Amazon and Amazon Customers*

General Electric Foundation
and GE Employees

Yahoo.com and Yahoo! Visitors

American Express

• American Express has donated $1,000,000 to the tsunami relief efforts, is conducting a world wide employee matching gift campaign for the International Response Fund, and is waiving credit card transaction fees for donations to the American Red Cross through June 1.
• In addition, American Express recently renewed their membership in the Annual Disaster Giving Program with a $2 million multi-year commitment

Best Buy and the Best Buy
Children's Foundation

The Boeing Company and
Boeing Employees Community Fund

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

• BMS Foundation has been an ADGP member since 1998 and renewed their membership for another 5 years in 2003.  In addition to their ADGP membership, Bristol-Myers Squibb donated $1,000,000 to the 2005 tsunami relief efforts.

Carnival Cruise Lines

Cisco Systems Foundation
and their Employees*

Citigroup Foundation

The Coca-Cola Company

CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trusts

• "We are deeply appreciative to all of the donors who participated in the CVS match for tsunami aid in South Asia ," said Eileen Howard Dunn, Vice President of the CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust.  CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust has donated $1,000,000 to the American Red Cross in support of the tsunami relief efforts, with a $500,000 matching gift for individual donations.  In addition, CVS/pharmacy recently gave over $50,000 worth of in-kind donations to support the victims of the devastating 2004 hurricanes. 
• In response to the tsunami and 2004 hurricane season disasters, CVS/pharmacy promoted the Red Cross's International Response and Disaster Relief Funds with donated prescription bag advertising space.  These calls to action have reached millions of CVS/pharmacy's customers, strengthening the Red Cross's fundraising efforts for both international and domestic relief.
• CVS/pharmacy giving programs are widespread. They reach infants and the elderly. They help students and mothers, children and grandparents. They engage people from all walks of life in almost every community we serve. Our programs are developed and carefully focused in order to reflect the diversity of the communities in which our stores are located. By reinvesting in the areas we serve, CVS has become an active participant in helping people live better lives through enhanced healthcare services, improved approaches to education, and healthier communities in which to live.

Deloitte & Touche USA LLP

• In recognition of our role in the global community, Deloitte & Touche USA LLP contributed $1 million to the American Red Cross for the tsunami relief effort.

DisneyHand, Worldwide Outreach for the Walt Disney Company

• Through DisneyHand, The Walt Disney Company has made a donation of $1 million to support American Red Cross relief efforts in tsunami ravaged countries. In addition to the corporate donation, Disney employees have been encouraged to contribute through the Red Cross.
• Following the destruction of hurricane season 2004, DisneyHand donated $50,000 to the Red Cross to support domestic hurricane relief efforts. And, with the help of DisneyHand, Disney Cruise Line donated $25,000 to American Red Cross hurricane response in the Bahamas and Cayman Islands. Walt Disney World's "Salute to Central Florida Hurricane Heroes" also provided complimentary five-day theme park passes to Red Cross hurricane volunteers in Central Florida.
• In summer 2004, DisneyHand donated 150,000 plush Mickey Mouse toys to the American Red Cross for distribution to children and families affected by disasters large and small across the country each day.

Dow Chemical Company

• Dow is responding to the disaster with a pledge of $5 million in aid, which includes a $1 million monetary contribution to the American Red Cross International Response Fund, which is dedicated to providing immediate, vital help to the victims in need, up to $1 million in matching individual contributions from Dow's more than 40,000 employees and 70,000 retirees around the world, and an additional $3 million in the form of vital products, technology and funds to assist in the longer-term reconstruction efforts. Dow will work with governments, agencies and other interested parties in the affected areas to determine how best to provide support.

Eastman Kodak Company

• To reinforce their efforts, Eastman Kodak Company announced on January 7, 2005 contributions of approximately $1.5 million in cash, services, and materials.

