| 3 Day Blinds |
$10,000 to American Red Cross |
| 3M Company |
$1 million through Project Hope and includes bandages, wound dressings, sterile drapes, splints and medical tape. The company also plans a monetary donation in the form of a company match of employee gifts to the Red Cross and CARE. |
| Aaron's, Inc. |
Donated two solar-powered electric systems, valued at $100,000, in support of Haiti relief efforts through ACORP, Aaron's Community Outreach Program. The solar-powered systems, designed by Sundance Solar Designs, LLC, will provide enough power to sustain two medical centers and 34 treatment tents. |
| Abbott |
$5 million; Grant funding and donations of critical pharmaceutical and nutritional products. $100,000 of the $1,000,000 will be distributed to American Red cross, Partners in Health, and Catholic medical mission Board |
| ADM |
700 tons of rice to Friends of the World Food Program. ADM is also matching donations made by its employees to the American Red Cross International Response Fund. |
| Advent Software |
$25,000 to Partners in Health; employee-donation matching program for Partners in Health, matched 1:1 up to $12,500 |
| AECOM |
1:1 employee match to International Red Cross, Oxfam International, and UNICEF. The company match will not be capped. |
| Aeropostale, Inc. |
Match the first 100,000 pairs of jeans donated; All jeans donated will be delivered to the victims of the Haiti earthquake. |
| Aetna |
$160,000 in Haitian relief contributions; matching employee donations dollar for dollar; activated 47 Volunteer Councils to engage with relief agencies to respond to this disaster by collecting goods and funds. |
| Airamid Health Management |
$10,000 to American Red Cross |
| Air Products |
$25,000 to the American Red Cross for the Haiti Relief & Development Fund |
| AK Steel |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders; matching employee donations |
| Alcatel-Lucent |
$250,000 to the relief efforts |
| Alcoa |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Alcon Laboratories |
$1 million worth of eye drops and eye-related antibiotics and ointments; in partnership with Project Hope, AmericCares, Direct Relief International and Heart to Heart |
| AllianceBernstein Holding L.P. |
$50,000 donation to the American Red Cross, and a $450,000 dollar-for-dollar special matching gift program for employees who donate to select U.S.-based charities providing relief to the people of Haiti. This is in addition to a $50,000 donation previously submitted by the AllianceBernstein Foundation. |
| The Allstate Foundation |
$100,000: $50,000 to the American Red Cross, $50,000 in employee matching |
| Altria Group Inc. |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross; ongoing employee matching gifts program that will match 1:1 up to $30,000 per employee |
| American Express |
$250,000 directed to the American Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders, International Rescue Committee and the United Nations' Friends of the World Food program; matching employee donations; offering rebate on the merchant discount rate for charitable contributions made on the American Express Card directly to any of the NGos listed on the USAID website in support of Haiti relief - effective retroactively from Jan. 12-Feb. 28, 2010 |
| Amerijet International |
On 1/15/10 opened its facilities in Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Houston, adn New York to collect rice, dried beans, tents, and money -- all donations will be transported to Haiti by air |
| Amgen Inc. |
$2 million to American Red Cross, International Medical Corps, Direct Relief International, UNICEF; 1:1 employee matching |
| AMR (American Airlines and American Eagle parent company) |
Offering bonus reward miles for donations to the American Red Cross; delivering aid supplies to Port-au-Prince |
| Amway |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross and SOS Children's Village |
| Anheuser-Busch |
Donating 1 million cans of water; matching donations made by North American employees and its network of U.S. wholesalers to the American and Canadian Red Cross organizations, totaling up to $300,000. |
| Arcadian Health |
Has made a contribution to the Haiti relief efforts through the organization Project Medishare. |
| ArcelorMittal |
$100,000 to Doctors Without Borders |
| ARINC Incorporated |
$18,676 to Red Cross and Save the Children |
| Ashland, Inc. |
$25,000 to the Red Cross; matching dollar-for-dollar employee donations up to an additional $25,000 |
| Aspen Dental Management, Inc. |
Launched "An Hour for Haiti," a voluntary program that gives Aspen Dental employees the option of donating the equivalent of one hour's pay to the American Red Cross for Haiti relief and development. Aspen Dental will match employee donations with a dollar-for-dollar contribution of up to $75,000. |
| Astoria Federal Savings |
$25,000; employee-donation matching up to $50,000 to benefit the American Red Cross, International Medical Corps or Americares |
| AstraZeneca |
$162,500 to the British Red Cross Emergency Appeal |
| Astro-Med, Inc. - Grass Technologies |
Donated a portable EEG system (electroencephalograph) to the Port-au-Prince Epilepsy Clinic in Haiti. |
| AT&T |
$50,000 donation goes to Telecoms Sans Frontieres, and text donations go to Red Cross; Coordinating the donation of 7,000 wireless phones to a Haitian wireless carrier; Providing smartphones and service to Concern Worldwide, an international humanitarian organization, which is on the ground in Haiti helping with relief efforts |
| Avon Product, Inc. |
$1 million: $500,000 to the American Red Cross International Disaster Relief Response and $500,000 for Doctors Without Borders; Avon North America expects to raise an additional $1 million by donating 50¢ from the purchase of every full-size Skin So Soft product (excluding deodorant) ordered through March 14, 2010; Avon customers also will be able to make donations when completing their product orders on Avon.com; employee matching gifts program will match donations 2:1 up to $500 and 1:1 up to $15,000 per employee; Avon locations are collecting donations of clothing, bedding, and towels to be delivered to Haiti |
| Bacardi limited |
$50,000 to Pan American Development Foundation (PADF) |
| Bank of Montreal |
$243,000 |
| Bank of America |
$1 million; 50% of which directed to the American Red Cross; waive fees on credit card donations for Haiti relief efforts and the "foreign transaction" fees on debit and credit cards to charities support relief efforts in Haiti |
| Barclays Ghana |
Donated $799,000 to Red Cross and UNICEF |
| Baxter |
$1 million; $350,000 to support both immediate, acute-care and longer-term needs; support for the American Red Cross International Diesaster Relief Fund and CARE. |
| Bayer USA Foundation |
Providing medicines worth approx. $130,000; also will double the amount donated by its employees up to a level of approx. $144,000 |
| Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) |
