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Donor	Agilent Technologies, Inc. Corporate Giving Program

Address	395 Page Mill Rd.
	Palo Alto, California 94306 USA

Telephone	001 (650) 553-7181
Fax	001 (650) 553-7192
Website	www.agilent.com/comm_relation/index.html
	www.agilent.com

Contact Details	Contact: Barbara D. Williams; E-mail: barbara_williams@agilent.com
	Additional contact: Lynn A. Nixon, Mgr., Worldwide
	Contribs., tel.: (425) 356-6107


Deadlines	None

Financials
Summary	Purpose and activities: As a complement to its foundation, Agilent Technologies also makes charitable
	contributions to nonprofit organizations directly. Support is given on a national and international basis.
	Fields of interest: Education; Elementary/secondary education; Health care; Public health.
	Geographic focus: National; international
	Types of support: General/operating support.
	Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis. No support for discriminatory organizations, home
	schools, religious organizations, or political organizations. No grants for individual research,
	non-academic extracurricular activities, or door or raffle prizes.


Additional Information	Application information: Application form not required.
	Initial approach: Proposal to headquarters
	Sponsoring company information: Agilent Technologies, Inc. Palo Alto, CA
	Type of grantmaker: Corporate giving program.

	Business activities: Designs and manufactures test, measurement, and monitoring instruments, systems, and
	solutions, semiconductor products, and optical components.

	Financial profile for 2002: No. of employees, 36,000; assets, $8,703,000,000; sales volume, $6,010,000,000
	Fortune 500 ranking: 2002-292nd in revenues, 461st in profits, and 281st in assets
	Forbes 500 ranking: 2002-278th in sales and 379th in assets

	Corporate officers: Edward W. "Ned" Barnholt, Chair., Pres., and C.E.O.; Adrian T. Dillon, C.F.O.; D. Craig
	Nordlund, Sr. V.P., Genl. Counsel, and Secy.; Jean M. Halloran, Sr. V.P., Human Resources.

	Giving statement: Giving through a corporate giving program, a foundation, and a public charity.
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Donor	AMR/American Airlines Foundation

Address	P.O. Box 619616, M.D. 5656
	Dallas, Texas 75261-9616 USA

Telephone	+1 (817) 967-3540
Fax
Website	www.amrcorp.com/corpinfo.htm
	www.amrcorp.com

Contact Details	Contact: Timothy J. Doke, Secy.

	Application address for Miles for Kids in Need Program: c/o
	AMR Corp., Frequent Traveler Special Progs., P.O. Box 619616, M.D. 1396, Dallas, TX 75261-9616

Deadlines	No set deadline, but helpful if proposals are received prior to fall budgeting process

Financials	Financial data: (yr. ended 12/31/02): Assets, $1,053,489 (M); gifts received, $287,110; expenditures,
	$318,646; total giving, $207,230; qualifying distributions, $207,230; giving activities include $207,230 for 7
	grants (high: $45,000; low: $1,000; average: $1,000-$45,000).

Summary	Purpose and activities: Support for programs, projects, and institutions in the following areas: community
	development, including educational programs to increase awareness and involvement in recycling and other
	environmental protection activities and partnerships that promote economic development; arts & culture, with
	emphasis on the visual/performing arts & specific programs designed to highlight the diversity of cultures,
	ethnic backgrounds, and national origins; education, including providing higher education and business career
	training opportunities to minorities, efforts to promote cooperation between ethnic groups, & educating students
	and adults about world geography; & health & welfare, especially the United Way, corporate partnerships for
	cystic fibrosis & breast cancer research, & the Miles for Kids in Need program, providing limited travel for
	seriously ill children needing emergency medical treatment or fulfilling special wishes. AA also lists disasters,
	preparedness/services and general health care as areas if interest.

