Aeon
The retailer has donated $1,030,000 to the American Red Cross, and has also made a contribution to the Japanese business community relief fund.

Agilent Technologies
Agilent has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross and has launched a contribution-matching program to donate up to $50,000 to the United Way. Employees located in the United States are also taking part in volunteer relief activities.

Aisin Group (Aisin, Aisin AW, Aisin Takaoka)
The three firms of the Aisin Group have donated $120,000 to the American Red Cross and the New York Community Trust. Aisin Co. is also setting up a fund to collect donations.

Ajinomoto
The foodmaker has pledged a total of $29,000 to the Japanese Red Cross, the New York Community Trust, the American Red Cross. Both the Japanese parent company and its U.S. affiliate are donating.

All Nippon Airways
The airline company is scheduled to donate $10,000 to the American Red Cross, and branches in the United States are scheduled to make donations to local chambers of commerce and industry (about $1,000 to $2,000 each).

Alps Electric
Alps Electric has donated $100,000 to the Japanese Red Cross, including a corporate fund and donations from employees.

American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus
American Family Life has matched contributions from employees, directors, and sales agencies and donated the sum to the Japanese Red Cross. The head office in the United States is also taking part in condolence, fund-raising, and blood-donating activities.

Amway Japan
Alticore, Amwayfs parent firm, has donated $50,000 to the September 11 Fund.

Anabuki Construction
The construction firm is now planning what form its aid will take.

Anritsu
Anritsu has donated $33,000 to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund, and the company is matching employee contributions. It is also calling on employees of its U.S. affiliate to donate blood.

Araco
Araco has donated $60,000 to the American Red Cross and is scheduled to raise funds among employees.

Asahi Glass
The glassmaker has made a $10,000 donation to the American Red Cross through its U.S. affiliate.

Asahi Mutual Life Insurance
Asahi has donated $1,000 to the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in New York and the Japan Club. It has also made a donation to the Japanese business community relief fund.

Asahi National Broadcasting
The broadcasting company has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross through its U.S. affiliate TV Asahi America.

AXA Life Insurance
what form of support to offer, including matching employee contributions.

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi
This Bank has donated over $160,000 to the September 11th Fund, the American Red Cross, and other charities; it is also matching employee donations. It has also contributed to the Japanese business community fund and given blankets, towels, and other goods to City Harvest in New York.

Bosch Automotive Systems
The parent group has donated $500,000, and is matching donations from individual employees of Bosch U.S.A. It is also providing consulting and security services to the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Bridgestone
The tiremaker has donated $1,000,000 to the American Red Cross, along with $100,000 from Bridgestone/Firestone. Donations are also being collected by group companies throughout the world, and employees are being asked to give blood.

Brother Industries
Brother and three of its subsidiaries have donated $500,000 to the American Red Cross and to NPOs near its offices.

Canon
Canon has donated $3,100,000 (including $100,000 from Canon USA) to the Japanese Red Cross and American Red Cross. Also, it will match contributions collected from group employees in Japan. In addition, Canon has supplied office equipment, camcorders, clothing, and other materials.

Casio Computer
The computer company has donated $10,000 to the September 11 Fund. It has also donated daily necessities and medical supplies to the Jacob Javitz Convention Center and made employees available for counseling and other rescue activities.

Chugai Pharmaceutical
Chugai's U.S. affiliate is scheduled to collect and match contributions from employees. The Japanese parent company's donation is under consideration.

Chugoku Bank
The bank has contributed $100,000 to the New York fire services relief fund and the Twin Towers Fund. It is also collecting contributions from employees.

Chugoku Electric Power
The electric power company is providing information on donations to employees through its Intranet service.

Cisco Systems
Cisco Systems in Japan is collecting contributions from employees, and the U.S. parent firm has donated $6,000,000.

Colin Corporation
The company is now planning its donation, which will include medical equipment and facilities for the American Red Cross and fire services.

Communications Industry Association of Japan
The association is collecting donations at its office entrances.

Credit Saison
The Credit Saison group is currently scheduling fund-raising activities.