Eli Lilly and Company

Exxon Mobil Corporation

General Motors

• On December 30, 2004 , GM Chairman and CEO Rick Wagoner stated, “All of us are stunned by the magnitude of this unprecedented natural disaster, and we mourn the loss of life and the devastation it has brought to so many people.  General Motors wants to assist in the global relief efforts to provide food, water, medicine and other resources to the disaster victims as quickly as possible." 
• The GM Foundation donated $1 million to the International Response Fund of the American Red Cross and established a matching fund, which will match, dollar-for-dollar, employee contributions to three organizations, including the American Red Cross, up to $1 million. 
• In addition, GM has donated vehicles to assist in movement of medical equipment and supplies in areas where needed.  GM locations around the world continue to conduct employee collections of cash, clothing, shoes, books, etc. to assist in recovery and rebuilding efforts in the affected areas.  GM and its employees have a long tradition of responding to emergencies in communities where they live and work, throughout the world.

HCA

• Following the catastrophic events that swept through Southeast Asia in December, HCA Chairman and CEO Jack Bovender, Jr. released the following statement: “The devastating impact of this natural disaster is almost beyond our comprehension. Our mission of commitment to the care and improvement of human life transcends the company and even international borders in this situation. HCA is fortunate to have the ability to help those in need during crises such as this."
• HCA has contributed a total of $1 million to the American Red Cross to support the tsunami relief efforts.
• Additionally, employees of HCA affiliates have made personal contributions totaling over $250,000 which the company will match dollar for dollar and donate to Habitat for Humanity International’s Global Village Team and Asia Tsunami Response Fund. HCA supports American Red Cross and all other organizations that are striving to meet the most critical needs of individuals, families and communities.

John Deere Foundation

• The John Deere Foundation is concerned for the health and welfare of citizens around the world. Because of our long-standing relationship with the American Red Cross, we have great faith and trust that our contribution will be wisely used in an effective outreach to victims who are being helped by the Red Cross International Federation in its efforts to provide relief to those affected by the Tsunami disaster.

The Kroger Co. *

Merck & Co., Inc.

• In response to the devastating tsunami Merck is making a contribution of $3 million to the American Red Cross, the U.S. Fund for UNICEF and several local agencies in support of their work in the massive relief effort. In addition, Merck also donated more than $7.4 million in needed medicines.
• Merck also has activated its Disaster Relief Matching Funds Program, through which Merck employees worldwide may make cash contributions to three major agencies working to assist countries affected by the tsunamis.

MetlLife Foundation

Merrill Lynch

Marsh & McLennan Companies

Morgan Stanley

Music for Relief and Linkin Park

• In response to the Tsunami tragedy in Southeast Asia and Africa in late December 2004 the music group Linkin Park donated $100,000 to the Red Cross International Response Fund for Tsunami Relief. To help raise additional money for the Red Cross International Response Fund, and as a call to action for their fans and other musicians,  Linkin Park  also established Music For Relief.  
• This charitable non-profit organization hopes to offer coordination of current and future disaster relief  support by the music community.   Since the launch of musicforrelief.org in late December, Music For Relief has raised well over $1,500,000 and has received enormous publicity on television, radio and online.

Network for Good*

Oneida Indian Nation

• The Oneida Indian Nation has donated $1 million to the American Red Cross during the NBC Universal Tsunami relief benefit on Saturday, January 15th.“When a natural disaster unprecedented in history occurs, the entire Family of Man feels the pain and must be part of the healing process,” said Ray Halbritter, Nation Representative and CEO.“The Oneida People have been blessed by the Creator with a measure of prosperity and are proud to stand with so many others when asked to contribute to so worthy a cause.”
• The Oneida Indian Nation's sovereign presence in Central New York and ability to operate businesses and administer governmental services creates huge positive economic benefits for this region and throughout New York State. The Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Resort and Casino offers world-class golf, gaming, dining, entertainment and accommodations. Since opening in 1993, Turning Stone has become one of the top five tourist destinations in New York State, attracting more than four million visitors a year.

PACCAR Inc

The Pew Charitable Trusts

• A supporter of the American Red Cross since 1948, The Pew Charitable Trusts serves the public interest by providing information, policy solutions and support for civic life. Based in Philadelphia, with an office in Washington , D.C. , the Trusts makes investments to provide organizations and citizens with fact-based research and practical solutions for challenging issues.
• In 2003, with approximately $4.1 billion in dedicated assets, the Trusts committed more than $143 million to 151 nonprofit organizations.The Trusts, an independent nonprofit, is the sole beneficiary of seven individual charitable funds established between 1948 and 1979 by two sons and two daughters of Sun Oil Company founder Joseph N. Pew and his wife, Mary Anderson Pew.