$5.55 million; BD has increased the supply of its products available for donation in support of Haiti earthquake relief efforts from the $500,000 announced on January 15 to $5 million in market value of critical medical supplies. This additional commitment will help BD's nonprofit partner organizations use and provide BD products they have specifically requested to address the healthcare disaster and ongoing needs in Haiti. |
| Bertelsmann AG |
Donated $163,319 to Plan International |
| Best Buy |
$200,000 to International Federation of the Red Cross and to Mercy Corps; employees in Puerto Rico are organizing with the San Juan Municipality to send food and other items |
| BJ's Wholesale Club |
BJ's Charitable Foundation, the charitable arm of BJ's Wholesale Club, donated $100,000 to support the Haiti relief efforts through Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières |
| Blue Shield of California |
Contributed more than $170,000 to the Haiti relief effort so far. Blue Shield is providing matching gifts up to $100,000 for donations made by Blue Shield employees to the American Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders USA, Inc. between January 12, 2010 and February 28, 2010. |
| BMO Financial |
$250,000 to the American Red Cross |
| BNY Mellon |
$100,000 to the International Red Cross; matching employee donations worldwide 1:1 up to $200,000 for various organizations. |
| Bob Barker Company |
Matching employee contributions dollar for dollar to the Haitian Relief effort along with donating enough wash cloths, combs, soap, toothbrush and toothpaste from their product line to fill 15,000 Relief Kits |
| Bongrain Cheese USA |
Donated $20,000 to Doctors Without Borders |
| BoozAllenHamilton |
$457,498; matching all employee donations dollar for dollar |
| Boyne Resorts |
Boyne Resorts, which includes the Mountain and Highlands, recently donated over $30,000 to American Red Cross and Canadian Red Cross efforts in Haiti. On Saturday, Jan. 16, Boyne donated $1 from every lift ticket sold at every operation across North America which includes, in addition to Michigan, resorts in Maine, New Hampshire, Utah, Montana, Washington, and BC in Canada. |
| BP Foundation |
Will match employee donations worldwide 1:1 |
| Bridgestone Americas Inc. |
Donated $75,000 |
| Bristol-Myers Squibb |
$200,000; employee-donation matching of 2:1 |
| Broadview Networks |
$5,000, plus facilitating employee donations through payroll deductions |
| Brown & Toland |
$10,000 to Partners in Health |
| Burger King |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross |
| CA |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross; employee-donation match of up to $150,000 for various organizations |
| Campbell Soup Co. |
$200,000 |
| Canadian Springs |
40,000 bottles of water have been donated through Belinda Stronach Foundation |
| The Canon Group |
$220,000 to the American Red Cross |
| CareFusion |
$3.1 million in product donations including 100 CareFusion ventilators and 200 infusion pumps to aid in the ongoing humanitarian efforts in Haiti. Additionally, the company has purchased and will donate 100,000 bottles of silver dihydrogen citrate, a water purification product that can purify and make drinkable up to 20 million gallons of water |
| Cargill |
$50,000 to CARE and the World Food Programme |
| Carnival Corporations |
$5 million to UNICEF, the University of Miami's Project Medishare, American Red Cross, and Save the Children |
| Caterpillar |
$200,000 to the International Red Cross and Red Crescent relief efforts; also will match 1:1 employee, retiree, and dealer donations up to $100,000 |
| CEMEX |
$750,000 in company contributions to help support emergency relief efforts in Haiti, with donations from more than 2,500 employees in 29 countries. Additionally, CEMEX has undertaken local support activities and provided humanitarian assistance; matching every donation received two-for-one; CEMEX Mexico sent a little over 60 tons of food, water and other supplies |
| CH2M HILL |
$197,000; 1:1 employee match program, proceeds to be donated to the Red Cross |
| Chevron Corporation/The Chevron Global Fund |
$1.2 million contribution to Haiti disaster relief through the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), the Pan American Development Foundation (PADF) and the American Red Cross (ARC.); employees on the U.S. payroll can have their personal contributions to eligible Haiti disaster relief organizations matched dollar for dollar up to $5,000. |
| Chiquita Brands International Inc. |
up to $200,000, involving an employee match of 1:1 |
| Chobani Greek Yogurt |
$30,000 to the Red Cross, $10,000 to Doctors Without Borders, and $10,000 to UNICEF |
| Chubb Corporation |
$500,000; $125,000 to Doctors Without Borders, $125,000 Share Our Strength, $250,000 in employee match |
| CIGNA |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross, plus an additional match of employee donations to the Red Cross up to $50,000 |
| Cisco Foundation |
$250,000 to the American Red Cross, plus employee-donation match of up to $1 million |
| Citigroup |
Sent a team and medical equipment, humanitarian supplies and satellite phones; Citi also committed $2 million to the relief and reconstruction effort, which includes contributions to the American Red Cross, FINCA, FONKOZE and SOGESOL. |
| Coca-Cola |
$1 million to the American Red Cross |
| Cogeco Cable |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Comcast |
$1 million |
| ConAgra |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| ConocoPhillips |
$1 million to the American Red Cross |
| ConvaTec |
$400,000 worth of medical supplies being funneled to Haiti through the Red Cross |
| Coty Inc. |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross & $50,000 to Save the Children |
| Crawford & Co. |
$10,000 to Doctors Without Borders |
| Credit Agricole |
$1.45 million (1 million euros) |
| Credit Suisse |
$1 million divided between the American and Swiss Red Cross societies; employee-donation matching worldwide of 2:1 to benefit Red Cross societies |
| CRH and Oldcastle |
Matching employee donations |
| Crocs |
Donating thousands of pairs of shoes |
| Crowe Horwath LLP |
$50,000 to American Red Cross and UNICEF |
| Crystal Springs and Ice River Springs Water Co. Inc. |
Donated one million .5 liter PET bottles of water |
| CSRwire |
Waived all fees for all news releases relating to aid in rescue and recovery efforts |
Cumberland Pharmaceuticals Inc. |
Donated 15,000 vials of Caldolor® (ibuprofen) Injection, an intravenous form of ibuprofen, to Haitian relief effort. |
Cummins |
Donated five 600-kilowatt Cummins generators |
Daimler |
Donated the mobile basic health care unit (mobile hospital) of the German Red Cross; these units are designed to provide preventive and curative health care for 30,000 people. |
Darden |
$100,000 to Red Cross |
DCH Auto Group |
Undisclosed donation to Doctors Without Borders |
| Deere & Co. |
$250,000 to International Federation of the Red Cross |
| Delhaize America Inc. |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Dell |
$500,000 to International Federation of the Red Cross and Unicef. Company also matching employee gifts up to $250,000 |
| Desjardins |
$292,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Deutsche Bank AG |