Dai-ichi Mutual Life Insurance
The life insurance company has donated $30,000 to the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Japan Club, as well as contributing to the Japanese business community fund.

Daikin Industries
Daikin is scheduled to donate $6,800 to the Japanese Red Cross, including a contribution of $800 from the employees of Daikin America.

Dai Nippon Printing
The printing company has donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross.

Daiwa Securities Group
The securities group has donated $10,000 and is collecting contributions from employees.

Densei-Lambda
Densei-Lambda has donated $10,000 to the New York State Fund.

Denso
Denso has donated $217,094 to the American Red Cross and Japanese Red Cross and is encouraging employees in the United States to donate blood.

Development Bank of Japan
Employee donations are being collected through unions and social clubs; the total amount is undetermined as of now.

Dowa Mining
This firm has made a $5,000 donation through the Japanese Chamber of Commerce in New York, and is looking into possible equipment contributions.

Eisai
Eisai has donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross and fire and police services. It is also collecting contributions from employees and urging them to donate blood. Eisai Inc. in New Jersey and Eisai Research Institution in Boston are implementing matching programs.

Elmo
Elmo has donated $1,000 to the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry in New York and the Japan Club. Company employees have also been engaged in rescue work.

Emerson Japan
Parent company Emerson Electric has donated $1,000,000 to the American Red Cross, half of which was collected through an employee contribution matching scheme.

Fanuc
The industrial manufacturer has donated to the Japanese business community relief fund.

Fuji Electric
The company is now planning its response.

Fuji Heavy Industries
The manufacturer has given $525,000 to the American Red Cross via Subaru America and Subaru-Isuzu Automotive. It has also supplied 500 generators to relief workers.

Fuji Photo Film
Fuji has donated $1,000,000 through its U.S. affiliates to the American Red Cross and the September 11th Fund. Fuji is also matching employee donations and asking workers to give blood.

Fuji Research Institute
The institute has donated $10,000 to the Japanese Red Cross.

Fujisawa Pharmaceutical
Fujisawa has donated $580,000 for use in relief efforts.

Fujitsu
Fujitsu has donated $1,000,000 to the American Red Cross and the Firemen's Association of the State of New York. The company's U.S. affiliate has also instituted a donation-matching program for its employees.

Furukawa Electric
Furukawa plans a $200,000 donation to the American Red Cross.

GE Japan
A donation campaign targeting all GE Group employees in Japan is underway; proceeds will be sent to the American Red Cross. An independent nonprofit foundation established by the U.S. parent will match donations.

GMAC Commercial Mortgage Japan
Employees of the company have donated over $1,800 to the American Red Cross.

Goldman Sachs (Japan)
Contributions are being collected from employees in Japan, and group companies in the United States have donated $150,000 to the American Red Cross and others. Employees are taking part in blood drives.

Hewlett-Packard Japan
Hewlett-Packard's worldwide Max Mega donation-matching program is now underway, including at HP Japan.

Hino Motors
Hino has given $10,000 to the Japanese Chamber of Commerce in New York and is offering special leave to employees requiring it.

Hiroshima-Sogo Bank
The bank is now considering the form of its aid.

Hitachi
The Hitachi Group of North America has made a $1,000,000 donation to the American Red Cross, which has been joined by a $50,000 donation from the Hitachi Foundation. Employees are giving blood and making individual donations, and the company is assisting with recovery and DNA identification efforts.

Hitachi Metals
Hitachi Metals America has donated over $47,000 to the American Red Cross.

Hokuetsu Bank
The bank will donate $8,000 to an undecided recipient has yet to be decided. The bank also plans to match employee contributions.

Hokuriku Electric Power
This power company is donating $20,000 to the American Red Cross.

Honda Motor
Honda is matching employee donations up through September 28, with the total amount yet to be determined. Recipients will include the American Red Cross and the United Way.

Hoya
Hoya's U.S. subsidiary has established a matching fund for employee donations, and the company has donated to the Japanese business community fund.

Hyakugo Bank
Donations are being collected from directors and employees. The funds collected will be matched by the bank and forwarded through the Japanese Red Cross for use in disaster relief. Employees are being urged to donate blood.