Pfizer

PricewaterhouseCoopers

QUALCOMM

• Since 9/11 Qualcomm has given generously to the American Red Cross, including a $1 million gift in response to the Tsunami relief efforts.

Safeway*

• Safeway is proud to be an Official Donation Site partner of the American Red Cross. Through the generous contribution of their customers and employees, Safeway has donated $1.3 million to the Red Cross tsunami relief efforts.

Sandra Bullock

State Farm®

• With a relationship dating back to after World War II, State Farm – through corporate contributions, agent and employee matching gift programs, and agents and employees who donate their time as volunteers and give blood – is a long-term, premier partner to the American Red Cross.
• As a member of the Annual Disaster Giving Program, State Farm contributes $2 million over a four-year period to help provide a stable base of funding for response to thousands of disasters each year.

Target Corporation

• For over a decade, Target has been a committed partner in the disaster relief efforts of the American Red Cross, speeding the recovery of affected communities through generous corporate gifts, in-kind donations, and membership in the Annual Disaster Giving Program.

UBS AG

• UBS AG is one of the world’s leading financial firms. It is one of the world’s leading wealth management businesses, a global investment banking and securities firm, a leading asset manger, and the market leader in Swiss retail and commercial banking. The company’s first priority is its clients’ success.
• As an integrated firm, UBS creates added value for clients by drawing on the combined resources and expertise of all its businesses. As an organization, UBS combines financial strength with a global culture that embraces change.
• UBS has made responsible corporate conduct an important part of its culture, identity, and business practices. The company, and its employees have supported chapter and national Red Cross initiatives for many years.

Verizon Foundation

Viacom

• Viacom gave $1,000,000 to the 2005 tsunami relief efforts; this is just one of the ways Viacom has shown their partnership and support to the American Red Cross over the years.

Wal-Mart/SAM'S CLUB Foundation

• Wal-Mart Foundation and stores have been consistent supporters of the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund since 1991. Through the Wal-Mart Foundation, Wal-Mart and Sam's Club have made a donation of $2 million to support American Red Cross relief efforts in tsunami ravaged countries. In addition to the corporate donation, Wal-Mart customers have been encouraged to contribute to the Red Cross at all Wal-Mart locations nationwide.

7-Eleven, Inc.

• During the 2004 hurricane season, 7-Eleven was quick to respond to the needs of the Red Cross by implementing a customer donation program in their participating stores nationwide.  The donation program ran from August 16 th through September 30th and raised $33,490.43.
• In late December 2004, 7-Eleven once again showed their support and commitment to the Red Cross after the Tsunami disaster in Southeast Asia and Africa.  7-Eleven gave a corporate donation of $500,000 and ran another nationwide customer donation program through January 31, 2005.  The results of this donation program are yet to be determined.

ARAMARK Charitable Fund

Avaya

BAE Systems

Chevron Texaco

Credit Suisse First Boston

• Credit Suisse First Boston has partnered with the American Red Cross for many years through annual support to our disaster relief fund. Credit Suisse First Boston made a very generous donation of $500,000 to the 2005 tsunami relief efforts to the American Red Cross.

CompuCredit

Evergreen International Aviation, Inc.

• Based in McMinnville, Oregon, Evergreen International Aviation, Inc. is a privately held family of five diverse aviation companies. Evergreen International Aviation is supporting the American Red Cross international response efforts through the donated use of a Boeing 747-200 freighter aircraft to the American Red Cross international response. The aircraft will transport relief supplies procured by the American Red Cross to the nation of Sri Lanka on January 18, 2005.

The Home Depot

MasterCard International

MBNA Foundation

MCI, Inc.

Northwestern Mutual Foundation

Stavros S. Niarchos Foundation

Steelcase Foundation

Thomson Corporation

• Thomson has supported the American Red Cross, Stamord Chapter since 1992 and was very active during 9/11. In addition, during major disasters, Thomson encourages their employees to donate and they match dollar for dollar (1 for 1). This gift is a result of their matching gift program.

