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Foxcroft School Companies with Matching Gift Programs If you are employed by one of the organizations listed, your employer may match your donation to Foxcroft – doubling and sometimes tripling your gift! Simply contact your Human Resources (or Personnel) Department and ask for a matching gift authorization form. If possible, please enclose the form with your gift. (Please note that this list is not all-inclusive and policies at some companies may have changed.) A Abbott Laboratories ACE Foundation ADS Information Services A. E. Stanley Manufacturing Aetna Foundation Air Products and Chemicals Albany International Corporation Alcan Aluminum Corporation Alcoa Foundation Allendale Mutual Insurance Company Allied Signal Foundation Allstate Corporation American Express Foundation American General Corporation American International Group, Inc. American Standard, Inc. American Stock Exchange, Inc. Ameritech Corporation Amgen, Inc. Analog Devices, Inc. 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