Internet Initiative Japan
Internet Initiative Japan has waived dial-up connection fees in the United States.

Itochu Corporation
Itochu and Itochu International have contributed $1,000,000 to the New York Times 9/11 Neediest Fund. Itochu Group companies and employees have also donated a total of almost $204,045 to the New York Firefighters, the United Way, the American Red Cross, and other organizations. Group firms are matching employee donations.

Ito-Yokado Group
Ito-Yokado is soliciting contributions from employees and customers at its 9,728 stores in Japan, which include Seven-Eleven stores, and at Seven-Eleven stores in the United States. It has also donated to the Japanese business community fund.

Japan Airlines
The Japanese flag carrier has donated $2,000 to the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and the Japan Club in New York.

Japan-America Society of Sasebo
The society is currently collecting contributions for donation to the American Red Cross.

Japan Bearing Industrial Association
U.S. affiliates of member companies are preparing donations. Company donations will be combined with employee contributions. The association is also planning to donate to the Japanese business community fund.

Japan Cement Association
The association has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross.

Japan Soap and Detergent Association
The association is now considering the form of aid to offer.

Japan Telecom
Japan Telecom America has donated $5,000 to the New York Police and Fire Widows' and Children's Benefit Fund.

Japan Tobacco
This company is considering donations from both the Japanese parent and U.S. affiliates. It also plans to offer office equipment to companies affected by the attacks.

Japanese Bankers Association
The association is providing information on ways to donate and facilitating individual aid efforts at its member banks.

Joyo Bank
The bank has donated $5,000 to the September 11 Fund through its New York branch. It is also providing counseling for the families of missing employees of the Nishi-Nippon Bank and providing office space for Japanese banks damaged in the attacks.

JSR Corporation
The firm plans to donate an undetermined amount.

Juroku Bank
The bank's donation is still at the planning stage, but it is scheduled to collect contributions from group employees and is considering a matching program.

Kansai Paint
Kansai Paint is currently considering what form of donation to make.

Kanto Auto Works
Kanto Auto Works has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross. It is also making a separate individual donation of undisclosed amount.

Kao
Kao is collecting contributions from its employees, including those at its companies in the United States. It is also asking them to donate blood.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries
Kawasaki Heavy Industries is scheduled to make an undisclosed donation to the September 11 Fund. In addition to offering $50,000 from the Kawasaki Foundation, its U.S. affiliate is matching employee contributions and urging them to donate blood.

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha
Kawasaki KK has donated $28,000 to the American Red Cross, WTC Port Community Fund, and others through "K" Line America.

Kikkoman
Kikkoman is planning to donate $100,000 to the New York State University through its U.S. group for use as an educational fund for the children and spouses of victims. It is also contributing to the Japanese business community fund.

Kinden
Kinden plans to donate $1,000 to an undisclosed organization.

Kirin Brewery
Kirin is currently considering what form of donation to make.

Kobe Steel
The firm has donated $18,000 to the American Red Cross, fire and police services, and others. Its U.S. affiliate Kobelco Metal Powder of America is matching employee contributions.

Koito Manufacturing
The head office in Japan and its U.S. affiliate are planning to donate $64,000, including contributions from employees.

Komatsu
Komatsu has donated $60,000 to the American Red Cross and is separately matching employee contributions. It has also offered heavy machinery for recovery efforts.

Konica
Konica is scheduled to make a donation consisting of contributions from the company and employees through its affiliate.

Kowa Real Estate
The head office has matched employee contributions and donated $4,300 to the U.S. Embassy in Japan.

Kubota
Kubota has donated $200,000 to the American Red Cross from its Japanese parent company and affiliates.

Kumagai Gumi
Kumagai is making arrangements to donate $5,000 to the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry in New York.

Kureha Chemical Industry
The company has donated an undisclosed amount and is collecting contributions from directors and employees.

Kyowa Hakko Kogyo
Kyowa has donated $5,000 to the WTC Relief Fund through its U.S. subsidiary and is considering donating $170,940 from the group to the American Red Cross. Also, Kyowa USA employees are considering making a $1,000 donation to the WTC Relief Fund.

