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Companies with Volunteer Grant Programs Companies with Volunteer Grant Programs In addition to our generous corporate sponsors, TIFF relies on the philanthropic support of the corporate community, who enable many of TIFF's programmes and initiatives. The below listed companies offer Volunteer Grant Programs to employees who have invested their time volunteering for local charities. Your employer may choose to reward your community involvement by making a corporate donation based on the time you’ve invested with us at TIFF! The list below is not exhaustive; contact your Human Resources department to see if your company offers a Volunteer Grant Program! A Group Allstate Foundation of Canada Clorox Company Adobe Systems Inc CN Canada Aetna Foundation ConocoPhillips Agilent Technologies Covidien Allstate Ally D AMD Foundation Dell American Express Dolby Ameriprise Financial Dominion Foundation Amgen Foundation Duke Energy Foundation Aviva Canada E B eBay Ball Enbridge Bank of Montreal Esso (Imperial Oil) Barclays ExxonMobil Foundation Bell BD F BHP Billiton Fannie Mae Boeing Freddie Mac Foundation BP Foundation G C Gap Foundation (Gap/Old Navy/Banana Republic) Campbell’s Soup Company Gartner Inc Canadien National GlaxoSmithKline Canadian Business for Social Responsibility GMCR Canada Capital Group Companies Goodrich Foundation Cardinal Health Group Google CarMax Foundation Charles Schwab H Chevron Corporation Canada Hershey Canada Inc Ch2M Hill Hospira Inc CIGNA Corporation Citizens Financial Group/The Royal Bank of Scotland I Prudential Imperial Tobacco Intel Q Intuit Qualcomm Inc J R John Hancock RealNetworks Inc Johnson and Johnson Royal Bank of Canada JP Morgan Chase and Company Juniper Networks S SAP America Inc K SC Johnson Kodak Canada Inc Schneider Electric KRAFT Foods Scotiabank Soros Fund L Starbucks Partner Match LBG Canada State Street Levi Strauss Suncor Energy Inc. Lilly SunLife Financial Liquidnet Lubrizol Foundation T TD Canada Trust M TE Connectivity MasterCard International Inc Telcordia McGraw-Hill Companies TELUS McKesson Foundation Texas Instruments Merck Thomson Reuters Microsoft Corporation Time Warner Inc Millipore Foundation TransCanada Morgan Stanley Motorola U UBS N United Technologies National Bank of Canada Verizon Foundation New York Life Nike Inc V VISA O Olympus Canada W Wells Fargo P PepsiCo Foundation X Pfizer Inc Xcel Energy Corporate Citizen Foundation Companies with Donation Matching Programs In addition to our major corporate sponsors, TIFF relies on the philanthropic support of the corporate community, who enable many of TIFF's programmes and initiatives. Through Corporate Matching Gifts, a donation can be made by an employer that matches the amount of an employee's personal donation to a charity of their choice. Through these kinds of programs, companies can help their employees make a larger, more impactful gift to TIFF. On the list? Make your donation today at tiff.net/donate and contact your Human Resources team about your company’s matching gift program. The list below is not exhaustive. Not on the list? Check with your Human Resources department for an existing Donation Matching Program or consider starting one today! # Allied-Signal Canada Inc. Atlas Specialty Steels 3M Canada Allied-Signal Foundation Aurion Capital Management Inc 3M Foundation Allstate Foundation of Canada Avon Products Foundation Inc Ambac Assurance Corp Axel Johnson Inc A Amdahl Canada Ltd Abbott Laboratories Ltd American Airlines B Accenture Charitable Foundation American Cyanamid Company B F Goodrich Canada Inc Accenture Inc American Express Canada Inc Bailey Foundation (The) ADC Telecommunications American Express Foundation Ball Canada Inc. ADP Canada American General Corp. Ball Corporation Advantage Group International, American Home Products Corp Bank of Montreal Inc. American International Group Inc Banker's Trust Foundation Addison Wesley Publishers Ltd. American Standard Inc. Barclays Global Investors Addison Wesley Publishing Co Ameritech Foundation Barnes Group Inc Adobe Systems Incorporated Amoco Canada Barrett Design Inc Aetna Canada Amoco Foundation Inc. Barton Gillette Company Aetna Foundation Inc Amsco Canada BASF Canada Inc Agrevo Canada Inc Anadarko Petroleum Corporation BASF Corporation AGT Analog Devices Inc Battle Mountain Gold AIM Funds Management Inc. Andarko Petroleum Corp. The Baxter Allegiance Foundation Air Liquide America Corp ARCO Foundation Baybanks Inc Air Products & Chemicals Inc Arkwright (Canada) Bayer Inc (Rubber Division) Air Products Canada Ltd Arkwright Foundation Inc Bayer Rubber Inc. Alberta Energy Company Ltd Arkwright Mutual Insurance Co BC Telecom Alberta Natural Gas Company Armstrong World Industries Inc BCE Inc Ltd. Arrow Electronics Inc BCT TELUS Communications Inc Albright & Wilson Americas Ltd Arthur Andersen & Co Foundation Beaver