Corporations that gave to Charity in 2013

About this presentation

Double the Donation, a provider of matching gift tools and services for nonprofits, created this presentation to showcase the top ten corporations that gave cash to charity in 2013 and spotlight unique aspects of their corporate giving programs.

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Summary Table

Top 10 Corporations that Gave to Charity# Company Name Cash Donation % of Pre Tax Profit1 Walmart Stores $311,607,280 1.3%2 Wells Fargo & Company $275,478,175 1%3 Chevron Corporation $274,348,743 0.6%4 Goldman Sachs Group $262,580,983 2.3%5 ExxonMobil Corporation $227,487,934 0.3%6 JPMorgan Chase & Co. $210,908,786 0.8%7 Bank of America $166,453,414 5.4%8 Johnson & Johnson $157,168,000 1%

9 General Electric $154,800,000 0.9%10 Target $148,597,737 3.2%

Walmart Stores

• Total cash donations: $311,607,280• Giving as a percentage of pre-tax profit: 1.3%• Philanthropic priorities:

– Food Security– Environmental sustainability – Women’s Issues– Community Development

• Corporate giving program highlight: After Walmart employees volunteer 25 hours with an organization, Walmart provides a volunteer grant of $250 to that organization.

Wells Fargo & Company

• Total cash donations: $275,478,175• Giving as a percentage of pre-tax profit: 1%• Philanthropic priorities: – Homeownership and Small Businesses – Environmental Sustainability – Education Initiatives – Affordable Housing

• Corporate giving program highlight: Wells Fargo matches, dollar-for-dollar, employees’ donations to accredited public or private educational institutions and educational foundations.

Chevron Corporation

• Total cash donations: $274,348,743• Giving as a percentage of pre-tax profit: 0.6%• Philanthropic priorities: – Public Health– Community Development– Education Initiatives

• Corporate giving program highlight: Each current employee can request up to $10,000 in matching donations per year while retirees can request up to $3,000 annually.

Goldman Sachs Group

• Total cash donations: $262,580,983• Giving as a percentage of pre-tax profit: 2.3%• Philanthropic priorities: – Women’s Issues– Small Businesses– Military Veterans– Education Initiatives

• Corporate giving program highlight: Since 2008, Goldman Sachs has committed in excess of $1.6 billion to philanthropic initiatives.

ExxonMobil Corporation

• Total cash donations: $227,487,934• Giving as percentage of pre-tax profit: 0.3%• Philanthropic priorities: – Math and Science Education– Women’s Issues– Public Health– Education Initiatives

• Corporate giving program highlight: Many of ExxonMobil’s corporate giving programs are not only open to current employees but also to spouses, retirees, and surviving spouses.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

• Total cash donations: $210,908,786• Giving as a percentage of pre-tax profit: 0.8%• Philanthropic priorities: – Community Development– Small Businesses– Military Veterans– Environmental Sustainability

• Corporate giving program highlight: Teams of three or more employees or retirees who volunteer together are eligible for team volunteer grants based on the combined volunteer hours.

Bank of America

• Total cash donations: $166,453,414• Giving as a percentage of pre-tax profit: 5.4%• Philanthropic priorities: – Community Development– Affordable Housing– Education Initiatives– Food Security

• Corporate giving program highlight: Current employees and spouses can request up to $5,000 in matching donations per year.

Johnson & Johnson

• Total cash donations: $157,168,000• Giving as a percentage of pre-tax profit: 1%• Philanthropic priorities: – Public Health– Women’s Issues– Education Initiatives

• Corporate giving program highlight: J&J donates $2 for every $1 current employees donate to eligible nonprofits.

General Electric

• Total cash donations: $154,800,000• Giving as a percentage of pre-tax profit: 0.9%• Philanthropic priorities: – Public Health– Education Initiatives– Disaster Relief– Human Rights

• Corporate giving program highlight: General Electric created the world’s first matching gift program and matches employee donations up to $50,000 per year.

Target

• Total cash donations: $148,597,737• Giving as a percentage of pre-tax profit: 3.2%• Philanthropic priorities: – Education Initiatives– Public Safety– Food Security– United Way

• Corporate giving program highlight: Target has donated nearly $1 billion dollars towards education initiatives.

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