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Companies Operating a Matching Gift Scheme 3i Dixons Group 3i Deutschland GmbH Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Abbey National plc EMI Group plc ABN Amro Bank Energis Accenture Ericsson Telecom AB Alfred Dunhill Ltd Ernst & Young Alliance & Leicester plc Exxon Mobil Alliance Capital Ltd Fidelity Brokerage Services American Express Fidelity Investments Amoco Foundation, Inc First Bus Andersen Firstgroup plc Anglian Water Ford Motor Company Argos plc Gap ARM Holdings plc GlaxoSmithKline plc ASDA Group plc Goldman Sachs AT Kearney Goldman Sachs International BAA plc Guardian Royal Exchange plc Bank of America Halifax plc Bank of England HSBC Midland plc Bank of Scotland IBM Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi IDEO Bankers Trust Industrial Bank of Japan Barclays Bank plc Innogy Plc Barclays Capital Invensys Barclays Group J P Morgan & Co Inc Bell Atlantic Network Services Kingfisher plc BG Group KPMG BOC Group plc Lehman Brothers Boeing Commercial Airplanes Littlewoods Organisation Boston Consulting Group Lloyds TSB BP Marks & Spencer plc BP Amoco PLC McKinsey & Co BP Chemicals Ltd Mercury Asset Management BP Exploration and Operating Co Ltd Merrill Lynch Mercury BP Oil International Ltd Microsoft Corporation Inc Bradford and Bingley plc Midland Bank Bristol-Myers Squibb Midlands Electricity plc British American Tobacco (BAT) Misubishi Research Institute British Telecommunications plc Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Cable & Wireless Morgan Stanley Dean Witter C & A Stores National Freight Company PLC Camelot Group plc National Power plc Cap Gemini National Westminster Bank plc Capital International Research NFC Centrica plc Northern Electric plc Chase Manhattan Norwich Union plc Citibank Group Pearson Citigroup Philip Morris Coutts Bank Philips Singapore Credit Suisse First Boston Phoenix Home Life Mutual Insurance Co De La Rue PricewaterhouseCoopers Deloitte Consulting Proctor & Gamble Deutsche Bank Reuters Deutsche Bank AG London Robert Fleming & Co Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Group plc Rolls Royce DHL Royal and Sun Alliance DHL International (UK) Ltd Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc Diageo Schroders plc Scottish and Southern Energy plc Seaboard Shell Siemens Medical Sigma Securities SIT Investment Associates Foundation Sky Broadcasting Southern Electric SmithKline Beecham Stagecoach Holdings plc Standard & Poor’s Sun Life of Canada Swiss Bank Corp Tesco plc Texaco Thames Water The Economist Group The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation The Lloyds TSB Foundation for England and Wales UBS Warburg United Airlines United News and Media Vodafone Warner Music International William M Mercer Yorkshire Water .

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