Maeda
Maeda will donate an estimated $10,000, and is matching employee donations.

Marubeni
Marubeni has donated $510,000 to the American Red Cross. Donations are also being collected from directors and employees of the Japanese parent company and U.S. affiliates. It has also contributed to the Japanese business community fund, and is offering office space to Japanese firms affected by the attacks.

Matsushita Electric Industrial
Employees of Matsushita's Japanese group firms are donating $1,000,000, and the 44 U.S. firms another $1,000,000. Recipients have yet to be selected. The company has also contributed headlamps, computers, and other equipment to aid recovery and relief efforts.

Matsushita Electric Work
The company is now planning its form of contribution, which will include donating food, water, and clothing.

Mazda Motor
The Mazda Foundation will match employee donations up to $20,000. Recipients will include the September 11th Fund and the New York Community Trust.

Meiji Life Insurance
The insurer and its American subsidiary have donated $40,000 to the Twin Towers Fund, the American Red Cross, and the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry in New York. Meiji is also collecting donations from employees to be given to the Points of Light Foundation.

Meiji Seika
The snack-food maker has donated to the Japanese business community fund.

Meitec
Meitec is currently planning what form its contribution will take.

Michinoku Bank
The bank has donated $85,000 to the American Red Cross.

Mitsubishi Chemical
Mitsubishi Chemical America has donated $25,000 to the United Way.

Mitsubishi Corporation
Mitsubishi and Mitsubishi International Corporation have donated $1,000,000 to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund.

Mitsubishi Electric
Mitsubishi Electric has donated a total of $1,000,000 to the Heroes of Flight 93 Memorial Fund and the American Red Cross. Mitsubishi Electric Automation has donated three uninterruptible power supplies to the New York Red Cross. Employees are urged to volunteer and give blood; the Mitsubishi Electric Foundation will donate $10 for every hour of employee volunteer work.

Mitsubishi Estate
The firm plans to donate $60,000 to the September 11th Fund and the New York Community Trust. These funds will come from U.S. affiliates and the Rockefeller Group. Other activities include repainting Manhattan schools and circus trips for children of police and fire fighters.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
U.S. affiliates have given $10,000 to New York City, and are urging workers to give blood.

Mitsubishi Trust and Banking
The trust bank's New York branch and U.S. affiliate have given $70,000 to the New York State WTC Relief Fund and the Japanese Community Relief Fund.

Mitsui & Co.
Mitsui's American firm has donated $1,000,000 to the September 11th Fund. It is also encouraging employees to give.

Mitsui Chemicals America
The firm has contributed $12,000 to recipients including the American Red Cross and the Vision Council of America Humanitarian Relief Fund. Mitsui employees have been taking part in volunteer activities ranging from account management for victims and their families to light office work.

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines
The shipping company's donation is now under consideration and moving toward implementation.

Mitsui Sumitomo Marine & Fire Insurance
The company has donated $220,000 to the New York Firefighters 9-11 Disaster Relief Fund and the New York State Fraternal Order of Police Fund and is also matching employee contributions.

Mitsukoshi
This department store operator and its U.S. affiliate have donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross.

Mizuho Holdings
Mizuho has donated $1,000,000 to the Japanese Red Cross account for victims of the attacks.

Mori Building
Mori has donated $8,500 to the American Red Cross.

NHK Spring
The firm has offered $12,000 to the American Red Cross and to the fire and police departments in New York. There will also be voluntary donations from employees.

Nichimen
Nichimen has made a $100,000 donation to the American Red Cross. It has also called for donations from employees of Nichimen America, as well as asking them to take part in volunteer activities.

Nihon Kohden
Nihon Kohden has contributed $5,300 to the American Red Cross.

Nihon Michelin Tire
The Michelin Relief Fund has been established for employee contributions. The French parent firm has donated $1,000,000 and U.S. affiliates are supplying free tires for disaster response vehicles in New York.

