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Andy Corporation Alaska Airlines Annual Reviews Alco Standard Foundation Aon Foundation Alex Brown & Sons, Inc. APL Limited Foundation Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. Apple, Inc. Allendale Mutual Insurance Co. Applera Corporation Alliance Data Applied Materials Alliance Bernstein Capital Mgmt Arch Insurance Corporation ARCO Foundation Alliant Techsystems Argo Group US Allianz Global Risks – US Arkwright Foundation, Inc. Armco Foundation Bayshore Global Management, LLC Art.Com Inc. BEA Systems Foundation Arthur J Gallagher Foundation BearingPoint Charitable Foundation Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Beatrice Foods Co. Aspect Becton Dickinson & Company Aspect Global Giving Program Bell Atlantic Foundation Assurant Foundation Bell-Carter Foods, Inc. AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP Berkeley Systems, Inc. AT&T Foundation Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP Atlantic Richfield Birkenstock Footprint Sandals, Inc. Atlassian Software Systems, inc. Bite Communications Corporation ATMI Matching Gifts Program BitMover, Inc. atron Char. Trust BlackRock, Inc. Autodesk Foundation Employee Blauvelt Demarest Foundation, Inc. Engagement Fund Blue Shield of California Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Boeing Company Avaya Communication Boston Consulting Group, Inc. Avaya Communications Boston Scientific Aventis Pharmaceuticals BP AXA Foundation BP America Ayco Charitable Foundation BP Foundation BAE Systems Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Baker & McKenzie LLP Brobeck Charitable Foundation Bancroft-Whitney Brocade Communications Systems Inc Bank of America Charitable Foundation Brody Foundation Bank of New York Mellon Brondell Bank of the West BTW Consultants, Inc. Barclays Global Investors Business Wire Barnes Group Foundation, Inc. Butler Manufacturing Company Baxter International Foundation C.M. Capital Corporation . CA Technologies Chuck E. Cheese Cadence Design Systems, Inc. Ciena Corporation California Endowment CIGNA Foundation California HealthCare Foundation Cingular Wireless California Wellness Foundation Circuit City Foundation Calpak Cisco Systems Foundation Calpine Foundation Citibank/Citicorp Capital Group Citigroup Foundation Capital Group Companies Charitable Citrix Systems, Inc. Fndn Clariant Corporation Capital One Clif Bar & Company Capricorn Investment Group LLC ClimateWorks Foundation Cardinal Health CNA Foundation Care2.com, Inc. Coca-Cola Carillon Point Account Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc. Carnegie Foundation Cohen Financial Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching Colgate-Palmolive Company Carolyn Foundation College Futures Foundation Carter-Hawley Hale Stores Companion Group Caterpillar Foundation Compaq Caterpiller Foundation Compaq Computer Corporation CBS Television Compton Foundation Inc Cengage Learning Compton Foundation, Inc. Champion International Corporation Computer Associates Inter.Inc. Charles Schwab Computer Associates International, Inc. Chevron Humankind Program Conestoga-Rovers & Associates ChoicePoint, Inc. Congregation Emanu-el Chronicle Books LLC ConocoPhillips Chubb & Son Consolidated Natural Gas Co. Fndn. Contel Corporation . Continental Can Company, Inc. Dey, L. P. Continental Ins. Co. Di Giorgio Foundation Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Diageo North America Foundation Corcoran Construction Consulting, Inc. Digital Realty Trust, LP Cornerstone Advisors, Inc. Disney Company Foundation Corning Glass Foundation Doctors Management Company Corning Incorporated Foundation Dodge & Cox Costco Corporate Match Dolby Match Program Covidien Dolphin Corporation CPC International Dow AgroSciences LLC Crane Professional Services Dow Chemical Cray Research Dow Corning Corporation Cray Research Foundation DPIC Companies, Inc Crum & Forster DPIC Companies, Inc. Crump Insurance Services, Inc. Driscoll Strawberry Associates, Inc CSAA Insurance Group Dropbox CTB MacMillan McGraw-Hill DST Systems, Inc. Cultural Homestay International Dun & Bradstreet Foundation Cupertino Electric Inc. Duty Free Shoppers Group Ltd. Danforth Foundation E & J Gallo Winery David & Lucile Packard Foundation E*Trade Financial Corporation David and Lucile Packard F E. S. L. Inc. Decimus Corporation Eaton Corporation Del Monte Foods eBay Foundation Dell Employee Giving Campaign Ecolab, Inc. Deloitte & Touche eFunds Matching Gift Delphix Electronic Arts Deluxe Check Printers Electronic Arts OutrEAch Deluxe Corporation Foundation Eli Lilly & Company Foundation, Inc. Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Elsevier Foundation . Embarq First Data Corporation EMD Serono, Inc. First Interstate Bank Emerson Network Power Fleet Laboratories Emhart Corporation FleetBoston Financial Foundation Engineering & Manuf. Fluor Corporation ENGPAC FM Global Foundation Epocrates, Inc. Follett Corporation Equilar, Inc. 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Genentech Guinness UDV North America Genentech Employee Giving Program Gulf and Western Foundation General Electric Foundation Gulf Oil Corporation General Mills Foundation H.M. Gousca Company General Re Corporation Haas Jr Matching Gifts Fund Genstar Corporation Hales & Company Inc. Genworth Foundation Hambrecht & Quist Group Georgia-Pacific Corporation Hanson Bridgett Law Offices Gerson Bakar Foundation Harcourt Education Gigamon Inc Harder + Company Community Research Gillette Company Harris Bank Ginger Labs, Inc. Harvey M. Rose Associates, LLC GlaxoSmithKlein HB Capital Resources, Ltd. GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Hefferman Insurance GMAC Commercial Mortage Corp. Heidrick & Struggles Foundation Goldman Fund Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Goldman Sachs & Company Hewlett Packard Enterprise Goodrich Company Home Depot Google Inc. Home Depot Foundation Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Honeywell Foundation Graham Holdings Hopkins & Carley Grainger Inc. Hospira Employee Giving Campaign Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. Houghton Mifflin Company Greater Bay Bancorp Foundation HP Inc Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Company HSBC Matching Gift Program GreenPoint Foundation Hulu, LLC GTE Foundation Humanity United Guidant Corporation Hyperion Guidant Foundation, Inc. Hyperion Solutions . I N G Foundation JK Group Trustees IAC Foundation, Inc. JLL Community Connections IBJ Foundation, Inc. John Hancock Matching Gifts Pr IBM Corporation John Hancock Mutual Life Ikon Office Solutions Foundati John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co. IKON Office Solutions Foundation John S. & James L. Knight Foundation Illinois Tool Works Foundation John Wiley & Sons, Inc. ime Warner Johnson & Higgins imes Mirror Foundation Johnson & Johnson Impact Assets Johnson and Johnson Integrated Circuit Systems, Inc. Johnson Controls Foundation Intel Corporation Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. Internal Drive DBA ID Tech Camps JPMorgan Chase & Co. 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