Lumber Company Ltd Alcan Aluminum Ltd. Asea Brown Boveri Inc Beavers Dental Products Limited Alcatel Canada Inc Aspect Global Bechtel Canada Inc. Alco Standard Corporation Asten Canada Inc Bechtel Foundation of Canada Alliance Data AT & T Foundation Becton Dickinson Foundation Bell Canada CGC Inc. Costco Wholesale Canada Ltd. Bell Northern Research Inc. (US) CGC Charitable Foundation Covington & Burling Beloit Corp. Champion International Corp. Credit Suisse Canada Benjamin Moore and Co. Ltd. Charities Aid Foundation America CSL Equity Investments Ltd. Best Foods Canada (1991) Inc Charles Stewart Mott Foundation CSL Group Inc BetzDearborn Foundation/The Chase Manhattan Bank NA CSX Corporation BHP Minerals International Inc. CHC Helicopter Corporation Cuna Mutual Insurance Group Bimcor Inc Chevron Canada Ltd. CYRO Canada Inc Biogen Inc Chevron Canada Resources Ltd Cytec Canada Inc. Black & Decker Canada Inc Chicago Tribune Black and Decker Chrysler Canada Ltd. D Blake Cassels & Graydon Chubb & Son Inc DaimlerChrysler Canada Inc Block Inc/H & R CHUBB Insurance Co. of Canada Dekalb Genetics Corporation Blount Foundation CIBA Corning Diagnostics Dell Inc. BMO Nesbitt Burns Corporation Deutsche Bank of Canada BOC Group/The CIBA-Geigy Canada Ltd Diageo Boeing Canada Technology Ltd. Circuit City Stores Inc Digital Equipment of Canada Ltd Boeing Company Cisco Systems DLJ Foundation Bonneville International Citibank Dole Food Company Inc Borden Foundation Inc Citigroup Donner Canadian Foundation Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Clarica Life Insurance Co Dow Chemical Canada Inc Bowater Inc Claridge Investments Limited Dow Chemical Company BP Canada Energy Company Cleveland-Cliffs Foundation Foundation/The Brenda Mines Ltd Clopay Corporation Dow Corning Canada Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Clorox Company Dow Jones & Company Inc Inc Clorox Company Foundation Dresser Foundation Inc Brunswick Foundation Coca-Cola Company Dresser-Rand Company Brunswick Mining and Smelting Coleman Charitable Trust Inc DSF Group Ltd Corp. Combustion Engineering Canada Duke Power Company Foundation Bunting Warburg Inc Inc. Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Comerica Inc Dundee Bancorp Inc. C Commercial Intertech Dynamic Mutual Funds Cadence Design Systems Corporation Campbell Soup Company Ltd Commonwealth Insurance E CanUtilities Holdings Ltd. Company Eaton Corporation Canada Steamship Lines Compaq Computer Corporation eBay Canadian Hunter Exploration Ltd Computer Associates Canada Ecodyne Limited Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd. EIMCO Process Equipment Ltd. Computer Associates Electronic Arts Canada Canadian Tire Corporation International Inc Elizabethtown Water Company Limited Comstream Canada Inc. Emerson Electric Company CanWest Global Communications Conoco Canada Limited Emico Process Equipment Corp. Consolidated Rail Corporation EnCana Corporation Carrier Canada Limited Consumer Programs Inc Entrust Technologies Ltd Carrier Corporation Continental Corp./The Equilon Enterprises LLC Carter-Wallace Inc Continental Corporation Equitable Companies Inc CCL Industries Inc. Foundation Equiva Services LLC Celanese Canada Inc Coopers & Lybrand Foundation Equiva Trading Company Celestica International Inc Corby Distilleries Ltd. Ethyl Canada Inc Cenovus Corning Incorporated Foundation Ethyl Corporation ExxonMobil Resources Ltd Goldman, Sachs and Company Imax Corporation Goldome Foundation IMC Global Operations Inc F Grace Foundation Inc IMO Industries Inc Factory Mutual Global Foundation Grace W.R. and Co. Inco Limited Factual Mutual Engineering Griffin Canada Inc Industrial Risk Insurers Falconbridge Limited Grumman Corporation InfoSpace Fannie Mae Guarantee Company of North ING Direct Federal-Mogul Corporation America Ingersoll-Dresser Pump Canada Fidelity Foundation Gulf Canada Resources Limited Inc. Fiduciary Trust Company Ingersoll-Rand Canada Inc Fisher Scientific Ltd. H Ingersoll-Rand Inc FM Global H&R Block Inc. International Paper FMC Corporation Hampton & Harper Inc Investors Group Follett Corporation Harper Collins Publishers Inc ISK Biosciences Corporation Ford Foundation Harris Foundation Itek Optical Systems Ford Motor Company Harris Trust & Savings Bank ITT Corporation Ford Motor Company Fund The Henry Luce Foundation ITT Flygt Ford Motor Company of Canada Hercules Canada Inc ITT Hartford Insurance Group Ltd Hercules Inc Foundation Four Seasons Hotels Inc. Hershey Canada Inc FPL Group Inc Hershey Foods Corporation Fund J Frank Russell Company Hewitt Associates J M Huber Corporation Fraser Inc. Hewitt Associates of Canada J P Morgan & Co Inc Freddie Mac Foundation Hewlett Packard James Maclaren Industries Inc. Fredrick W Cook & Company Inc Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Ltd James River Corporation Freedom Forum
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