AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY AMERICAN CORPORATE EXPRESS SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY COMPANY PHILANTHROPY ANNUAL REPORT
American Express Corporate Social Responsibility makes grants in three major program areas: Leadership, Historic Preservation and Community Service. This includes the American Express Foundation, American Express Charitable Fund and certain corporate gifts. In 2014, contributions totaled $32.4 million.
Employee Programs* 24% Community Service 27% n Leadership n Historic Preservation n Community Sevice n Employee Programs Leadership 28% Historic Preservation 21% * Includes Gift Matching, Scholarships and Serve2Gether Programs In 2014, American Express contributed $32.4 million in over 300 grants to nonprofit organizations around the world in our priority giving areas of Leadership, Historic Preservation, and Community Service. Grants were made to organizations in 21 states and 14 countries. Additionally, we supported over 5,900 organizations through our employee gift matching program. Our online grant application and review process resulted in over 11,000 visits to the site by nonprofit organizations and nearly 600 proposals saving over 15,000 sheets of paper. LEADERSHIP Through this theme, we support projects that embrace the best methods, programs and partners that provide current and future emerging nonprofit leaders with practical opportunities to learn and build leadership skills. In 2014, we trained 403 emerging nonprofit leaders through 13 American Express Leadership Academy programs in New York, Phoenix, Tokyo, London, Gurgaon (India), Atlanta, Mexico City, Toronto and Aspen. The Leadership Academy is designed as a multidisciplinary approach to training the next generation of emerging nonprofit leaders through an intense, leadership development training. Our partners in this effort include the Center for Creative Leadership (New York), Common Purpose (London and Gurgaon), Japan Philanthropic Association and ETIC (Entrepreneurial Training for Innovative Community) (Tokyo), Thunderbird School of Global Management (Phoenix) the ASU Lodestar Center (Phoenix), the Aspen Institute (Aspen, CO), Ashoka (New York, Mexico City and Toronto) and Points of Light (Atlanta, GA). In addition, we made over 100 grants to nonprofit organizations to create, develop, expand or maintain their own development programs for high potential, emerging leaders. Over 5,300 leaders were impacted by grants to organizations as diverse as Americans for the Arts, Atlas Corps, Independent Sector, Latino Policy Forum, Leaderspring, Nature Bridge, Public Allies and Special Olympics. To help scale nonprofit leadership development, American Express partnered with the Presidio Institute and Acumen to establish online leadership training platforms to provide leadership training to a worldwide virtual audience. 1
HISTORIC PRESERVATION In this program area, we support projects that preserve or rediscover major historic sites in order to provide sustainable access and enjoyment for current and future audiences. Through our partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation s National Treasures Program we supported over 50 public awareness campaigns and provided funding to restore historic sites such as the Nantucket Lightship/LV-112 in Boston, which was once the most remote manned lighthouse on earth, and to the Haas-Lilienthal House in San Francisco to complete the restoration of this national treasure. American Express provided $1.5 million in grant funding to support preservation efforts at nine historic sites as part of the World Monument Fund 2014 Watch. Projects receiving funding are Pokfulam Village in Hong Kong (SAR), China; the churches of Saint Merri and Notre-Dame-de-Lorette in Paris, France; the Farnese Aviaries in Rome, Italy; Tenyuji Temple, Ogatsu, Japan; Fundidora Park in Monterrey, Mexico; the Güell Pavilions in Barcelona, Spain; the House of Wonders in Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania; Battersea Power Station in London, United Kingdom; and Sulgrave Manor in Sulgrave, United Kingdom. Other grants went to organizations as diverse as the Trust for the National Mall in Washington, DC (to relocate and restore the Lockkeeper s House on the National Mall), the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York City (to restore the Tiffany Windows in the Veterans Room) and Rijks Museum in Amsterdam (to restore the Breeda Wall). COMMUNITY SERVICE We encourage good citizenship by supporting organizations that cultivate meaningful