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Adobe Systems, Inc.
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| Adobe supports schools and community-based organizations with programs that enable and inspire K-12 students to think creatively, communicate effectively, and work collaboratively, using digital technology and communication tools.
Adobe also supports nonprofit organizations and programs located in Adobe communities that address community-specific needs, with an emphasis on the following criteria:
Arts and cultural organizations with the mission or principal focus on the creation, promotion and exhibition of visual arts, multimedia or video; Providing services to reduce hunger and homelessness and provide affordable housing; Protecting the natural environment and improving public spaces for the enjoyment of the community, Improving access to electronic information for people with disabilities. |
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Albertson's Community Relations
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| Albertsons believes in being a good neighbor by contributing to the quality of life in the diverse communities we serve. Our charitable support is targeted to three areas: Hunger Relief, Education and Development of our Youth, and Health and Nutrition. |
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ConAgra Foods Foundation
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| At the ConAgra Foods Foundation, our mission is clear. We are committed to applying our resources to improving quality of life where ConAgra Foods employees live and work. We focus on the following areas: hunger, nutrition and food safety; civic and community betterment; health and human services; the arts and culture. |
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Jewel-Osco's Charitable Giving: Illinois and Indiana
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| At Jewel-Osco, we are focused on providing our customers with a Premium Fresh & Healthy experience every time they enter our stores, so we have focused our support on not-for-profit (501c3) organizations that help create healthy, thriving communities. Jewel-Osco gives grants to organizations that meet the following focus areas: Hunger Relief, Nutritional Education, Environmental Stewardship. |
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Noel Foundation
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| The Noel Foundation funds programs that include: Missionaries of Charity who work with the "poorest of the poor" assisting homeless mothers and children and those afflicted with HIV/AIDS, adoption programs, supplies and meals for Skid Row families, healthcare for needy women and children, after school education and mentoring for disadvantaged children, specialized training for teachers in under-resourced schools, and cancer treatment and research programs. |
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The Entertainment Industry Foundation
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| The Entertainment Industry Foundation responds to some of the most critical needs facing our society. We help raise awareness and funds for important causes such as childhood hunger, cancer research, creative arts, education, cardiovascular research, and much more. |
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The Sara Lee Foundation
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| To ensure the most effective use of its grant funds, the Sara Lee Foundation operates within guidelines that direct its support to nonprofit organizations working in three areas: hunger, job training, and arts and culture (read more about the individual focus areas by following the links). To do this, we have organized our direct grants into two categories: Community Initiatives and Cultural. Nonprofit organizations that are located outside the Chicago metropolitan area and in communities where Sara Lee has a facility, should submit grant requests to the local Sara Lee facility. |
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The UPS Foundation
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| The UPS Foundation focuses on Hunger, Literacy and Volunteerism. By making grants and contributing other resources, like volunteers, technical assistance and our expertise, The Foundation enables not-for-profit organizations to serve communities more effectively around the world. |
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