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Employee Gift Matching Programs Matching Made Easy Many companies offer matching incentives for employee giving. To get your donation matched by your employer, speak with your HR, Payroll or Corporate Giving Departments and ask about their donation matching program. Many companies will ask you to complete a matching gift form which you will then need to submit to VBC with your gift. After that we’ll take care of the rest. Following your company’s procedures may not ensure a matching gift, but it will increase the likelihood of success. Gift matching is an easy way to double the impact of your donation and the benefits you receive for giving. Are You On the List? Below is a list of companies who match donations to registered not‐for‐profit charities like the Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs. Take a look to see if your company is on the list: 3M Canada Inc. Ambac Assurance Corp. 3M Foundation Amdahl Canada Ltd. American Airlines A American Express Canada Inc. Ameritech Foundation Abbott Laboratories Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd. Abitibi-Consolidated Inc. Amsco Canada Accenture Inc. Anadarko Petroleum Corporation ADC Telecommunications Analog Devices Inc. Addison Wesley Publishing Co. Anderson Exploration Ltd. Adobe Systems Incorporated Apple Aetna Foundation Inc. Arkwright Mutual Insurance Co. Aetna Life Insurance Company of Canada Armstrong World Industries Inc. Agrevo Canada Inc. Arrow Electronics Inc. Agrium Inc. Arthur Andersen & Co. Foundation AGT Asea Brown Boveri Inc. Air Liquide America Corp. Aspect Global Air Products Canada Ltd. Asten Canada Inc. Alberta Energy Company Ltd. Astral Communications Inc. Alberta Power Ltd. AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Albright & Wilson Americas Ltd. AT&T Canada Alcan Aluminum Limited ATB Financial Alcatel Canada Inc. Atco Alco Standard Corporation Atlas Specialty Steels Alliance Atlantis Communications Inc. Aurion Capital Management Inc. Alliance Forest Products Inc. Avon Products Foundation Inc. Alliance Pipeline Axel Johnson Inc. Allied Domecq Spirits & Wine Allstate Insurance Company of Canada Altalink These companies have programs to promote charitable giving and will match a portion of donations made by employees. If you work at one of these companies, ask your supervisor or HR rep how you can make your dollars go further by taking part in one of these programs. Employee Gift Matching Programs B C B F Goodrich Canada Inc. Cadbury Beverages Canada Inc. Baker Hughes Cadence Design Systems Ball Packaging Products Canada, Inc. Calfrac Well Servicess Bank of Montreal Campbell Soup Company Ltd. Barclays Global Investors Canadian Accident Group Ltd. Barnes Group Inc. Canadian Hunter Exploration Ltd. Barrett Design Inc. Canadian Marconi Company Barton Gillette Company Canadian National Railway Company BASF Canada Inc. Canadian Natural Resources Battle Mountain Gold Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd. Baybanks Inc. Canadian Oil Sands Bayer Inc. Canadian Pacific Railway BCE Inc. Canadian Railway (CN) Beamscope Canada Inc. Canadian Tire Corporation Beaver Lumber Company Ltd. Canadian Ultramar Ltd. Beavers Dental Products Ltd. Canadian Utilities Becton Dickinson Foundation Canadian Western Bank Bell Canada Canadian Western Natural Gas Company Limited Benjamin Moore and Co. CanUtilities Holdings Ltd. Best Foods Canada Inc. Cargill Limited BFC Construction Corporation Carrier Canada Limited Bimcor Inc. Carrier Corporation Biogen Inc. Carter-Wallace Inc. Black & Decker Canada Inc. Caterpillar Inc Blake Cassels & Graydon Celanese Canada Inc. BM Canada Ltd. Celestica International Inc. BMO Financial Group Cenovus Energy BMO Harris Bank CGC Inc. BMO Nesbitt Burns Champion Road Machinery Limited BMW Canada Inc. Charities Aid Foundation America Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Boeing Company Chase Manhattan Corporation Bonar Inc. Chrysler Canada Limited Bonneville International Chrysler Canada Ltd. Bonterra Energy CHUBB Insurance Co. of Canada Borden Ladner Gervais LLP CIBA Corning Diagnostics Corporation Boreal Insurance Inc. CIBA-Geigy Canada Ltd. Bowater Inc. Circuit City Stores Inc. BOWEN Workforce Solutions Cisco Systems BP Canada Energy Company Citibank Brakelely John Price Jones Citigroup Brenda Mines Ltd. Clarica Life Insurance Co. Bri-Chem Claridge Investments Limited Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Clopay Corporation British Columbia Buildings Corp. Clorox Company Budd Canada Inc. Clorox Company Foundation Bunting Warburg Inc. Coca-Cola Company Coleman Charitable Trust Inc. These companies have programs to promote charitable giving and will match a portion of donations made by employees. If you work at one of these companies, ask your supervisor or HR rep how you can make your dollars go further by taking part in one of these programs. Employee