Additional Information	Donor(s): AMR Corp.; Flagship Charities; Chicago Charities
	Type of grantmaker: Company-sponsored foundation.
	Background: Established in 1985 in TX.
	Limitations: Giving primarily in those communities where AMR operates a hub or has a major facility and/or
	employee base. No support for religious, fraternal, social, or veterans' groups, organizations receiving support
	from the United Way, or organizations lacking 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. No grants to individuals, or for
	endowments or capital campaigns, annual operating support fund drives, academic or scientific research,
	athletic events or sponsorships, or social functions or advertising in commemorative journals, yearbooks, or
	special event publications.

	Publications: Application guidelines.
	Application information:All requests for limited travel assistance through Miles for Kids in Need program
	must be referred through an approved nonprofit agency.
	Initial approach: Proposal on organization letterhead - one copy of proposal. Final notification: Within 2 months
	Application form not required. Applicants should submit the following:
	1) brief history of organization and description of its mission
	2) listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations
	3) detailed description of project and amount of funding requested
	4) population served
	5) explanation of why grantmaker is considered an appropriate donor for project
	6) copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget
	7) timetable for implementation and evaluation of project
	8) how project's results will be evaluated or measured
	9) copy of IRS Determination Letter
	10) copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/990
	11) listing of additional sources and amount of support
	12) additional materials/documentation

	Officers and Directors:* Donald J. Carty,* Pres. Susan M. Oliver, V.P.; Timothy J. Doke,* Secy.; Gerald J. ;
	Aprey,* Treas.
	Corporate officers: Edward A. Brennan, Chair.; Gerard J. Arpey, Pres., C.E.O., and C.O.O.; James Beer, Sr.
	V.P. Finance, and C.F.O.; Michael J. Durham, Sr. V.P. and Treas.; Thomas J. Kiernan, Sr. V.P., HR.
	EIN: 762086656
	Sponsoring company information: AMR Corporation Fort Worth, TX
	Business activities: Operates holding company; provides air transportation services.
	Financial profile for 2002: Number of employees, 105,500; assets, $30,210,000,000; sales volume,
	$17,299,000,000 Fortune 500 ranking: 2002-104th in revenues, 484th in profits, and 117th in assets.
	Forbes 500 ranking: 2002-97th in sales and 115th in assets
	Subsidiaries and/or Divisions: American Airlines, Inc., Dallas, TX.

	Selected grants: The following grants were reported in 2000:
	$200,000 to United Way of Metropolitan Tarrant County, Fort Worth, TX, For general support.
	$120,000 to United Way, Tulsa Area, Tulsa, OK, For general support.
	$46,500 to Magic Johnson Foundation, Los Angeles, CA, For general support.
	$25,000 to National Trust for Historic Preservation, DC, for general support.
	$10,000 to Cooper Institute for Aerobics Research, Dallas, TX for general support.
	$10,000 to National Council of La Raza, DC, For general support.
	$3,000 to Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Dallas, TX, For general support.
	$2,500 to American Heart Association, Dallas, TX, For general support.
	$2,500 to National Organization on Disability, DC, For general support.
	$1,000 to Kids Who Care, Fort Worth, TX, For general support.

	Giving statement: Giving through a corporate giving program and a foundation.
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Donor	Apache Corporation Contributions Program

Address	2000 Post Oak Blvd., Ste. 100
	Houston, Texas 77056-4400

Telephone
Fax
Website	Company website: www.apachecorp.com


Contact Details	Contact: Melissa Reynolds

Deadlines

Financials
Summary	Purpose and activities: Apache makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizations involved with arts
	and culture, education, health, and civic affairs. Support is given on a national and international basis.
	Fields of interest: Arts; Australia; Canada; Education; Egypt; Health care; Public affairs.
	Geographic focus: National; international
	Types of support: Annual campaigns, Employee matching gifts, Employee volunteer services, General
	support, In-kind gifts, Sponsorships.
	Limitations: Giving on a national and internationa lbasis in areas of company operations, with emphasis on
	Houston, TX, and in Australia, Canada, and Egypt. No grants to individuals.


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