Donating $4.9 million, the sum it earned equity trades, to AmeriCares, Doctors Without Borders, Oxfam America, and Partners in Health. They are also matching employees' contributions |
| DHL |
Deployed Disaster Response Team to manage logistics for inbound freight at the airport, including transfer and distribution of incoming relief goods |
| Diageo plc |
45,000 lbs of food and emergency supplies |
| Diamonds International |
$50,000 to UNICEF |
| DCI Cheese Company |
$45,000 to American Red Cross |
| Digicel |
$5 million to various NGOs leading relief efforts |
| Discover Financial Services |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross; matching donations of Cashback program customers up to $1 million; employee-donation matching of 1:1 |
| Doubletree Hotels |
$50,000 donation on behalf of its Teaching Kids to CARE community outreach program to Friends of the World Food Program (Friends of WFP) |
| The Dow Chemical Company |
$500,000 to the American Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund; employee-donation matching up to $250,000 (combined) to benefit the World Food Programme and CARE |
| DuPont |
$100,00 for the American Red Cross Haiti Relief & Development Fund |
| E. On U.S. LLC (Louisville Gas & Electric and Kentucky Utilities Co. parent company) |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross, Salvation Army, and United Way |
| Eaton Corporations |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross International Disaster Relief Fund; employee-donation matching to benefit the United Way Worldwide Disaster Relief Fund |
| Ebay Foundation |
$100,000 to the Haiti rescue relief efforts, split between three organizations working in the region: American Red Cross, Save the Children and Oxfam.
The eBay Foundation has implemented a special gift-matching program for global employees who make a charitable contribution to the American Red Cross, Oxfam or Save the Children (or a local affiliate) for relief efforts in Haiti. PayPal (81 million active accounts) is waiving the payment processing fees for donations to Save the Children for the next 30 days and has implemented onsite placements – including on the PayPal homepage – where people can click to donate. On ebay.com people can buy, sell and/or donate items via a dedicated landing page, with proceeds going to Save the Children, The American Red Cross, and other nonprofits involved in the Haiti relief
effort. |
| Ecolab Inc. |
$1 million of cleaning and sanitation products to help meet needs in Haiti, including hand sanitizers and surface sanitizers to Project Hope and World Emergency Relief; global matching gift program, through which it will match all Ecolab associate contributions to the Red Cross up to $1,000 per associate up to a total of $35,000 |
| Eli Lilly and Company |
$250,000; 50% pledged for immediate relief and 50% pledged for long-term recovery; NGO recipients to be announced |
| EMCOR Group |
$25,000 will be made to the American Red Cross; up to an additional $25,000 will be donated as part of a match program, whereby EMCOR will double match employee contributions made to the American Red Cross
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| EnCana |
Offering 2:1 match of employee donations; many relief agencies are eligible but EnCana suggests World Vision and the U.S. Fund for UNICEF |
| Entergy |
Matching employee donations to the American Red Cross for the haitian earthquake relief up to $50,000. The company has seeded the fund with an initial $10,000 donation. |
| Eventide Natural Spring Water |
Eventide Natural Spring Water shipped almost $10,000 worth of bottled water to Haiti. Eventide partnered with First Choice Transport, a Fort Worth-based trucking company, to deliver the 25 pallets of water to the Delta terminal in Dallas. Delta Air Lines is managing the logistics and shipping the water from DFW Airport to Miami, where it will be taken by sea to Haiti. |
| Excelon Corporation |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross International Response Fund and the U.S. Fund for UNICEF; employee-donation matching of up to $250,000 to benefit the same two organizations |
| Express Scripts, Inc. |
Donated more then $97,000 to the Red Cross for its emergency relief and recovery efforts |
| Exxon Mobil |
$100,000 to American Red Cross |
| Fairmount Minerals |
$10,000 to Save the Children and $5,000 to the Red Cross; matching employee donations 1:1 (up to $1,000 per employee). |
| FBL Financial Group, Inc. |
$10,000 to Clinton Bush Haiti Fund |
| FedEx |
Donating more than $1.8 million in cash and in-kind transportation, moving more than 850,000 pounds of critical supplies for charitable organizations responding to the crisis in Haiti |
| Fifth Third Bancorp |
$100,000 to American Red Cross |
| Fiji Water |
Donated 136,000 liters of bottled water |
| First Data Corporation |
$400,000; half of the donation will aid in immediate relief and ongoing recovery efforts and half will be contributed toward future rebuilding efforts. Also matching employee donations 2-for-1 to U.S. Fund for UNICEF. As of January 31, 2010, employee giving has reached $150,000. First Data is also waiving credit card processing fees for the U.S. Fund for UNICEF during the period of January 14 through February 28, which is expected to be approximately $100,000. |
| First Energy Foundation |
Matching employee donations to the American Red Cross International Response Fund |
| Foresters |
$50,000 to Doctors Without Borders |
| FPL Group Foundation |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund |
| Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold inc. |
$500,000 to the relief efforts in Haiti through the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund; matching funds to any employee contributions up to an additional $250,000; assisting in the rescue efforts, sent a team to Haiti that is now operating in Port-au-Prince utilizing four specialized devices designed to detect the heartbeats of living humans buried beneath rubble or underground. |
| General Electric Company |
$4.1 million; committed a total of $2.5 million to support relief efforts to Haiti, with immediate cash disbursements from GE Foundation of $1million to American Red Cross and $500,000 for UNICEF |
| General Mills Foundation |
$250,000: $100,000 to the American Red Cross International Relief Fund and $150,000 to CARE; 1:1 employee matching up to $50,000 |
| GenNX360 |
$25,000 to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief and Development Fund |
| Gerdau |
$241,000 in steel plates coverded by zinc, used to construct roofs; the amount is enough to cover nearly 1 thousand residences. |
| Gildan Activewear Inc. |
In addition to making a corporate donation of $50,000 to the Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Emergency Fund, to which its employees have also contributed $30,000, Gildan has focused its aid efforts primarily towards direct assistance to its own employees and those of its contractors, as well as to providing financial assistance to its contractors in the process of relocating and restarting their operations.