opportunities for civic engagement by our employees and members of the community through our Community Service program. In 2014, we awarded over 95 grants to fund community service projects that resulted in thousands of volunteers building or restoring over 555 homes, caring for 460 public parks, mentoring 140,000 young people, creating over 100,000 care kits for hospitalized children, and rescuing 45 million pounds of food to be distributed to the hungry. We also provided grants to a number of relief organizations following natural disasters. Organizations supported included the American Red Cross, Australian Business and Community Network, City Harvest, City Year, Habitat for Humanity, Harlem Children s Zone, International Rescue Committee, Junior Achievement, Project Sunshine, United Way, and Sussex Community Foundation. In addition, we mobilized employees in more than 150,000 hours of company-sponsored volunteer service, engaged 80 percent of our employees in the U.S. and nearly 70 percent of our employees in Canada to make charitable pledges through the company s annual employee giving campaign, and delivered nearly 9,000 hours of pro bono consulting services (valued at $1.3MM) to nonprofits around the globe through our Serve2Gether Consulting program. For more information about American Express Corporate Social Responsibility please visit www.americanexpress.com/csr 2
LEADERSHIP - $8.3 million ACCESS, NNAAC Leadership Program: Arab American Nonprofits, Dearborn, MI Achieve LLC, MCON14 Conference, Indianapolis, IN Acumen Fund Inc., +Acumen On-line Leadership Training, Alliance for Children and Families Inc., Neighborhood Revitalization Conference, Milwaukee, WI American Leadership Forum, Leadership Program, Houston, TX American Symphony Orchestra League, Emerging Leaders Program, Americans for the Arts, Inc, American Express Emerging Leader Award, Washington, DC Americans for the Arts, Inc, Arts U: Next Generation Leadership Education, Washington, DC Arizona State University Lodestar Center for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Innovation, American Express Leadership Academy, Phoenix, AZ Arthur Ashe Institute For Urban Health, Inc., New Strategies Forum, Ashoka, 2015 American Express Ashoka Innovators Boot Camp, Arlington, VA Ashoka, Leadership Academy Social Media, Arlington, VA Aspen Institute, Inc., The, Fellowship for Emerging Nonprofit Leaders, Washington, DC Aspen Institute, Inc., The, New Artist-Endowed Foundation Leaders Training, Washington, DC Association of Performing Arts Presenters Inc, APAP Leadership Fellows Program and Online Hub, Washington, DC Atlas Service Corps, Inc., American Express Leadership Academy Alumni Convening, Mechanicsville, VA Atlas Service Corps, Inc., Atlas Corps American Express Fellow: Leadership, Mechanicsville, VA Atlas Service Corps, Inc., Vision 2015 Lead. Development Model, Mechanicsville, VA Autism Speaks, Inc., Leadership Academy, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Next Generation Fellowship Program, Berkeley, CA Black Agency Executives, Emerging Leaders Training Program, Long Island City, NY Center for Creative Leadership, American Express Leadership Academy New York, Greensboro, NC Center for Employment Opportunities Inc., National Reentry Policy Leaders Training Program, Chicago Foundation for Women, Women s Leadership Development Initiative, Chicago, IL Common Purpose UK, American Express Leadership Academy India, London, United Kingdom Common Purpose UK, American Express Leadership Academy United Kingdom, London, United Kingdom Common Purpose UK, American Express Leadership Academy China, London, United Kingdom Community Foundation of Broward, Inc., American Express Leadership Academy Broward County, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Community Resource Exchange, Coaching Components for Leadership Caucus, Compasspoint Nonprofit Services, Next Generation Leaders of Color Program, Oakland, CA Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, Inc., Investing in Diverse Leadership, Washington, DC Congressional Hunger Center, Emerson National Hunger Fellows Program, Washington, DC Connecticut Council of Family Service Agencies, Executive Leadership Development Program, Wethersfield, CT Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere Inc., Catalyst Program for Emerging Leaders, Atlanta, GA Coro New York Leadership Center, Immigrant Civic Leadership Program, Council of Urban Professionals Institute, The, Fellows Program, Defy Ventures Inc., Blended and Online Learning Program, Do Something Inc, New Strategies Forum Participation, Echoing Green, Fellows-At-Large Program, 3
