BTD Manufacturing, Inc. Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Co. Butler Manufacturing Company Candle Foundation, The Case Corporation Caterpillar Foundation Celestica Corporation CertainTeed Corp. Charles Schwab & Company Inc. ChartHouse International Chase Manhattan Corp. Chevron Corp. Chicago Title and Trust Company Foundation Chubb & Son Inc. Chubb Life Insurance Company of America CIGNA Foundation Citigroup Foundation Clariant Corporation CMS Hartzell Inc. CNA Surety Corp. Coca-Cola Company, The Colgate-Palmolive Co. Community First National Bank Compaq Computer Corporation Computer Associates International, Inc. Computer City Supercenters Computer Network Technology Corporation Corning Incorporated Foundation Deluxe Corporation Foundation Display Sales Dougherty Financial Group, LLC Dougherty Summit Securities, LLC Dow Corning Corporation Eaton Corporation Ecolab Foundation Efunds Elf Atochem North American Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Emerson Electric Co. Fair, Isaac and Company Inc. 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