The main direct initiatives which have been undertaken by the Company so far are:
- The formation of the Gildan Haiti Relief and Reconstruction Fund, to which the Company has initially donated in excess of $150,000 and its employees have donated approximately $25,000
- Setting up a staging operation in the Dominican Republic to facilitate the provision of temporary shelter, medicine, baby food and diapers
- Provision of over 10,000 boxes of food which feed a family of four for up to five days
- Meetings with all Gildan employees individually to assess their medical, psychological and physical needs for support
- Sponsorship of benefit concerts and donation of T-shirts for fundraising events
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| GlaxoSmithKline |
Donated cash and medicine worth $1.8 million, mostly oral and topical antibiotics; further commitments will be made as local infrastructure is repaired |
| GM Foundation |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| GoDaddy.com |
$500,000 |
| Goldman Sachs |
$1 million |
| Goodrich |
$35,000 to American Red Cross; matching employee donations |
| Google |
$1 million to UNICEF and CARE |
| Goya Foods, Inc. |
300,000 pounds of food items |
| Green Mountain Coffee Roasters |
$25,000 to Save the Children; matching employee donations |
| Grupo Pão de Açúcar |
$1 million |
| Hanes Brands |
$25,000 |
| Hanesbrands, Inc. |
Donating 2,000 tents ($250,000) to employees of its contract sewing operations in Haiti as part of the company's efforts to help feed, cloth, shelter, and employ thousands of earthquake victims. |
| Hanger Orthopedic Group |
The company is donating $250,000 for Haitian medical relief, including $25,000 in cash and $225,000 in orthopedic devices such as neck braces, fracture boots, wrist splints and limb immobilizers. |
Harleysville Insurance |
Harleysville Insurance and its employees have combined to donate more than $50,000 toward the ongoing efforts to assist those impacted by the earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12. Harleysville is pledging $10,000 to the ever-expanding relief efforts. As an additional way to increase contributions and to show its support for the recovery efforts, the company also is matching every dollar employees donate to charitable organizations that benefit the situation in Haiti. So far, employees have made individual donations totaling more than $13,000 to a variety of non-profit organizations. They've also contributed more than $7,000 through employee fundraisers. |
| Harris Teeter |
$25,000; allowing customers to purchase $1 and $5 relief cards |
| Health net Inc. |
$50,000 plus matching employee donations |
| HEI Hotels and Resorts |
$15,000 to the Clinton Foundation |
| Heinz Company |
Contribution to the World Food Programme |
| Henry Schein Inc. |
$1 million worth of medical supplies to partner NGOs |
| Hess |
$1 million to IMC ($500,000); UNICEF ($250,000); IRC ($250,000). Also matching employee contributions |
| Hewlett-Packard Co. |
$500,000 to the American Red Cross International Response Fund; employee-donations matching of 1:1 up to $250,000 to benefit Global Impact |
| Hitachi |
$270,000 to the American Red Cross; matching employee donations |
| Home Depot Foundation |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross; matching employee donations up to $1,000 |
| Honeywell |
Will commit $1 million, including a 100% match of employee donations, to fund Rebuilding Together's revitalization and rebuilding projects in Haiti. Additionally, Honeywell is making its business jets available to provide airlift support to deliver 1,500 lbs. of medical supplies, including urgently-needed, high-value antibiotics. |
| Hooters |
Making a donation of $103,731 to Stop Hunger Now and the Haiti relief effort. |
| Hormel Foods Corporation |
Matching employee donations of up to $25,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Hospital Corporation of America |
$1 million to Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders |
| Humana Foundation |
$150,000; $100,000 for immediate support, with $50,000 allocated to employee-donation matching |
| IBM |
$1.5 million |
| Icelandic Water Holdings ehf |
$500,000; donated more than 300,000 bottles – or 230 metric tons – of water to aid earthquake victims through Operation Blessing International |
| IDT Corporation |
Using its services to help customers contact loved ones in Haiti; setting up calling stations in Haiti in hotels and other locations in partnership with Access Haiti; donating 4,000 calling cards to U.S. Haitian communities in New York and Florida and lowered calling rates to Haiti to $.02 per minute |
| ING |
Company donation from the ING Group Disaster Relief Fund to the International Red Cross to assist those in need. In addition, ING Group will match employee donations for Haiti relief. |
| Ingram Micro Inc. |
$50,000; Ingram Micro matched employee donations with a total giving of $100,000 to support Haiti Relief Efforts. |
| Integra LifeSciences holdings Corporation |
Donated over $300,000 worth of Jarit® and Miltex® surgical instruments to Direct Relief International |
| Intel |
Total donations from Intel and Intel Foundation will top $2 Million, plus more than $1 Million direct from employees, bringing total donations from the Intel Community to over $3 million |
| International Paper |
$50,000 plus an employee-donation match of 1:1 up to $100,000 (employee fundraising effort spearheaded by the chairman |
| Invacare |
$105,000 in medical equipment through a partnership with MedWish to send 400 walkers, 100 mattresses, 250 canes, 640 pairs of crutches, 250 rollators, 175 Invacare Veranda wheelchairs and numerous hospital airs and supplies |
| Irving Oil |
$50,000 to Red Cross; employee matching |
| ITT |
$100,000 to Mercy Corps, plus the donation of five water treatment units which will provide water for 100,000 people |
| JCB |
Donating diggers and other construction equipment valued at $163,000 |
| J.D. Irving Group of Companies |
$40,000 to Canadian Red Cross |
| Jean Coutu Group inc. |
$100,000 donation to Oxfam Quebec; additionally, $250,000 has been raised through a fundraising program |
| Jefferies Group |
Wired to a combination of 10 NGOs a total donation of $7.5 million on 1/19/10: $5.5 million in net trading commissions from 1/15/10, $1 million corporate contribution, and the facilitation of $1 million in donations from employees and board members |
| JM Family Enterprises Inc. and Southeast Toyota Distributors LLC |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| John Deere Foundation |