LEADERSHIP (continued) Education and Research Foundation of the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York, Inc., BBB Charity Effectiveness Symposium Series VII, EMC Arts Inc., Arts Leaders as Cultural Innovators Program, ETIC, American Express Service Academy Japan, Tokyo, Japan FCNY/ Workforce Professionals Training Institute, Workforce Development Leadership Academy, Federation Employment and Guidance Service Inc., Leadership Development Program, Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Inc., Center for Leadership Development/Speaker Series, First Peoples Worldwide Inc., Indigenous Leaders Regional Network Programs, Fredericksburg, VA Forum for Youth Investment, The, Video Storytelling & Collaborative Platform, Washington, DC Georgetown University, New Strategies Program, Washington, DC Georgia Center for Nonprofits, Inc., High Potential Diverse Leaders Leadership Program, Atlanta, GA Girls Inc., Cultivating Affiliate Leadership Program, Girls on the Run International, Leadership Initiative, Charlotte, NC Good Shepherd Services, Youth and Family Development Leadership Training, Growth Philanthropy Network, Inc., Social Impact Exchange s Scaling Conference, Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement, Latino Nonprofit Leadership Network, Chicago, IL Housing Works, Inc., New Strategies Forum Participation, IDEOorg, Human-Centered Design (HCD) On-line Training, Palo Alto, CA IMentor, ilead 3.0 Leadership Development Program, Independent Sector, Conference Sponsorship, Washington, DC Independent Sector, NGEN Fellows and Award Initiative, Washington, DC Institute for Educational Leadership, Cross-Boundary Leaders for Education Symposium, Washington, DC Institute for Ethical Leadership, Rutgers University, Emerging Leaders Program, Newark, NJ International Youth Foundation, Living Leadership Series, Baltimore, MD Japan Philanthropic Association, American Express Leadership Academy Japan, Tokyo, Japan King Baudouin Foundation United States, Inc., Study Visit on the American Fundraising Model, Latino Policy Forum, Latino Nonprofit Leadership Academy, Chicago, IL Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics, Inc., Emerging Leaders Program, Los Angeles, CA Leadership Learning Community, A project of the Tides Center, Funders and Evaluators Learning Lab, Oakland, CA LeaderSpring, A Project of the Tides Center, Fellowship and Alumni Program, Oakland, CA National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers Inc., Tribal Historic Preservation Leadership Training, Washington, DC National Council for Research on Women, The, Sustaining Emerging Nonprofit Women Leaders, National Trust for Historic Preservation in the U.S., American Express Aspire Award, Washington, DC National Urban Fellows, Inc., Executive Leadership and Coaching Program, National Urban League, Inc., Emerging Leaders Program, Naturebridge, Environmental Leadership Academy, San Francisco, CA NatureServe, Network Leadership Training Program, Arlington, VA Nonprofit Roundtable of Greater Washington, Inc., Future Executive Directors Fellowship, Washington, DC Peabody Essex Museum Inc., Leadership Training: Native American Museum Fellows, Salem, MA 4
LEADERSHIP (continued) Phoenix House Foundation, Inc., Leadership Academy, Presidio TR, Online Portal for Talent & Leadership Development, San Francisco, CA Pro Inspire, Managing for Success Leadership Training Program, Arlington, VA Public Allies, Inc., Advancing Opportunity Initiative, Milwaukee, WI Salzburg Global Seminar Inc., Young Cultural Entrepreneurs Forum, Washington, DC Save the Children Federation, Inc., Management Development Training, Westport, CT She s the First Inc., National Leadership Summit, Social Enterprise Alliance Inc., 50 Under 40 Social Enterprise Leadership Training, Minnetonka, MN Social Venture Network Inc., Bridge Initiative, San Francisco, CA Southern California Center for Nonprofit Management, Nonprofit Leadership Development Program, Los Angeles, CA Special Olympics Inc., Leadership Academy, Washington, DC Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Professional Leadership Program, Chicago, IL Support Center for Nonprofit Management, Inc., Trajectory Leadership Project, Talent Philanthropy Project, Improve Leadership Development, The DeVos Institute of Arts Management, Capacity Building Program, Washington, DC The DO School, StartUp Lab MOOC, Hamburg, Germany Thunderbird School of Global Management, American Express Leadership Academy, Glendale, AZ Tumml Inc., Emerging Startup Leadership Training, San Francisco, CA Turning Point, The Leaders of Today for Tomorrow Program, United States Fund for UNICEF, Global Citizenship Fellows, Year Up, Inc., Emerging Leaders Program, Boston, MA Young Audiences Inc., Emerging Leadership Institute, Young Nonprofit Professionals Network, 4.0 Support for Emerging Leaders Program, Youth Service America, Youth Service Institute, Washington, DC 5
