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Double Your Contribution! Double your contribution! We invite you to join those donors who have stretched their dollars to help support Saint Paul’s Monastery. Many companies offer matching gift programs to encourage you to contribute. Most of these programs match contributions dollar for dollar, and some also provide a match for your volunteer hours. Turn your $100 donation into a $200 donation, or your 20 hours of volunteer time into a $100 donation with the help of your employer. If you do not see your company listed below, please inquire with your human resources department about your employer's matching gift policy and leverage your donation today. 3M Corporation 4charity Abbott Acadian Asset Management Access Group ACCO Brands Corporation ACE INA Acrometal Management Acxiom Adaptec ADC Adobe Systems ADP (Automatic Data Processing) Advanstar Communications Inc. Advanta AES Corporation Aetna AgriBank AIG (American International Group) Air Liquide Albemarle Corporation Albertsons Stores Alea North America Alliance Bernstein Alliance Capital Management Alliant Energy Allstate Altria AMC (American Multi-Cinema) AMD American Express Ameriprise Financial Amerisure Insurance Amgen Amica Amsted Industries Analog Devices Andrew Corporation AON Foundation Applera Applied Materials APS Aptargroup Aramark Arch Chemicals Archer Daniels Midland Argonaut Group Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Aspect Assurant AT&T ATK (Alliant Techsystems) Attachmate Corporation Autoliv AutoTrader.com Aventis AXA Foundation Baker Hughes Ball Corporation Bank of America Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Barclays Global Investors Barnes Group Foundation Baxter International BCD Travel BD (Becton Dickinson) Beckman Coulter Foundation BECU (Boeing Employees’ Credit Union) Benjamin Moore & Co. Best Buy Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Black & Decker Black Rock Blue Cross Blue Shield Bobcat Bon Ton Stores, The Bonneville International Boston Consulting Group, The Boston FinancialBoston Scientific–Maple Grove/Plymouth,MN (ONLY) BP Foundation Brinks Home Security Bristol-Myers Squibb Burlington Northern Santa Fe C.H. Robinson Foundation C.R. Bard Foundation CA (Computer Associates) Cadence Design Systems California Endowment Callaway Golf Company Calpine Foundation Canadian Pacific Railway Company Cape Bank Capital Group Capmark Captaris Cardinal Health Carmax Carnegie Foundation Cascade Natural Gas CDW Cengage Learning Cephalon, Inc. Charles Schwab Charles Stewart Mott CHEP Charitable Foundation Chevron Chicago Mercantile Exchange Chicago Trading Company Chicago Tribune Foundation Children’s Place, The Choice Hotels International ChoicePoint, Inc. Chubb & Son Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, The Cingular CIT Group CITGO Citizens Financial CNA Foundation CNA Surety Coach Colorcon Commonwealth Fund, The Community Foundation Silicon Valley (CF) ConAgra Foods Foundation Conestoga-Rovers Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Constellation Energy Converium Reinsurance Cooper Industries Corbis CornProducts International Cornerstone Advisors Costco Wholesale Countrywide Home Loans CSG Systems CTC (Chicago Trading Company) CTC Communications Cuna Mutual Group D.L. Ryan Companies Dannon David & Lucile Packard Foundation Davidson Companies DB (Dun & Bradstreet) Del Monte Foods Dell Delta Dental Delta Petroleum Corporation Denso Manufacturing Deutsche Bank Diageo Direct TV Dominion Foundation Driehaus Capital Management DST Systems Duke Energy Foundation Duke Realty Dunn & Bradstreet Corporation DuPont Agriculture & Nutrition E Funds East Bay Community Foundation Eastern Alliance Insurance Eastern Bank Eaton Vance eBay EF Institute for Cultural Exchange Electronic Arts Elsevier Science EMCCorporation Equifax Ericsson Expedia, Inc. ExxonMobil Fair Isaac Fairpoint Fannie Mae Foundation FBD Consulting Fidelity Investments Charitable Giving First Data First Tennessee Flora Family Foundation FM Global Follett Ford Foundation, The Fortune Brands Franklin Templeton Investments Freddie Mac Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold FutureBrands LLC Gannett Foundation Gap Foundation Gartner GATX Corporation GE Foundation (General Electric) Geico Gen Re (General Reinsurance Corp.) Genentech General Physics Corporation Genesco Genex Services Genworth Foundation Gillette Company GlaxoSmithKline (as of 06/01/2009) Glenmeade Trust Company, The GMAC RFC Goodrich Corporation Google Gorton’s Seafoods Grainger (W.W. Grainger) Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo Great-West GreenPoint Foundation Harcourt, Inc. Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Harris Family Foundation Henderson Global Investors Hewlett-Packard Highmark Home Depot Honda Houghton Mifflin Household International HSBC Hunter Douglas Hyperion IAC Foundation, The IBM Illinois Tool Works (ITW) ING InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) International Data Group Intuit Invest in Others Charitable Foundation iStar Financial ITG (Investment Technology Group) J Paul Getty Trust Jacobs Family Foundation Janus Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland Jim Beam Brands JK Group, Inc. John Deere Community Credit Union John Hancock Johnson & Johnson Jones Lang LaSalle Americas Jostens Foundation JP Morgan Chase Juniper Networks Kaplan Key Foundation Kibble & Prentice Kimberly-Clark Kirkland & Ellis Kraft Foods Kresge Foundation LA Times Lam Research Corporation Land America Law School Admission Council (LSAC) Lehman Brothers Leo Burnett Levi Strauss LexisNexis Lilly Endowment Inc. Liz Claiborne Logitech Lohman Company Lord, Abbett & Co. LLC Lubrizol Foundation Lyondell MacArthur Foundation Macy’s Managed Health Care Associates Mass Mutual Mastercard International Maurices Incorporated Maverick Capital Foundation May Department Stores MBIA Inc. McAfee McDonald’s Corporation McGraw-Hill Companies, The McMaster Carr Supply Co. Medco Health Solutions Mercedes-Benz USA Merck Partnership for Giving Meredith Corporation Merrill Lynch Microsoft Milgard Manufacturing Millipore Foundation Minneapolis Foundation Mobil Retiree Mondelez Monsanto Fund Moody’s Foundation Morgan Stanley Morrison & Foerster Foundation National Semiconductor National Starch & Chemical Nestle Newsweek NFL (National Football League) Nicor Gas Nike Nintendo of America Nissan Nokia Nordson Corporation Norfolk & Dedham Group NorthStar NRG Energy NSTAR Foundation Nuveen Investments NYSE Group Oppenheimer Funds Oracle Corporation PBG Foundation (Pepsi Bottling Group) Pegasus Solutions Pepsico Pew Charitable Trusts Pfizer Pharmacia-Pfizer Philip Morris USA Piper Jaffray Pitney Bowes Plum Creek Foundation Progressive Casualty Insurance Providian Financial Prudential Qualcomm Quest Diagnostics RadioShack Reader’s Digest RealNetworks Foundation Reebok ResCap Reuters America LLC RH Donnelley Robert Wood Johnson Roche Diagnostics Rockefeller Group Rogers Corporation Russell Ryan Companies US Saint-Gobain Corporation Sallie Mae SAP Schering-Plough Foundation Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation Scitor Corporation Sephora SIG (Susquehanna International Group) Simpson Manufacturing Sony Ericsson Southeastern Asset Management Spectra Energy Spansion SPX Corporation St. Paul Travelers Starbucks Sun Microsystems Symantec Symetra Synopsys T. Rowe Price Takeda TCF Foundation Tellabs Temple-Inland Tenet Healthcare Tennant Foundation Thomson Financial Thomson Reuters Thrivent Financial Tiffany & Co Time Inc. Topfer Family Foundation Toys R Us TransUnion Travelers Foundation Tribune Company(Tribune NY Foundation) TYCO UBS Unilever Union Bank of California United Way UnumProvident US Bancorp US Cellular USG Corporation Verizon Volkswagen W. K. Kellogg Foundation Wachovia Walmart Foundation (store by store basis) Washington Mutual Washington Post Waters Corporation Wellington Management Company, LLP Wellpoint Foundation Wells Fargo Western Asset Western Union Foundation William & Flora Hewlett Foundation, The Williams Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Xcel Energy XL Global Services Yahoo! Yum! Brands Zurich Foundation ZymoGenetics - A - A-TEK Abbott Laboratories Fund Acrometal Companies Inc. ADC Telecommunications ADP Foundation Advantis AES Corporation Agribank, FCB Aid Association for Lutherans Alco Standard Corp. Alliance Capital Management Corp Alliant Techsystems Inc. Allied Signal Inc. Ameriprise Financial Ameritech Corporation Analysts International Corp- Minneapolis Antioch Companies/Webway AON Foundation Archer-Daniels-Midland Company ARCO The Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Astra Merck Inc. AT & T Foundation ATC Avon Products Inc. - B - Bakers Square Restaurants BankAmerica Corp. Banta Corporation Foundation Bell Hlbert Associates Best Products Foundation BFGoodrich Company Bloomingdale's Blount Foundation BMC Industries Inc. Bonz on the River Borden Foundation BP America Inc. Braun Intertec Corp. Brunswick Corp. BTD Manufacturing, Inc. Bunge Corp. Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Co. Burroughs Wellcome Company Butler Manufacturing Company - C - Café Latte The Candle Foundation Caterpillar Foundation Certain Teed Corp. Champion International Corp. Charles Schwab & Company Inc. ChartHouse International Chase Manhattan Corp. Chemical Bank Cherne Contracting Corp. Chevron Corp. Chicago Title and Trust Company Foundation Children's Country Day School Chubb & Son Inc. Chubb Life Insurance Company of America CIGNA Foundation Citicorp/Citibank, N.A. CAN Insurance Cos. The Coca-Cola Company Colgate-Palmolive Co. Community first National Bank Computer associates International, Inc. Computer Network Technology Corporation Consolidated papers Foundation, Inc. The Continental Corp. Cooper Industries Inc. Corning Incorporated Foundation County Seat Stores Inc. CPC International
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