$250,000 donation for Haiti Disaster Relief, match employee donations to Red Cross up to a maximum of $1,000 per employee, and will make $250,000 donations to each American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund and International Disaster Relief Funds. |
| Johnson & Johnson |
Shipped large quantities of consumer and over-the-counter products immediately following the disaster. Will continue to make donations as the needs are made known. J&J is also encouraging employee involvement by offering a two-to-one company gift match by U.S.-based employees to qualified nonprofits helping with earthquake relief efforts. |
| Johnson Controls |
$150,000 to American Red Cross |
| Joseph International Freight Services |
Shipping water purifiers provided by PureWater for All Foundation. |
| JP Morgan Chase |
$1 million; also matching employee contributions for disaster relief in Haiti for a total of up to $1 million |
| Kaiser Permanente |
$500,000 to four national disaster relief organizations |
| Kellogg Company |
$250,000 to the American Red Cross |
| KeyCorp - Key Community Bank |
Key will give $5,000 to Haiti earthquake relief efforts in each of Key's 22 Key Community Bank districts from Maine to Alaska and in selected cities where Key National Bank has a presence. The gift will total $135,000. KeyBank Foundation will also match employee gifts to the American Red Cross dollar for dollar. |
| Kimberly-Clark |
Sponsoring a shipment of medical supplies in partnership with MedShare; supporting the American Red Cross through the Annual Disaster Giving Plan |
| Kinetic Concepts, Inc. |
$2,000,000 worth of medical supplies |
| King Pharmaceuticals |
$200,000 to the American Red Cross |
| KOHLS |
$250,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Korean Radio Broadcasting |
$210,000 for UNICEF's relief efforts in Haiti |
| KPMG |
$500,000 for relief and long-term recovery; also pledging $275,000 through employee matching |
| Kraft Foods |
$25,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Kroger Co. |
$250,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Legg Mason Charitable Foundation |
$50,000 to Save the Children, Doctors Without Borders, American Red Cross, Clinton Bush Haiti Fund, CARE, Operation USA, Direct Relief International, International Relief Teams |
| Liberty Mutual Group |
$250,000 to American Red Cross; dollar for dollar match on employee gifts to relief organizations up to an additional $250,000. |
| Lifeway Foods, Inc. |
Donated 5% of the proceeds from all Lifeway and Helios brand Kefir and ProBugs product sales in the United States generated through shipments during the month of February to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF |
| Liggett Vector Brands |
Donated in excess of $53,000 to aid victims of the earthquake in Haiti through the American Red Cross Piedmont Carolina Chapter. Liggett Vector Brands' employees and field sales staff collected over $17,000 in personal donations. The company matched their efforts with a 2-to-1 donation of over $34,000. |
| Limited Brands |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief and Development Fund |
| Lipsey Water |
Donating 1.2 million bottles of water |
| Loews Corporation |
$25,000 to Red Cross |
| Louis Vuitton |
$100,000 to assist the Haitian Red Cross with disposable medical kits, water purifiers, tents, food, and water. |
| Lowe's Companies Inc. |
$1 million to the American Red Cross |
| Mainstream GS |
$60,000; Commiting Project Management Executive to assist in relief efforts |
| Marriott International, Inc. |
$50,000 to the Red Cross Haiti Relief and Development Fund |
| Mars, Inc. |
$475,000 to organizations providing emergency relief in Haiti. Among the donations, $345,000 to the Red Cross, $120,000 to the Search Dog Foundation and $10,000 to the American Veterinary Foundation. In addition, Mars is donating pet food and supplies to the Humane Society Foundation as part of the Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti. |
| M&T Bank |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Major League Baseball |
$1 million to UNICEF |
| Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross International Relief Fund/Haiti; revising matching-gifts program for six months to include matches to the American Red Cross and Habitat for Humanity |
| Mattel |
$10,000 to Save the Children |
| Marathon Oil Company |
$100,000; 50% to the American Red Cross and 50% to UNICEF |
| Mastercard Worldwide |
$250,000 corporate donation to the American Red Cross and is double-matching employee contributions to the Haitian disaster relief fund of the American Red Cross and the Canadian Red Cross. In addition to waiving fees, MasterCard will also donate revenues generated by charitable contributions made to these organizations through February 28, 2010. |
| McDonald's Corporation |
$500,000 to the International Federation of the Red Cross; matching donations from Arcos Dorados expecting to equal another $500,000 |
| McKesson |
$400,000 in cash (American Red Cross) and medical supplies (World Vision) including crutches, orthopedic braces, gauze, masks and mosquito nets; matching employee donations 1:1; helping HHS by quickly fulfilling orders for vaccines and medicines bound for Haiti |
| MDC Partners |
$57,787 to 14 charities including the Red Cross, Unicef, Yele Haiti, CARE, Doctors Without Borders, and Oxfam. |
| Medtronic, Inc |
Donated nearly $900,000 in medical devices and surgical supplies to help meet urgent medical needs in Haiti. Combined with $1.2 million in cash pledges, today's announcement raises Medtronic's total response to more than $2.1 million.
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| Menchie |
Hosting an Haiti Earthquake Support Day on Fri., Jan. 15, 2010, at all locations across country; 5% of sales on Support Day will go the American Red Cross |
| Merck |
$3.05 million;
Cash: $450,000 to American Red Cross, US Fund for UNICEF, Project HOPE, Be The Change International, Save the Children, Jewish Renaissance Foundation
Product: The company has committed to donate products totaling more than $2.6 million through the Merck Medical Outreach Program.
Employee Giving: Through the Merck Partnership for Giving program, employees in the United States and Puerto Rico have donated more than $120,000 in direct cash contributions and matching funds from Merck.
Volunteerism: Merck is allowing eligible employees who are licensed health professionals or allied health services providers, as well as qualified translators (Creole/French), to take one paid week of release time to participate in disaster relief efforts with approved non-profit organizations on the ground in Haiti.