HISTORIC PRESERVATION $6.5 million American Associates of the Royal National Theatre, Inc., National Theatre Future: Concrete Preservation, Asociacion Amigos del Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo, Restoration of MNAD Garden, Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina Asociacion Civil RESPONDE, Preservation of Puerto General Alvear, Buenos Aires, Argentina Banco de Mexico Fideicomiso Museos Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo, Restoration of Frida Kahlo s Textile Collection, Mexico, Distrito Federal, Mexico Corporation of Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall, The, Massey Hall Revitalization & Heritage Conservation, Toronto, Canada Doors to History, General Support, Hull, MA Fondazione Memoriale della Shoah di Milano ONLUS, A Journey Through Memory - A Multi-Media Project, Milano, Italy Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, King-Cromartie House/New River Inn Restorations, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Friends of the New York Transit Museum, New York s Transportation Landmarks Exhibition, Gettysburg Foundation, Rehabilitation of the Lincoln Address Memorial, Gettysburg, PA Grand Canyon Association, Historic Desert View Watchtower Restoration, Grand Canyon, AZ Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., Digitize Live from Lincoln Center Archives, Mandato Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso, Refurbishment of the Colegio de San Ildefonso, Mexico City, Mexico Manhattan Theatre Club, Inc., Theater Restoration Project, Municipal Art Society of New York, The, MAS Summit for New York City, National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy, Federal Hall Design Concept Plan, National Trust for Historic Preservation in the U.S., National Treasures Program, Washington, DC National Trust for Historic Preservation in the U.S., Partners in Preservation Program, Washington, DC Performing Arts Center Trust, Inc., Historic Carnival Tower Restoration and Activation, Miami, FL Philadelphia Museum of Art, Rodin Museum Restoration and Conservation Project, Philadelphia, PA Rio Salado Foundation, Eisendrath Center for Water Conservation, Tempe, AZ Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The Moving Images and Recorded Sound Project, Seventh Regiment Armory Conservancy, Inc., Restoration of Tiffany Windows in Veterans Room, Smithsonian Institution National Museum of African American History and Culture, Opening the Cultural Heritage Gallery, Washington, DC Sociedad de Amigos del Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes A.C, International Symposium on Red Cochineal, Mexico D.F., Mexico Stichting het Rijksmuseum, Preservation of the Breda Wall, Amsterdam, Netherlands Trust for the National Mall, Restoration of the Lockkeeper s House on the National Mall, Washington, DC United States Capitol Historical Society, 2015 Symposium: The Legacy of the Civil War, Washington, DC World Monuments Fund, Inc, 50th Anniversary Program, World Monuments Fund, Inc, World Monuments Watch, Museum of Afro American History Inc., Preservation of Boston s Abiel Smith School, Boston, MA 6
COMMUNITY SERVICE $8.2 million A Better Chance, Inc., College Preparatory Schools Program, Ability Beyond Disability, Disability Housing Education Initiative, Bethel, CT Advertising Council, Inc., The, Enhancing Impact Through Social Media, Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation, Inc., Odetta World Premiere, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, General Support, Washington, DC American National Red Cross, Annual Disaster Giving Program, Washington, DC American National Red Cross, Disaster Volunteer Recruitment, Washington, DC AmeriCares Foundation, Inc., Human Resources Capacity Building, Stamford, CT Animal Haven, Inc., Volunteer Program, Art Gallery of Ontario, Conservation Program, Toronto, Canada Arthur Ashe Institute For Urban Health, Inc., Volunteer Program, Australian Business and Community Network, Disadvantaged Schools Mentoring Partnership, Sydney, Australia Barth Syndrome Foundation, The, General Support, Larchmont, NY BBB Institute for Marketplace Trust, Financial