Unilever

3M Company

ACE Group

Alcoa Foundation

America Online, Inc.

American Honda Motor Company, Inc.

American Psychological Association

American Standard Companies

Anheuser-Busch Companies

AT&T

Battelle Memorial Institute

Bank of America

Baxter International, Inc.
Baxter International Employees

The Baxter International Foundation

Bearing Point Charitable Foundation*

Bechtel Foundation

Becton Dickinson

Blockbuster

Boston Scientific

Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.

C & S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.

Calyon Financial PTE LTD

Capital One

Caremark Rx, Inc.

Chlorine Chemistry Council & Euro Chlor

The Clorox Company and The Clorox Company Foundation

Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cares

ConAgra Foods

D&B

Dana Corporation

Electronic Arts, Inc. and their Employees*

FedEx

Ford Motor Company Fund

Freddie Mac

General Mills Foundation

Genworth Financial

Harris Teeter*

Hospira

HSBC-North America

The Humana Foundation

Ingersoll-Rand

Intuit Foundation and Intuit Employees

JM Family Enterprises,Southeast Toyota Distributors LLC, and Toyota Companies

Johnson & Johnson

Juniper Networks Foundation Fund

L.L.Bean

Lincoln Financial Group Foundation

Luitpold Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

McDermott Will & Emery
Charitable Foundation

Merck Partnership for Giving

Mitsui & Co. (U.S.A.), Inc. & Its Employees

M&T Charitable Foundation

Office Depot

Oldcastle Materials, Inc.

The PMI Foundation

The Pepsi Bottling Group Foundation
and PBG Employees*

Pokémon USA Inc. 

Pokerstars.com and its players

Potash Corp.

Quad Graphics

Quest Diagnostics, Inc.

Rite Aid Corporation*

Rockwell Automation

Ross Stores, Inc.

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Shell Oil Company

State Street Corporation

Time Warner

Wachovia

Wegmans*

Wilbur-Ellis Company

Xerox Corporation

Delta Air Lines

• Delta is encouraging mileage donations to the American Red Cross for both tsunami related travel as well as for Delta's ongoing support of the American Red Cross's domestic disaster response through their SkyWish Program. Click here for program details.

NBC-Universal Telethon
Tsunami Aid: A Concert of Hope

• Thousands of generous Americans pledged an estimated $22.9 million in donations during the “Tsunami Aid: A Concert of Hope,” hosted by NBC-Universal on Saturday, Jan. 15 for the American Red Cross International Response Fund for the tsunami victims.
• The American Red Cross wishes to thank: NBC-Universal; the musical performers and celebrities who participated; executive producers Dave Broome of 25/7 Productions, Tony Eaton and Larry Kline of Tall Pony Productions; SBC Communications for making the broadcast commercial-free; Capital One for donating the time and services of their phone agents to handle calls; and Yahoo, GetActive, Convio and Kintera for partnering with the Red Cross to handle online donation processing.

Northwest Airlines

• Northwest is encouraging mileage and monetary donations to the American Red Cross and is offering 500 bonus frequent flyer miles to Northwest WorldPerks® members who donate $50 or more to the American Red Cross. Click here for program details .

United Airlines

• United is proud to support the American Red Cross with a special donation of Mileage Plus (R) miles. In addition to their ongoing Charity Miles partnership to support American Red Cross domestic disaster response, United has also offered to help fulfill supply and shipping needs as determined in the region, and facilitated their customers' donations of cash by awarding 500 bonus miles to eligible United Mileage Plus members who donate $50 or more to the American Red Cross International Response Fund.

Vignette Corporation

• The American Red Cross uses Vignette content management solutions to efficiently manage thousands of web pages and provide a massive scale online platform to support donation spikes, such as those in the aftermath of the recent tsunami.
• Vignette donated time and products to help the American Red Cross successfully support increased traffic on its web sites during January's “Tsunami Aid: Concert of Hope”, which aired on NBC.
• Vignette created an employee matching fund that doubled employee contribution to the American Red Cross and other relief agencies.

Visa

• Visa is waiving fees for donations to the International Response Fund for an unknown time period.

Customer Donation Programs

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