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| Michelin North America, Inc |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross; employee match program up to an additional $100,000 |
| Microsoft |
$1.25 million in cash and in-kind donations; employee-donation matching up to $12,000; mobilization of employee response team and technical support of NGOs operating on the ground |
| Moody's |
$50,000 to Save the Children; Moody's will also match employees' gifts, dollar-for-dollar, up to $5,000 per employee. |
| MoneyGram International |
$10,000 to the Pan American Development Foundation |
| Monsanto Company |
$50,000 to American Red Cross; 1 to 1 employee matching |
| Morgan Stanley |
$1 million to the American Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund |
| The Mosaic Company |
$500,000 to the American Refugee Committee, Canadian Red Cross, American Red Cross, and International Red Cross |
| Moss Adams |
$75,000; employee matching program |
| Motorola |
Motorola, the Motorola Foundation, and Motorola employees have pledged more than $1 million in cash and in-kind products to support earthquake relief efforts in Haiti; providing more than $550,000 in products such as two-way radios, rugged laptops and other equipment to assist our customers, non-profit organizations and other relief agencies with on-the-ground efforts.
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| MYCO |
$100,000; donating surgical equipment - sutures, scalpels, blades, special procedure needles and other medical supplies that will be used by doctors in Haiti |
| National Bank |
$250,000 to the Canadian Red Cross |
| National Football League |
$500,000 to the Red Cross and running pregame and in-game messages valued at $1.5 million |
| National Grid |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Nestle |
$1 million worth of bottled water; Nestle USA will donate $30,000 to theAmerican Red Cross; Nestle Purina PetCare Company is matching the donations of Nestle Purina Associates to the American Red Cross, dollar-for-dollar, up to the amount of $25,000; Nestle Nutrition is donating $25,000 to the American Red Cross |
| News Corp. |
$250,000 to the American Red Cross and Salvation Army; employee-donation matching up to $250,000 to benefit numerous NGOs |
| New York Life |
$100,000 to American Red Cross and matching employee contributions up to $300,000 |
| New York Yankees |
$500,000 |
| Nice-Pak/Professional Disposables International, Inc. |
$650,000; 50,000 cases of products to Feed the Children, for a total of approximately $650,000 worth of donations. Products donated include baby wipes, miscellaneous personal care products and alcohol pads. |
| Nordic Naturals |
Donation to the American Red Cross. During the month of February, Nordic Naturals will contribute 1% of sales to Architecture for Humanity from their best selling products, Ultimate Omega™ through the Retail division and ProOmega™ through the Professional division, in all sizes of liquid and soft gels. |
| Northern Trust |
$250,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Northrop Grumman Corp. |
$500,000 to five agencies and is committing up to $500,000 in employee matches |
| Northwestern Mutual Foundation |
$100,000 to American Red Cross |
| Norton Healthcare |
$75,000; 1:1 employee matching program |
| Novelis Inc. |
1:1 employee matching up to $100,000 for the International Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund |
| NRG Energy |
$100,000 to the William J Clinton Foundation; triple matching employee donations |
| NYSE Euronext |
$250,000 toward relief efforts in Haiti, with the NYSE Euronext Foundation donating $125,000 to the American Red Cross and the corporation providing $125,000 to la Croix-Rouge française (French Red Cross). Additionally, the NYSE Euronext Foundation will match individual donations made by NYSE Euronext employees to the Red Cross and UNICEF. |
| Office Depot |
The Office Depot Foundation has donated $10,000 to Doctors Without Borders to provide medical supplies to Haiti and $10,000 to Feed The Children, which will provide 40,000 pounds of rice to Haiti – enough for 160,000 individual meals; pledged to give Feed The Children 2,500 backpacks to help children in Haiti who have nowhere to keep their possessions. In addition, they are providing more than 20,000 square feet of store space in the Miami area to the Save the Children organization for use as a distribution warehouse. They are also in contact with our other non-profit partners that support international relief efforts to see how we can best assist. Currently, customers can stop by the Copy & Print Center in Office Depot stores in the United States and fax up to 25 pages per person free of charge to Haiti (area code 509). The free fax offer will continue through April 30, 2010. |
| Oshkosh Corp. |
$50,000 to Red Cross and to Doctors Without Borders |
| PAETEC |
Matching up to $10,000 of employee donations which exceeded $15,455 totalling a combined donation of $25,455 |
| Panasonic |
$109,962 (10 million yen) for relief and recovery |
| Parsons |
1:1 employee matching with a goal of raising $150,000 for The Clinton Bush Haiti Fund and the American Red Cross |
| Peanut Labs |
Throughout the month of February, 10 percent of all profits generated from new and existing client sales will be donated to the American Red Cross Haiti earthquake relief effort. |
| Pentair, Inc. |
$200,000 to fund portable water treatment systems and related supplies to Haiti. |
| PepsiCo Foundation |
$1 million; $500,000 divided among the American Red Cross, Save the Children, and Friends of the World Food Program; $500,000 allocated for longer-term rebuilding efforts |
| Pfizer |
$1 million in product donations and $250,000 cash (to UNICEF and CARE). Additionally, Pfizer Canada is matching all employee donations up to $250. |
| Philadelphia Insurance Companies |
$50,000 to American Red Cross |
| Philips Healthcare |
$1 million of medical equipment and supplies to be used by a team of Caritas Christi clinicians headed to Sacre Coeur Hospital, in Milot, Haiti, north of Port-au-Prince. |
| Pitney Bowes Inc. |
Matching employees' online donations to the American Red Cross International Response Fund, Oxfam International and Hope for Haiti |
| PRNewswire |
Waived all fees for all news releases relating to aid in rescue and recovery efforts |
| Procter & Gamble |
$1.6 million; product donations include bar soaps, batteries, bleach, diapers, dish detergents, feminine hygiene products, flashlights, laundry detergents, paper towels, shampoos, toilet tissue, tooth brushes, toothpaste, and wipes. Additionally, six million packets of PUR, a technology that purifies contaminated water. |
| Project Earth H20 |
Donating $3 of every bottle it sells to Direct Relief International until Feb. 28, 2010 |
| Publix |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross for the Haiti Relief & Development Fund |
| Racetrac Petroleum Inc. |
