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Double Your Dollars Matching Gift Donors 2013-2014 DOUBLE YOUR DOLLARS CORPORATE MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS BOLD = Greater than 1 to 1 match on all or part of donation 3M Corporation – Volunteer Program Amica Mutual Insurance Company BAF Basic American Foods, Inc. Brakeley Briscoe, Inc. AMSTED Industries Incorporated Baker Hughes, Inc. Brinks Company -A- Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Baltimore Life Insurance Company Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Bank of America Corporation Brookfield Asset Management Inc. A&B Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. Analog Devices, Inc. Bank of the West Brookfield Properties Corporation A.W.G. Dewar, Inc. Anchor Brewing Co. Bank-Fund Staff Brookmeade Inc. AARP Anchor Capital Advisors, LLC Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. Brown Foundation, Inc., The AB Alliance Bernstein Holding L.P. Anchor QEA, LLC Banner Life Insurance Company Brown-Forman Corporation Aboda, Inc. Andersons, Inc. Barclays Capital, Inc. BTMU Capital Corp. Acadian Asset Management Andrews McMeel Universal Barclays Wealth Americas Buckeye Partners Access Group, Inc. Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. Barrett Technology, Inc. Bucyrus International Inc. ACCESS Systems Americas, Inc. Annett Holdings, Inc./TMC Barriere Construction Co., LLC Bullitt Foundation Ace Charitable Foundation Transportation Bath Iron Works Bunge North America, Inc. Acuity Brands, Inc. AOL Inc. Baupost Group Business & Legal Reports, Inc. Acxiom Corporation Apache Corporation Baxter International, Inc. Business Wire Ada County Assoc. of Realtors Apex Foundation BCD Travel ByMe4u ADA-ES, Inc. APL Limited BD Becton Dickinson and Company Adelante Capital Mgt, LLC Apple Beam Global Spirits & Wine, Inc. -C- ADM Archer-Daniels Midland Applied Materials Beckman Coulter, Inc. Adobe Systems, Inc. AptarGroup Charitable Foundation Bemis Company, Inc. C. R. Bard, Inc. AEC Annie E. Casey Foundation ArcelorMittal Beneficial Financial Group C.V. Starr & Co., Inc. Aera Energy LLC Arch Chemicals Inc. Benjamin Moore & Company CA, Inc. (Computer Associates) AES Corporation Arete Associates Berkadia Commercial Mortgage LLC CB Fleet Co., Inc. Aetna, Inc. Argo Group US Berkley Mid-Atlantic Group Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation AgriBank, FCB Arkansas Best Corporation Berkshire Property Advisors LLC Cadence Design Systems, Inc. AIG American International Group, Arkwright Foundation Berwind Group California Healthcare Foundation Inc. Armstrong World Industries, Inc. – BG Americas & Global LNG California Wellness Foundation Air Liquide USA LLC Educational Only BGI Barclay’s Global Investors Callaway Golf Company AJG Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Art Technology Group, Inc. BGInc Barnes Group, Inc. Capital Group Companies, The Akzo Nobel Inc. Aspect Software, Inc. BHP Billiton Capital One Services, Inc. Alaska Air Group, Inc. Assent LLC Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Cardinal Health, Inc. Albemarle Foundation Assurant Employee Benefits Birkenstock USA, LP Carl M. Freeman Foundation Alexander Haas Assurant Health Bison Gear and Engineering Corp. Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Assurant, Inc. BlackRock, Inc. Foundation Allegro Micro Systems, Inc. ATAPCO Blount, Inc. Carlyle Group Alliance Data ATC American Transmission Company Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont CarMax Auto Superstore, Inc. Alliance One International, Inc. LLC Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana Carnegie Corporation of New York Alliant Energy Corporation Athens Group Inc. (Louisiana 501c3’s only) Foundation Ally (formerly known as GMAC ATK Alliant Techsystems Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska Catalina Marketing Corporation Financial Services) ATMI Blue Shield of California (California CBIC Contractors Bonding Insurance Alterra Capital Group Ltd. Attachmate non-profits ONLY) Company Altria Group, Inc. Auto Club Inter-Insurance Exchange BlueLinx Holdings CBRE CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc. Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Autodesk, Inc. BMIC Builders Mutual Insurance CCI Carlson Companies, Inc. Ambac Financial Group, Inc. Autonomy Corporation USA Company CDW Corporation AMD Advanced Micro Devices AutoZone, Inc. BNSF Burlington Northern Santa Fe CEA Consumer Electronics Association American Academy of Dermatology Aviagen Group Railway Celestica Inc. American Century Investments Aviva USA BNY Bank of New York Company Cengage Learning American Express Company Avon Products, Inc. Mellon Corporation CER Management, LLC American Honda Motor Co., Inc. AXA Financial Boeing Company Cause-Related Certified CIO American Refining Group, Inc. AXIS Capital Holdings Limited Walk/Run/Bike Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. American Safety Insurance Boeing Company Monetary Donations Charles Stewart Mott Foundation American Tower Corporation -B- BOH Brothers Construction Co., L.L.C. CHEP Ameriprise Financial, Inc. (for