Nihon Unisys
The company is preparing to make a $10,000 donation to the American Red Cross. The U.S. parent firm has donated $1,000,000.

Nikon
The company has donated $100,000 to the New York State WTC Relief Fund. Nikon is also matching employee donations, and its U.S. branch is offering food and clothing as part of relief efforts.

Nippon Carbide Industries
The firm's U.S. affiliate has donated $1,000 to the American Red Cross.

Nippon Denko
The company plans to donate to the Japanese business community fund.

Nippon Flour Mills
The company plans to donate $10,000 from the parent company and local affiliate. It is also looking into donating food products.

Nippon Life Insurance
The Nissay Group has contributed to the Japanese business community relief fund and other organizations.

Nippon Light Metal
The company has given $1,500 to the American Red Cross and is collecting donations from employees of Toyal America.

Nippon Paint
This paint manufacturer has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross through its U.S. affiliate. It is also encouraging employees to participate individually.

Nippon Roche
The company is part of the Roche Group, which is providing a total of $3,000,000 including financial assistance and medical supplies. Employees are being asked to donate blood.

Nippon Soda
Nippon Soda plans to make a donation, but is considering whether to donate through an association of Japanese chemical manufacturers.

Nippon Steel
The steel company has donated $5,000 through its U.S. affiliate and has also contributed to the Japanese business community fund.

Nippon Suisan Kaisha
The firm expects to donate over $41,000 to the American Red Cross and fire fighting and police organizations. It is also donating to the Japanese business community fund.

Nippon Yusen
The shipping firm expects to donate $40,000 to the American Red Cross under a matching scheme for employee donations. The company is also considering participation in the Japanese Community WTC Relief Fund.

Nishimatsu Construction
Directors and employees of the firm have donated over $256,000 to the American Red Cross.

Nissan Diesel Motor
Nissan Diesel has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross.

Nissan Motor
Nissan North America has given $500,000 each to the Twin Towers Fund and the American Red Cross. A separate donation from the Japanese parent company is also under consideration. The company is calling on its U.S. employees to donate and offering matching funds.

Nisshin Seifun Group
This flour miller has donated $30,000 to the American Red Cross.

Nisshin Steel
Through its U.S. affiliate and from the parent firm, Nisshin has donated $30,000 to the New York Community Trust, the American Red Cross, and the Japanese Community WTC Relief Fund.

Nissho Iwai
The U.S. affiliate of this firm has donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross and other recipients. The parent company is planning its own contribution. There is a matching scheme for employee donations, and the company is calling on workers to give blood and volunteer.

Nissin
Nissin has donated $1,050 to the American Red Cross and JETRO, and is asking its employees to take part in volunteer activities.

Nitto Denko

The firm has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross and has contributed cardboard boxes and other goods for use in relief efforts.

Nohmi Bosai
The firm is donating to the Japanese business community fund.

Nomura Holdings
Nomura has pledged $1,000,000 in donations, with the recipients to be announced later.

NTN Corporation
The U.S. affiliate and employees are donating to the Chicago Red Cross and the Chicago Tribune Disaster Relief Fund.

NTT Communications
NTT Communications has set up a special headquarters to help customers who have suffered. It is installing emergency substitute lines and offering cell phones and international phone cards to people going on emergency trips to the United States.

NTT Data
The technology firm is planning to offer assistance in response to Keidanren requests.

NTT DoCoMo
NTT DoCoMo has donated $100,000 to the Twin Tower Funds and the Japanese Community WTC Relief Fund.

Omron
Omron has donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross.

Pacific Consultants International Group
The company is donating $1,000 to the American Red Cross.

Petroleum Association of Japan
The member firms of the association are undertaking individual efforts to aid in relief.

Pioneer
Pioneer has donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross. Employees of Pioneer North America are donating blood, and the firm has given a 50-inch plasma display for use in the White House Cabinet Room.

Procter & Gamble Far East
Donations are being collected from all employees of the P&G Group in Japan and will be forwarded to the American Red Cross. Corporate donations will be consolidated through the U.S. parent company.

Real Estate Companies Association of Japan
The association has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross.