Readiness for Returning Veterans, Arlington, VA Be The Change Inc., Got Your 6 (GY6) - A Veteran Empowerment Campaign, Boston, MA Big Brothers and Big Sisters of New York City, Inc., Workplace Mentoring Program, Bipartisan Policy Center Inc., General Support, Washington, DC Bright Horizons Foundation For Children, Bright Space Volunteer Program, Brentwood, TN Brighton Dome and Festival, Ltd., Access Program - Community/Diversity, Brighton, United Kingdom Brookings Institution, The, General Support, Washington, DC Brooklyn Academy of Music, Inc., Next Wave Festival, Brooklyn Museum of Art, The, Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties Exhibition, Canadian Red Cross, Disaster Management Program, Mississaugua, Canada Casacolumbia, Digital Promotion Campaign, Central Park Conservancy Inc., Volunteer Program, Children s Diagnostic & Treatment Center, Inc., 22nd Annual Thanksgiving Basket Brigade, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Children s Museum of Phoenix, Volunteer Engagement Initiative, Phoenix, AZ Chinese Christian Relief Association, Reading Mentor Program, Taipei, Taiwan Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund, Inc., Bank On 2.0 Conference, City Harvest, Inc., American Express Honor Roll Food Rescue Truck, City Parks Foundation, Partnerships for Parks, City Year New York, Corps Member Training & Volunteer Program, Consumer Credit Counseling Service Of Delaware Valley, Clarifi College Redesign, Philadelphia, PA Discalced Inc., Production of Acis and Galatea, Doctors Without Borders USA, Inc., Expanded Supporter Outreach, Food Bank for New York City, Volunteer Program, Foundation Center, The, Relocation and Redesign, Foundation Center, The, General Support, 7
COMMUNITY SERVICE (continued) Four Arts Media, American Song Broadcast & Educational Pilot, Friends of Tracy Aviary, Volunteer Program, Salt Lake City, UT Fundacion Cimientos, Future Graduates, Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Futures and Options, Inc., Small Business Outreach Campaign, Globalgiving Foundation Inc., Serve2Gether Consulting Program Support, Washington, DC God s Love We Deliver, Volunteer Cultivation and Appreciation Program, Habitat for Humanity Central Arizona, Home Sweet Home Sponsorship, Peoria, AZ Habitat For Humanity International Inc., Volunteer Program, Salt Lake City, UT Habitat for Humanity New Zealand Ltd., South Auckland Home Build Program, Auckland, New Zealand Habitat for Humanity of Broward, Inc., North Lauderdale Home Sponsorship, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Habitat for Humanity Toronto, Building Homes and Hope Program, Toronto, Canada HandsOn Greater Phoenix, Volunteer Program, Phoenix, AZ Harlem Children s Zone, Community Pride, Henry Street Settlement, Volunteer Services Program, International Medical Corps, Medical Support for Ebola Crisis, Los Angeles, CA International Rescue Committee Inc., Corporate Rescue Partner Disaster Response, International Rescue Committee Inc., Refugee and Displaced People Support Campaign, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Kennedy Center Corporate Fund, Washington, DC Junior Achievement International China, Inc., My Money Business Program, Raleigh, NC Junior Achievement of Arizona, Mentoring Youth, Tempe, AZ Junior Achievement of New York, Inc., Engaging Volunteers to Prepare NYC Students, Junior Achievement of South Florida, Inc., Volunteer Program, Coconut Creek, FL Junior Achievement Singapore Ltd., It s My Business Workshop, Singapore Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., Lincoln Center Corporate Fund, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., Lincoln Center Festival, Lincoln Center Theater, Production of Act One, Lincoln Center Theater, Production of THE KING AND I, Los Angeles Fund For Public Education, General Support, Beverly Hills, CA Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Inc., River to River Festival, Madison Square Boys & Girls Club, Volunteer Support for the Explorers Academy, Make-a-Wish Foundation of America, Volunteer Training Initiative, Phoenix, AZ Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, Young Leaders Circle, Money Advice Trust, Financial Education, London, United Kingdom Museum of Jewish Heritage A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, Audience Engagement Through Digital Marketing, My Good Deed, 9/11 National Day of Service Mobilizing Volunteers, Newport Beach, CA National League of Cities Institute Inc., Tax Assistance - Volunteer Awareness Campaign, Washington, DC National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade Center Foundation, Inc., Dedication Period for 9/11 Memorial Museum, New 42nd Street, Inc., Production of Mother Africa, 8