Bon Ton Department Stores Chevron Corporation Employees and Employee Babson Capital Management LLC Bonneville International Corporation Chevron Phillips Chemical Company Advisors (P1)) Badger Meter, Inc. Booth-Bricker Fund (Trustees Only) Chicago Tribune Amerisure Mutual Insurance Co. BAE Systems Brady Corporation Chiesi Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Amgen, Inc. BAE Systems, E&IS, Network Systems Brainerd Foundation Chiquita Brands International 2013-2014 Double Your Dollars Revised 7/03/13: atc –Page 1 of 4 Choice Hotels International, Inc. Dollar Bank Fluke Networks, Inc. Hewitt Associates LLC Christie’s Auction House Dominion Resources, Inc. FM Global HickoryTech Corporation Ciena Corporation Doris Duke Charitable Foundation FMC Corporation Hillman Company Cimarex Energy Company Dorsey & Whitney LLP FMC Technologies, Inc. Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc. Citgo Petroleum Corporation Dow AgroSciences LLC FMCG Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Hoffman-La Roche Inc. Citizens Financial Group, Inc. (RBS Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Gold Home Depot Americas) Dr. Allen Moorhead Jr. Follett Corporation Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Cliffs Natural Resources Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Ford Foundation Houghton Chemical Corporation Citrix Systems, Inc. Dresser-Rand Group, Inc. Foss Maritime Company Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Company Clopay Corporation DST Systems, Inc. Freddie Mac Foundation HOVO Hollingsworth & Vose Clowes Fund, Inc. Duke Energy Corporation Frederic W. Cook & Company, Inc. Company CME Chicago Mercantile Exchange Duke Realty Fredrickson Enterprises Inc. Howard S. Wright Constructors Holdings, Inc. Freudenberg Nonwovens/Spunweb HP Hewlett Packard U.S. Employee CPMT Climax Portable Machine Tools, -E- Product Giving Program Inc. -G- Hubbell, Inc. Coach, Inc. E.A. Sween Company Humana, Inc. Coca-Cola Company, The E.W. Scripps Company Gannett Co., Inc. Humanity United Coca-Cola Refreshments EA Electronic Arts, Inc. Gap Money for Time/Field Team Grant Hunter Douglas, Inc. Coinstar, Inc. East Kentucky Power Cooperative Gap, Inc. Huron Healthcare Colgate-Palmolive Company Eastern Bank Gartner Group, Inc. Colorado Health Foundation (Colorado Eastern Insurance Holdings, Inc. Gary-Williams Energy Corporation only) eBay GE General Electric Foundation -I- Columbia Sportswear Company ECG Management Consultants, Inc. GEICO Corporation Commonwealth Fund, Inc. Ecolab, Inc. GenCorp IBC Interstate Brands Corporation Communications Systems, Inc. Economist Group Genentech, Inc. IBM International Business Machines Community Bank Edison International General Mills Corporation Corporation Conestoga-Rovers & Associates EducationQuest Foundation, Inc. General Physics Corporation (HQ) IDT Corporation Congoleum Corporation Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, Inc. General Reinsurance Corporation (HQ) IFF International Flavors and ConocoPhillips EF Education Gensler (HQ) Fragrances, Inc. Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Eileen Fisher, Inc. Genworth Financial, Inc. IHG Intercontinental Hotels Group Conrail Consolidated Rail Corporation El Paso Corporation Gerber Foundation (Retirees of Gerber IKON Office Solutions, Inc. Cooper Tire & Rubber Company El Pomar Foundation (Colorado Only) Products) Imation Corp. Corn Products International, Inc. Eli Lilly and Company Getty Images, Inc. ImmixGroup, Inc. Cornerstone Research, Inc. Elsevier Foundation GG+A Grenzebach Glier & Associates IMS Health Inc. Corning Incorporated Embrace Home Loans GGC Georgia Gulf Corporation Infospace, Inc. Costco Wholesale Corp.Exec.Match Emigrant Savings Bank Gilbane Building Company ING Covidien Endo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Givaudan Fragrances Corporation Ingersoll-Rand Company, Ltd Cox Kids Foundation (San Diego Only) Energen Glenmede Corporation Ingram Micro, Inc. Cranston Print Works Company Energizer Holdings, Inc. Global Forest Partners Inscape Publishing Cripple Creek and Victor Gold Mining EnPro Industries Global Payments, Inc. Insperity Company Ensign-Bickford Industries, Inc. Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Institutional Investor CrossComm National, LLC Entegris, Inc. Goodrich Corporation Instron Corporation CSG Systems International, Inc. Entergy Services, Inc. Google, Inc. Integrity Applications Corporation Cummings Properties, LLC Enterprise Products Partners Grainger Intel Corporation Customers Bank EOG Resources, Inc. Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. Intellicure, Inc. Cymer, Inc. EQT Corporation Graver Technologies Intermec Technologies Corporation Equifax, Inc. (HQ) Grayson Homes (UNOVA) -D- Ericsson, Inc. Green Diamond Resource Company Intermountain Gas Company Erie Indemnity Insurance Green Hasson & Janks LLP Intuit, Inc. Daiichi-Sankyo, Inc. Essex Electric, Inc. Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. Invensys for Foxboro Dana Corporation Esurance GSK GlaxoSmithKline ION Geophysical Corp.
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