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Corporate Giving: Related Charts

November 1, 2001 | Read Time: 2 minutes


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COMPANIES THAT MADE 20% OR MORE OF THEIR GIFTS IN PRODUCTS IN 2001
Noncash gifts What they donate Percentage of total giving
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company $288,041,540 pharmaceuticals, consumer products 86.1%
Pfizer $376,686,715 pharmaceuticals 84.3%
Merck & Company $283,000,000 pharmaceuticals 83.1%
Microsoft Corporation $179,000,000 computer software 83.0%
Sears, Roebuck and Company $30,790,000 appliances, tools, clothing 75.0%
I.B.M. Corporation $91,500,000 computers and other technology 72.0%
Hewlett-Packard Company $33,061,611 computers and other technology 69.8%
Safeway Inc. 1 $60,000,000 food, consumer products 68.7%
Johnson & Johnson $151,082,000 pharmaceuticals, consumer products 65.8%
Kroger Company $51,694,776 food, consumer products 57.0%
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Company $25,300,000 office and library equipment, supplies, construction consumer products 53.7%
Delta Air Lines $6,000,000 airline tickets 50.4%
Sara Lee Corporation 2 $14,063,000 food, consumer products 47.6%
Pharmacia Corporation $6,700,000 pharmaceuticals 44.4%
AT&T Corporation $25,229,000 Internet and cable service, prepaid calling cards 31.8%
Dell Computer Corporation $3,000,000 computers and other technology 30.3%
Coca-Cola Enterprises $4,700,000 beverages 24.4%
Cisco Systems $13,300,000 computers and other technology 23.7%
1. Total giving figures do not include the corporate foundation, which was founded in 2001.
2. Value of donated company products is based on the cost of manufacturing them, not on fair market value.
HOW MUCH COMPANIES SPENT TO MATCH EMPLOYEE GIFTS IN 2001
Employee-
matching gifts
Percentage
of company’s
cash giving
I.B.M. Corporation $23,100,000 64.9%
Microsoft Corporation $17,578,000 48.0%
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company $5,574,000 41.8%
Hewlett-Packard Company $5,054,985 35.3%
General Electric Company $19,090,000 25.4%
Verizon Communications $20,500,000 24.8%
Sprint Corporation 1 $1,740,309 23.9%
Prudential Insurance Company of America $11,289,640 23.4%
Valero Energy Corporation $1,120,885 23.1%
BellSouth Corporation $4,500,000 20.2%
Merck & Company $11,600,000 20.1%
Motorola 1 $1,981,861 18.0%
Georgia-Pacific Corporation $1,181,058 17.3%
Exxon Mobil Corporation $20,488,671 17.1%
J.P. Morgan Chase & Company $16,000,000 17.1%
Pfizer $11,385,382 16.2%
Aetna $3,391,922 15.8%
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company 2 $2,438,716 15.6%
Pharmacia Corporation $1,280,000 15.2%
Note: Includes only those companies that made 15 percent or more of their cash gifts to match employee donations.
1. Percentage of cash giving is based on gifts from the foundation only and does not include gifts made by the company.
2. Percentage of cash giving does not include subsidiaries.
COMPANIES THAT GAVE MORE THAN 10% OF TOTAL DONATIONS TO CHARITIES OUTSIDE THE U.S.
2001 donations
outside the U.S.
Percentage of
total giving
Merck & Company $289,000,000 84.9%
Alcoa $14,294,000 36.1%
Hewlett-Packard Company $17,039,000 36.0%
Citigroup $23,230,946 34.3%
Exxon Mobil Corporation $37,157,600 31.0%
I.B.M. Corporation $24,800,000 19.5%
Weyerhaeuser Company $2,045,000 18.9%
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company $62,000,000 18.5%
Conoco $2,200,000 15.9%
Compaq Computer Corporation* $1,857,000 15.5%
Cisco Systems $7,000,000 12.5%
Philip Morris Companies $16,400,000 12.0%
Ford Motor Company $16,300,000 11.2%
Merrill Lynch & Company $3,777,652 10.8%
American Express Company $3,300,000 10.8%
* Company merged with Hewlett-Packard Company in May 2002.