$103,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Random House |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross for the Haiti Relief & Development Fund & Partners in Health |
| RBC |
$100,000 to the Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund |
| ReCellular |
Collecting used cell phones and sending proceeds to the American Red Cross |
| RedBrick Pizza Worldwide |
Starting Tuesday, January 19, and continuing through the end of the relief effort, a portion of all sales on Tuesday night will be donated to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Fund. |
| Regence Foundation |
$50,000 to Medical Teams International |
| Reliv International, Inc. |
$25,000 to Convoy of Hope Haiti relief efforts |
| Reply.com |
Reply.com and its employees have contributed more than $60,000 to Haitian relief and reconstruction efforts. Immediately following the earthquake, Reply! made a $10,000 donation to the Red Cross International Response Fund to provide aid to earthquake victims in Haiti. Reply! also canceled its 2010 company awards banquet, which was scheduled for early February, and instead donated the money to benefit Haiti. In addition, significant contributions from employees, with matching funds donated by Reply! Founder and CEO Payam Zamani and his wife, Gouya, have increased the overall amount raised for Haitian earthquake relief to approximately $62,000 this month. Funds from employee contributions and the cancellation of the awards banquet have gone to the Mona Foundation (MonaFoundation.org) for the reconstruction of Haitian elementary schools. |
| Reynolds American Inc. |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Rite Aid |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross International Response Fund; sponsoring employee fundraising and customer fundraising by selling $1 relief certificates |
| Rockwell Automation |
$150,000 to Red Cross |
| Rockwell Collins |
$10,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Rogers Communications |
$250,000 to Partners in Health |
| Ross Stores, Inc. |
$100,000 to American Red Cross |
| Royal Caribbean |
$1 million for relief; re-opening port calls at Labadee, Haiti |
| RTI Biologics Inc. |
Donated Matrix HD(TM) sterilized dermis allografts to use in limb salvage procedures |
| Safeway Inc. |
Raised more than $1.5 million toward its Haiti Disaster Relief campaign. The Safeway Foundation and Canada Safeway Foundation added $200,000, making a total contribution of just more than $1.7 million for the relief effort |
| Sanomedics International Holdings |
Donated $35,000 worth of the company's Non-Contact Infrared Thermometers. |
| Savvy Grenada |
Donated over $50,000 to relief efforts |
| SCA Tissue |
$50,000 to American Red Cross |
| ScotiaBank |
$250,000 to the Canadian Red Cross |
| Sea Box, Inc. |
Sent a container filled with relief supplies – including their ShelterPak for converting the container box into habitable housing – to Haiti. Sea Box employees have donated food, water, and clothing and the owners of Sea Box have donated a 20 foot shipping container (and shipping) – complete with a ShelterPAK module already installed |
| Sempra Energy Foundation |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross International Relief Fund |
| SES World Skies |
Donating satellite capacity on five spacecraft and access to teleport facilities |
| The Shell Oil Company |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Siemens USA |
$300,000; Siemens employees have helped raise more than $300,000, which Siemens AG will match; additional donations include 40 Sky Hydrants Water purification systems – Water purification tanks, 20 P10 Portable Ultrasound systems Portable Ultrasound systems – Handheld Ultrasound Imaging unit, 10 Siemens RAPIDPoint 350 Analyzer - Critical Care Blood Gas and Blood Electrolyte analysis, 900+ Siemens Multistix 10 SG - Urine Test Strips, 1,300 DOT-IT flashlights (with batteries) |
| SKECHERS |
Donated $50,000 each to Doctors without Borders and Save the Children; also delivered 5,000 pairs of shoes to Soles 4 Souls, a charity that distributes new and lightly worn footwear to those who need it most |
| Smith & Nephew PLC |
$2 million in orthopedic implants and surgical instruments |
| Sol Inc. |
$300,000 worth of solar LED lighting, plus a matching program whereby a solar light system is donated when one is purchased |
| Southern Company Charitable Foundations |
$50,000 contribution to American Red Cross and matching employee donations of up to $50,000 through American Red Cross and CARE Also, Georgia Power Foundation - Up to $50,000 employee match through American Red Cross and CARE |
| Southwest Airlines |
$25,000 to American Red Cross |
| Spirit Airlines |
Offering free miles for donors ($5+) to the American Red Cross, Yéle Haiti, and UNICEF |
| Sprint |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Staples Inc. |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross for Haiti relief and development |
| Starbucks |
$1 million to the Red Cross |
| Stop & Shop Supermarket Company |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Sutter Health |
$1,000,000 to Doctors Without Borders, $250,000 to Med Share |
| Symantec |
$50,000 to CARE; employee-donation matching of up to $1,000 per employee |
| Symetra |
1:1 employee matching program |
| Target |
$500,000 to the American Red Cross, plus the donation of more than 1 million meals |
| TD Bank |
$100,000 to the Red Cross |
| Tenet Healthcare Corporation |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief and Development |
| Tesco |
$81,600 to the Red Cross |
| Teva Pharmaceutical industries Ltd |
$7 million in medicine; Teva will also match contributions made by its employees to designated charities around the world. |
| The Canon Group |
$220,000 to the Red Cross |
| The Chrysler Foundation |
$50,000 to both Oxfam America and the United States Fund for UNICEF to support their earthquake relief and recovery |
| The Coca-Cola Company/Coca-Cola Co.'s Latin America |
$2 million to the Red Cross for relief efforts; shipped 4,000 cases of bottled water; donated advertising time in the U.S. to get people to contribute to relief efforts; matching donations made through its rewards sites MyCokeRewards.com and LivePositively.com. |
| The Nationwide Insurance Foundation |
$150,000 donation to the Red Cross Haiti Disaster Relief Fund; matching contributions of Nationwide employees of $25 or more to the United Way Worldwide Disaster Relief Fund |
| The Penske Corporation |
$1 million; donated 40 used flatbed trucks, valued at $1 million, to support the ongoing relief efforts |
| The PNC Foundation |
$100,000 to Hospital Albert Schweitzer |
| The Prudential Foundation |
$150,000 toward relief efforts—$75,000 to UNICEF, $50,000 to the American Red Cross and $25,000 to Wyclef Jean's Yéle Haiti Earthquake Fund; matching employee donations |
| The Dow Chemical Company |
$500,000 American Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund. Dow will also match employee contributions to earthquake relief in Haiti up to $250,000 in combined donations. The match contribution will go to the United nations World Food programme and CARE; two ultra filtration water systems |