COMMUNITY SERVICE (continued) New Jersey Performing Arts Center Corporation, World Music Series, Newark, NJ New Jersey Performing Arts Center Corporation, Volunteer Engagement, Newark, NJ New York Cares, Inc., General Support, New York Cares, Inc., Neighborhood Volunteer Program, New York Cares, Inc., South Bronx Volunteer Outreach Campaign, New York Center for Children, The, Volunteer Program, New York City Ballet, Inc., 50th Anniversary at Lincoln Center, New York City Center, Inc., Encores! Off-Center, New York City Partnership Foundation, Inc., Civic Engagement Projects, New York Common Pantry, Volunteer Services, New York Public Radio, RadioLoveFest, New York Restoration Project, Lead Service Sponsor, New York University Langone Medical Center, Preventing Childhood Obesity, New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Lower Manhattan Hospital, General Support, NPowerNY Inc., Expanded Support for The Community Corps, OzHarvest Limited, Cooking for A Cause Corporate Volunteer Program, Alexandria, Australia Pace University, Schimmel Center and Resilience Conference, Briarcliff Manor, NY Parks & Trails New York Inc, Key Messages & Brand Strategy, Albany, NY Philanthropy New York Inc., The Fund for 2025, Phoenix Children s Hospital Foundation, Volunteer Services, Phoenix, AZ Points of Light Foundation, Global Volunteering Partnership, Atlanta, GA Project Sunshine, National Volunteer Program Serving Young Patients, Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun, Inc., Rock & Roll Paint-a-thon, Tempe, AZ Reel Stories Teen Filmmaking Inc., Today s Issues, Tomorrow s Storytellers, Sadler s Wells Association, Inc., Sadler s Sampled - Summer Festival, Salvation Army, The, Pack to School, Phoenix, AZ Save the Children Federation, Inc., Ebola Crisis Support, Fairfield, CT Scripted Inc., Technology Mentoring for NYC Students, Second Stage Theatre, Support for The Happiest Song Plays Last, September 11th Widows and Victims Families Association, 9/11 Day of Service & Remembrance Volunteer Event, Signature Theatre Company, Inc., Talkback Series, Special Olympics Arizona, Inc., Volunteer Program, Phoenix, AZ St. James Settlement, Extended After-school Care and Support Program, Hong Kong St. Mary s Food Bank Alliance, Emergency Food Box Program, Phoenix, AZ Stephen Petronio Dance Company Inc., Production of RainForest, Student Partner Alliance - A New Jersey Non-Profit Corporation, Student Mentoring Program, Millburn, NJ Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Komen Greater NYC Race for the Cure, Sussex Community Foundation, Local Grants, Lewes, United Kingdom Taproot Foundation, Powering Serve2Gether Consulting Growth, San Francisco, CA 9
COMMUNITY SERVICE (continued) Team Rubicon, Veteran Volunteer Engagement During Disasters, El Segundo, CA Terrence Higgins Trust Limited, Volunteer Program, London, United Kingdom UMOM New Day Centers, Volunteer Program, Phoenix, AZ United States Fund for UNICEF, Ebola Crisis Support, United Way of Salt Lake, Supporting Volunteering in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City, UT Urban Justice Center, Marketing Capacity Building, Urban League of Broward County, Inc., Volunteer Program, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Utah Arts Festival Foundation, Inc., Volunteer Program, Salt Lake City, UT Utah Symphony & Opera, Docent Volunteer Program, Salt Lake City, UT Valley of the Sun United Way, Weekend Hunger Backpacks, Phoenix, AZ Volunteer Action Center of Broward County, High-Impact HandsOn Service Program, Tamarac, FL Volunteer Canada/Benevoles Canada, Advancing Citizen Engagement in Canada, Ottawa, Canada EMPLOYEE PROGRAMS CULTURE CARD - $221,000 Through this program, American Express supports cultural institutions to offer free admission to employees. GIFT MATCHING - $6.67 million American Express Charitable Fund matches the personal contributions of employees and the Company s board of directors to qualified nonprofit organizations in Canada, India and the United States. SERVE2GETHER GRANTS $323,000 American Express Charitable Fund awards grants to nonprofit organizations in the U.S. to recognize the volunteer services of employees. EMPLOYEE SCHOLARSHIPS $463,000 Through this U.S. and Canadian program, the American Express Charitable Fund assists employees in meeting the costs of their children s undergraduate college education.
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