Ricoh
Ricoh has donated $500,000 and the U.S. affiliate $200,000 in matched employee donations to the September 11th Fund and the American Red Cross. Other donations include $300,000 worth of copiers and other equipment for the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the city of New York.

Sanki Engineering
The firm has donated over $8,500 to an undisclosed recipient.

Sankyo
Sankyo has donated $1,000,000 to the American Red Cross through its affiliate.

Sanyo Electric
The company has donated $500,000 to the American Red Cross, and group companies in the United States are matching employee contributions.

Seibu Department Stores
Seibu is collecting donations at its 25 department stores in Japan; the fund-raising campaign continues until October 31.

Seiko
Seiko has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross and is separately collecting employee contributions, which it plans to match.

Sharp
Sharp is aiming to donate $200,000 to the American Red Cross, fire and police services, and others and will match employee contributions. It has also donated information equipment equivalent to $300,000 and is lending company products and supplying office space.

Shimadzu
The manufacturer has donated $1,535, including employee contributions, to the American Red Cross and Salvation Army, and its U.S. affiliates are now planning their donations.

Shimizu
The construction firm is scheduled to donate $4,000 to the American Red Cross through its U.S. affiliate and is matching employee contributions.

Shimizu Bank
The bank is currently considering the form its donation will take.

Shin Mitsui Sugar
The company has donated over $3,400 to the New York Community Trust.

Shinkin Central Bank
The bank has donated $100,000 to the Twin Towers Fund.

Shinsei Bank
The bank has donated $50,000 to the American Red Cross and is also collecting contributions from employees.

Shinwa Bank
The bank is calling on all directors and employees to make contributions and has opened a donation fund account at all its branches.

Shinyei
Shinyei has donated $1,000 to the Japanese Consulate in New York.

Shiseido
The cosmetics company has donated $10,000 each to AmeriCares, the United Way, and the American Red Cross and is matching employee contributions. Shiseido International has donated 5,000 units of its products to the American Red Cross and is asking employees to donate blood.

Shizuoka Bank
The bank has donated $100,000 to the Twin Towers Fund through its New York branch and is collecting contributions from employees, which are expected to exceed $20,000. It is also waiving bank fees for customers who transfer money to its donation fund.

Shizuoka Gas
The company has donated employee contributions totaling more than $5,000 to the Japanese Red Cross.

SMK
SMK has donated $20,000 to the American Red Cross and to fire services. It is also matching employee contributions. Both the Japanese parent company and U.S. subsidiary are donating.

Sony
Sony has donated $4,000,000 to the American Red Cross and the Twin Towers Fund. The group is also collecting contributions from employees for donation to the New York Community Trust and urging them to give blood.

Sumitomo Corporation
Sumitomo has donated $500,000 to the American Red Cross and others and is collecting contributions from directors and employees. It also donated drinking water and is urging employees to donate blood.

Sumitomo Bakelite
Sumitomo Bakelite has donated $100,000 to the Japanese Red Cross and American Red Cross ($50,000 each from the parent company and its affiliate).

Sumitomo Chemical
The chemical company has donated $70,000 to the September 11 Fund and Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry in New York through its U.S. affiliate. The head office also has contributed to the Japanese business community fund.

Sumitomo Heavy Industries
Sumitomo Heavy Industries has donated $2,000 and untallied individual employee contributions to the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Japan Club. It has also contributed to the Japanese business community fund.

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking
The bank and three group affiliates have donated over $122,000 to the New York Times 9/11 Neediest Fund and the New York Community Trust. The bank is waiving bank fees on transfers to an account established to collect relief funds, and is offering its services to help with missing persons information.

Suruga Bank
The bank has donated $10,000 from its employees in Japan to the American Red Cross and waived bank fees for transfers to the Japanese Red Cross.

Suzuki Motor
The auto company is collecting contributions and has urged dealers also to participate. The final sum is scheduled to be donated to the American Red Cross together with contributions from its affiliates and their employees. It has also supplied vehicles for rescue work.

Taisho Pharmaceutical
Taisho has donated $170,940 to the Japanese Red Cross and is considering further activities.