Gift Matching Programs Comcheq Services Ltd. E Commercial Intertech Corporation Compaq Canada Inc. Eaton Corporation Computer Associates International Inc. eBay Congoleum Corporation Ecodyne Limited Connacher Oil and Gas Economical Mutual Insurance Company Conoco Canada Limited EIMCO Process Equipment Consolidated Rail Corporation Eli Lilly Canada Inc. Consumer Programs Inc. Elizabethtown Water Company Continental Corporation Foundation Ellisdon Corp Co-op Atlantic Marketing Communications Emerson Electric Company Coopers & Lybrand Foundation Empire Life Corby Distilleries Ltd. Empire Life Insurance Company Corning Incorporated Foundation Enbridge Corporate Foods Limited Encana Cosmair Canada Inc. Enerflex Systems Ltd. Covington & Burling Entrust Technologies Ltd. Credit Suisse Canada Epcor Utilities Crestbrook Forest Industries Ltd. Equilon Enterprises LLC Crown Life Insurance Company Equitable Companies Inc. CSL Group Inc. Equiva Services LLC CSX Corporation Equiva Trading Company Cuna Mutual Insurance Group Ethyl Canada Inc. CYRO Canada Extendicare Inc. ExxonMobil Resources Ltd. D F Daimler Chrysler Canada Inc Deeley Harley-Davidson Canada Factory Mutual Global Foundation Dekalb Genetics Corporation Falconbridge Limited Dell Inc. Falconbridge-Kidd Creek Division Delta Hotels Ltd. Farm Credit Corporation Deutsche Bank of Canada Federal-Mogul Corporation Diageo Fednav Ltd. Digital Equipment of Canada Ltd. Fidelity Foundation DLJ Foundation Fidelity Investments Dole Food Company Inc. Fiduciary Trust Company Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company Finning Ltd. Domtar Inc. Fishery Products International Ltd. Donner Canadian Foundation Fluor Canada Dow Chemical Canada Inc. Fluor Daniel Canada Inc. Dow Corning Canada FM Global Dow Jones & Company Inc. FMC Corporation Dresser Foundation Inc Follett Corporation Dresser-Rand Company Ford Electronics Manufacturing Corp. DSF Group Ltd Ford Foundation Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Ford Motor Company of Canada DuPont Canada Inc. Four Seasons Hotels Inc. FPL Group Inc. Frank Russell Company These companies have programs to promote charitable giving and will match a portion of donations made by employees. If you work at one of these companies, ask your supervisor or HR rep how you can make your dollars go further by taking part in one of these programs. Employee Gift Matching Programs Fredrick W Cook & Company Inc Harris Trust & Savings Bank Freedom Forum Hartford Steam and Boiler Inspection Fuji Bank Ltd Harvest Operations Fulcrum Technologies Inc. Hercules Canada Inc. Funderburke & Associates Hershey Canada Inc. Future Shop Ltd. Hewitt Associates Hewlett Packard (Canada) Ltd. G Higher Education Publications Inc. Hoechst Canada (1996) Gannett Co., Inc. Home Depot Gannett Foundation Honeywell Ltd Gap Canada Houghton Mifflin Co. Gary-Williams Company HSBC Gaz Metropolitain and Company, Hughes Electronics Limited Partnership Hughes Network Systems Inc. GE Foundation Husky Energy General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada Hyal Pharmaceutical Corp. General Electric Canada Inc. Hyundai Auto Canada Inc. General Mills Canada Inc. General Mills Canada, Inc. I General Reinsurance Corporation Gentra Inc. I T P Nelson Gilbey Canada Inc. IBM Canada Inc. Gillette Canada Inc. IBM Canada Limited Gilman Paper Company ICI Canada Inc. Glaxo Wellcome Foundation IES Industries Inc. Glaxo Wellcome Inc. IKON Office Solutions Glen Falls Cement Co. Imax Corp. Glenmede Corporation IMO Industries Inc. Glentel Inc. Imperial Metals Corp. Globe and Mail Imperial Oil Limited Goldfarb Corp. Inco Limited Goldman Sachs & Co. Industrial Risk Insurers Goldome Foundation InfoSpace Grace Foundation Inc. Ingersoll-Rand Canada Inc. Great Little Box Co. Ltd. Inter Pipeline Fund Great-West Life Assurance Company International Paper Green Shield Canada Investors Group Inc. Griffin Canada Inc. ISK Biosciences Corporation Grumman Corporation Itek Optical Systems Guarantee Company of North America ITT Corporation Guardian Insurance Company of Canada ITT Flygt Gulf Canada Resources Limited ITT Hartford Insurance Group Foundation Ivest Corporation H J H&R Block H.J. Heinz Company of Canada Ltd. J K L Hampton & Harper Inc. J M Huber Corporation Harper Collins Publishers Inc. J P Morgan & Co. Harris Foundation These companies have programs to promote charitable giving and will match a portion of donations made by employees. If you work at one of these companies, ask your supervisor or HR rep how you can make your dollars go further by taking part in one of these programs. Employee Gift Matching Programs James River Corporation MacMillan Bloedel Limited Janssen-Ortho Inc. Madison Mutual Insurance Co. John A Hartford Foundation Inc. Magellan Aerospace Corporation John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. Management Compensation Group/Dulworth
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