| The Manitowoc Company |
$25,000 to American Red Cross |
| The PBSJ Corporation |
$50,000 to the Florida Disaster Fund |
| The Safelite Charitable Foundation |
$20,000 to the American Red Cross and $5,000 to Hands Together, an organization operating a school and clinic in Port-au-Prince. |
| The Vitamin Shoppe |
$10,000; water and energy bars worth more than $20,000 to be distributed by K.I.D.S. in Haiti through Operation Compassion and World Vision. The Vitamin Shoppe water company Iceland Spring also supported the effort by donating 50% of the truck of spring water to this effort. |
| Thrivent Financial for Lutherans |
Matching 1:2 in member donations for a maximum of $1 million |
| Tim Hortons |
$100,000 donation to Unicef and placing coin boxes in restaurants |
| TJX Companies |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| T-Mobile |
Customers can call Haiti without international
long distance charges, and T-Mobile customers in
Haiti can roam on T-Mobile's partner networks in Haiti free of charge through January 31, 2010. |
| TNT Fireworks |
Donated more than $30,000 to aid earthquake victims through employee matching program |
| Topdeck |
$18,000 to Red Cross |
| Toyota |
$500,000 to the American Red Cross, Save the Children and Doctors Without Borders |
| Toys R Us |
$150,000 to Save the Children |
| Travel Guard |
Providing free emergency travel and medical assistance services to travelers and families affected by the earthquake |
| Trilogy International Partners |
Donated $3 million to Yele Haiti and Voila Foundation, among other NGOs; Voila Foundation has also raised $2 million |
| Turks & Caicos First Insurance |
$50,000 to Red Cross |
| Two Sol Inc. |
$300,000 |
| Tyson Foods |
Matching employee donations up to $100,000 |
| UBS |
UBS and its employees will donate in total nearly $2.5 million to Haitian relief efforts. These donations will be made in a combination of grants and through a special employee matching gift program to five organizations (American Red Cross, CARE, UNICEF, Doctors Without Borders and Save the Children). |
| Unilever |
$500,000 to the UN World Food Programme |
| Union Pacific |
1:1 employee matching for relief efforts in Haiti |
| United Airlines |
Matching up to $50,000 in customer and employee donations |
| UnitedHealth |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross International Response Fund; employee-donation matching of 1:1 up to $100,000 to benefit Global Impact |
| United States Playing Card Company |
Donating the profits from their special edition "Hope for Haiti" decks to earthquake relief effort. The company will donate 100 percent of its profits, up to $1 million to Americares,a nonprofit organization providing disaster relief to Haiti. The special edition deck features a ribbon of hope and the Haitian flag on the back of the cards. |
| United Technologies Corporation |
$250,000 cash to the American Red Cross; matching employee donations up to $250,000 |
| UPS |
$1 million to the American Red Cross, CARE, UNICEF and others |
| U.S. Bancorp |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Vans |
Donating 10,000 pairs of shoes to survivors and volunteers through Soles4Shoes non profit. |
| Verizon/Verizon Foundation |
$1 million contributed to relief efforts from the Verizon Foundation and Verizon employees; Verizon has waived all long-distance usage charges for calls from residential landline and Verizon Wireless phones to Haiti from Jan. 12 through Jan. 31; waiving all Verizon Prepaid Phone Card charges for all long-distance calls placed from the U.S. to Haiti, through Feb. 14; In Miami Verizon Wireless has opened a Haiti Relief Connection Center to help the local Haitian-American community connect with family and friends back in Haiti - 20 Motorola DROID smartphones and other technology will be available for free to make wireless voice calls, text messages, check Facebook and Twitter, and access other internet and news sources |
| Visa |
$200,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Vitals.com - MDX Medical Inc. |
Vitals.com, America's largest physician finder, has received requests from more than 150 doctors trying to lend their medical support in Haiti |
| The Vitamin Shoppe |
$10,000 to K.I.D.S.; donated a truckload of water and energy bars worth more than $20,000 to be distributed in Haiti by K.I.D.S. through World Vision and Operation Compassion |
| Wakefern Food Corp. (ShopRite and PriceRite stores) |
$250,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Walgreens |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross; also providing water, food, and medical supplies to the University of Miami Global Institute for Community Health and Development, which set up clinics and triage units in Port-au-Prince |
| Walmart |
$500,000 to the American Red Cross; $100,000 worth of donated pre-packaged food kits requested by the Red Cross |
| Walmart Canada |
$100,000 to Project Haiti Relief |
| The Walt Disney Co. |
$100,000 to the American Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund |
| Webster Bank |
$10,000 to American Red Cross |
| Weis Markets Inc. |
$25,000 to the American Red Cross |
| Wells Fargo |
$100,000 to the Red Cross $75,000 to "Neighbors to the Resuce - Haiti Fund," to help assist with unmet needs of Haitian evacuees coming into Florida. |
| Western Union |
$1.2 million; (Total based on cash donation and current employee match) $150,000 through their corporate signature program, Our World, Our Family. $100,000 through Mercy Corps and Save the Children |
| WestJet |
$100,000; donation to the Canadian Red Cross and is donating flights for volunteer and relief workers, adoptive parents of Haitian children and fundraising events to assist the relief efforts |
| Weyerhaeuser |
$250,000 in building materials to aid in rebuilding |
| Whole Foods Markets |
$1 million to its on-the-ground microlending partner in Haiti, Fonkoze |
| Winston & Strawn LLP |
$50,000 to Partners in Health and matching employee contributions up to $25,000 |
| WorldWater & Solar Technologies, Inc. |
Donated 2 solar powered water purification systems (known as Mobile MaxPure) in Haiti which provided the first source of clean water in after the earthquake. Food for the Poor and Red Cross are distributing the critically needed clean water created by the Mobile MaxPure to various points throughout Port-au-Prince. WorldWater has also established "WorldWater for Haiti", a nonprofit entity, to aid the relief efforts |
| Xerox |
Donated $300,000 -- $100,000 to Red Cross, $100,000 to Save the Children, $50,000 to Concern Worldwide, and $50,000 to Doctors Without Borders |
| Yahoo! |
$100,000 in grants to UNICEF and Partners in Health; matching donations up to $1,000 for each US employee |
| YUM! Brands |
$500,000 allocated from its World Hunger Relief effort to provide food for victims |
| Z-Cil Pain Relief Footwear |
Sending 1,500 pairs of shoes to Haiti via the Soles4Sould RV team |