Takeda Chemical Industries
The pharmaceutical company has donated $1,000,000 to the American Red Cross and is collecting and will match contributions from employees.

Takenaka
Takenaka's donation is now in planning. It is also considering support for fund-raising activities for the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry in New York.

Teijin
Teijin has donated $10,000 to the American Red Cross through its U.S. affiliate Teijin Holdings USA.

Terumo
Terumo has donated an undisclosed amount to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund and the fire and police services. It is also collecting and will match contributions from employees.

Toho Gas
Toho has donated $5,000 to the Japanese Community WTC Fund through its New York office.

Tokai Rika
Tokai Rika and its U.S. affiliates have donated $30,000 to the American Red Cross. Donations are also planned by the executive social club, management groups, labor unions, and employees.

Tokuyama
The company is collecting donations from employees.

Tokyo Electric Power
The power company has donated to the Japanese business community fund and has offered equipment to Consolidated Edison.

Tokyo Gas
Tokyo Gas has donated $13,500 to the New York Chamber of Commerce and to the Japanese business community fund.

Tomen
Tomen is currently accepting donations from employees. A corporate donation is also being considered.

Tomoegawa Paper
Tomoegawa USA has made a $600 donation to the American Red Cross, and employees are giving blood. A separate donation from the parent company is also under consideration.

Toshiba
Toshiba has donated $1,000,000 to the NY State WTC Relief Fund, Twin Towers Fund, and the American Red Cross; its U.S. affiliates have added $40,000 to this amount. It is urging employees to donate money and blood.

Toto
Toto's $7,000 contribution to the American Red Cross includes a corporate donation and funds collected from employees. A contribution from the Morimura Group is also being considered.

Toyo Communication Equipment
This company has donated over $100 to the American Red Cross. It also plans to collect donations from employees.

Toyoda Gosei
Three U.S. affiliates have donated a total of $80,000 to the American Red Cross, and the Japanese parent firm is considering its own donation. Contribution-matching programs are in place for employees.

Toyo Seikan Kaisha
Toyo Seikan has donated $1,500 to the Chicago Red Cross.

Toyo Tire & Rubber
The company directed its $10,000 donation through the U.S. Consulate in Osaka. Donations are also being collected from employees. Additional donations from U.S. affiliates are being considered.

Toyobo
Toyobo has donated $1,000 to the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and the Japan Club of New York, and is asking its employees to give blood.

Toyoda Machine Works
The company plans to donate over $8,500 to the American Red Cross, including a corporate donation and funds collected from employees.

Toyota Motor
Toyota has donated $1,000,000 to the American Red Cross. Donations are also being collected from employees of U.S. affiliates and the Japanese parent. Employee donations in the United States are being matched. The company has also offered trucks, forklifts, and the use of its harbor facilities.

Toyota Tsusho
This company has donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross, with half coming from the parent and half from its U.S. affiliates.

Wacoal
Wacoal's New York subsidiary has donated $40,000 to the September 11th Fund, the Twin Towers Fund, and the American Red Cross.

Wakamoto Pharmaceuticals
Wakamoto has contributed to the Japanese business community relief fund.

West Japan Railway
Donations are being collected from directors and employees, and will be delivered to the American Red Cross.

Yamaha Motor
Yamaha Motor has donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross and is also collecting employee donations. The company has also provided 24 generators to recovery workers and is asking employees to give blood.

Yamanouchi Pharmaceutical
The U.S. affiliate is now planning a $100,000 contribution, and is matching employee donations. The firm has also donated some $14,000 worth of nutritional supplements to relief workers and established a fund to promote blood and other donations.

Yasuda Fire and Marine Insurance
Yasuda is collecting donations from employees in all group companies.

Yokogawa Electric
Some 40 companies and 25 sales outlets affiliated with Yokogawa are pooling donations from directors. The funds are to be put toward medical treatment via Project HOPE.

Yokohama Rubber
This tire manufacturer and its U.S. subsidiary have donated $100,000 to the American Red Cross. Donations are also being collected from employees.