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Responses by Minnesota Foundations and Corporate Giving Programs to Tornado Disaster Relief for southern Minnesota as of June 19, 1998
As reported to the Minnesota Council on Foundations
Cash Contributions
3M Foundation $10,000 to American Red Cross
$10,000 to Salvation Army
ADC Telecommunications $20,800 ($8,400 to American Red Cross, $6,400 to Salvation Army, $6,000 to Minnesota Valley Action Council) Employees contributed additional $9,220
Allina Foundation $50,644 to assist tornado victims, matching the $50,644 contributed by employees.
American Express Financial Advisors $20,000
Cargill Company contributed $24,000 ($10,000 from Cargill Seed Division, $2,000 from Cargill Dry Milling Division and $12,000 from Cargill Contributions Committee). Seed Division employees contributed $2,350.
Albert W. Cherne Foundation $25,000 to American Red Cross
Dain Rauscher Foundation $5,000 to Gustavus Adolphus College to help with landscaping
Dayton Hudson Foundation & Corporation $15,000 to American Red Cross ($10,000 from foundation and $5,000 from corporation)
Deluxe Corporation $10,000 to American Red Cross
Edina Realty Foundation $15,000 to American Red Cross
General Mills $25,000 to Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota
H.B. Fuller Company $2,500 to Salvation Army
$2,500 to American Red Cross
Geo. A. Hormel Testamentary Trust $1,000 to Salvation Army
The Initiative Fund of southeast and south central Minnesota $15,000 in emergency assistance to families in all 3 counties
Leonard, Street and Deinard Foundation $5,000 to Gustavus Adolphus College for landscaping and tree planting
Lutheran Brotherhood $150,000 to Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota
Issued a $2 million challange grant to match $1 for every $2 raised by Gustavus Adolphus College for tornado recovery
The Medtronic Foundation $9,370 to the Salvation Army
The Minneapolis Foundation $55,400 raised to date from the foundation's Minnesota Storm Recovery Fund.
Minnesota Foundation Established a Storm Relief Fund
Minnesota Mutual $3,000 to American Red Cross
Minnesota Power $5,000 to American Red Cross
MOM Cares Employee Foundation $500 to American Red Cross
$500 to Salvation Army
Northern States Power Company $5,000 to American Red Cross
$5,000 to Salvation Army
The Northland Foundation $5,000 to The Initiative Fund of southeastern and south central Minnesota, to help fill in gaps in disaster relief efforts
Northwest Minnesota Foundation $10,000 to The Initiative Fund of southeast and south central Minnesota to meet critical needs related to the tornado disaster recovery
Piper Jaffray Companies Foundation $2,500 to The Initiative Fund of southeast and south central Minnesota for small grants (up to $250) to families with emergency needs
The Saint Paul Foundation Established a Storm Relief Fund
The Southwest Minnesota Foundation $7,500 to Tornado Disaster Relief Fund
$2,500 to Emergency Assistance Relief Fund
TCF Foundation $1,000 to American Red Cross on behalf of TCF Mankato branch
U.S. Bancorp $10,000 to United Way of Mankato Area
WCA Foundation $12,000 to The Initiative Fund of southeast and south central Minnesota for day care in the area of greatest need
Wells Family Foundation Trust $5,000 to The Minneapolis Foundation's Minnesota Storm Recovery Fund
Companies Matching Employee Gifts to Tornado Relief
ADC Telecommunications Employees contributed $9,220 to tornado assistance, which company matched 2-for-1
Allina Foundation Employees contributed $50,644, which company matched 1-for-1
American Express Financial Advisors Matching gifts dollar for dollar
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Matching donations to BCBSM Employee Super Storm Fund up to $5,000
H.B. Fuller Matching gifts up to $10,000 total
Honeywell Matching gifts dollar for dollar, up to $25,000 total
Jostens Foundation Matching gifts dollar for dollar
Lutheran Brotherhood Doubling member contributions to Gustavus relief for 2nd quarter, and matching up to $100 for non-member alumni contributions
Medtronic Employees contributed $9,370 to tornado assistance, which company matched dollar for dollar
Minnegasco Matching employee and retiree contributions dollar for dollar to any tornado relief agency
Minnesota Mutual Matching gifts to Gustavus
ReliaStar Foundation Matching gifts dollar for dollar, up to $25,000 total
Star Tribune Foundation Matching employee contributions up to $20,000 total, made by May 15
TCF Foundation
Toro Foundation Matching gifts dollar for dollar, up to $100 per person
Corporate In-Kind Donations
Best Buy Donated 30 cell phones and air time to help coordinate volunteer efforts
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Deferring health insurance payments for three months for storm victims
Cargill Cargill Seed Division will defer payment until Dec. 1, 1998 on any seed products yet to be purchased by farmers for spring planting in the storm-damaged counties. The company will not charge interest on the deferred payments.
General Mills 50,000 pounds of General Mills products to Second Harvest
Leonard, Street and Deinard Foundation Published a tornado relief handbook listing resource organizations for tornado victims
Minnegasco Adopting 2 parks in St. Peter for replanting/restoration
Pillsbury Half a truckload of vegetables
ReliaStar All ReliaStar life insurance policyholders in damaged areas will receive a 90-day grace period on premiums
Star Tribune Several boxes of raincoats, t-shirts and sweatshirts
Toro 2 Toro Tub Grinders
U.S. Bancorp Will provide low-interest loans to residents suffering storm damage
Companies That Have Organized Employee Volunteer Efforts
ADC Telecommunications
Allina Foundation
American Express Financial Advisors
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Lutheran Brotherhood
Minnegasco Employees can use up to 40 hours of paid volunteer time toward any tornado relief effort.
Minnesota Mutual
MOM Cares Employe Foundation
Pillsbury
Piper Jaffray Companies
ReliaStar Two Plus Two program allows associates to volunteer during the work day without having to use either vacation or personal time.
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