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Series' charitable contributions touch many lives - story below
Fortune
500 Fastest Team Award debuts
Complete list of Fortune 500 results
Who’s
the fastest FORTUNE 500 Team of them all?
This year
marks 50 years of the FORTUNE 500 and “FORTUNE
Magazine” commemorated the milestone with a special contest
honoring the JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge® companies
who appear on either the FORTUNE 500 or Global 500.
At each JPMorgan
Chase Corporate Challenge event throughout 2004, companies from
FORTUNE 500/Global 500 teams attempted to qualify for the JPMorgan Chase Corporate
Challenge Championship in New York in October. Qualifying teams automatically
were entered for consideration in the FORTUNE 500 Fastest Team
Award (see teams that qualified below). The fastest FORTUNE 500 male, female and mixed teams in
the Championship event were honored in the post-race awards
ceremony at JPMorgan Chase’s corporate headquarters.
The FORTUNE 500
listing first appeared in July 1955 as a supplement to the regular
issue. It came into being almost as an afterthought when an assistant
managing editor asked his secretary to put together a list of the
500 biggest industrial companies as a reference tool for editors
listing yearly sales, profits and assets.
The FORTUNE
500 ranks the largest companies in America. It encompasses all
sectors of the U.S. business world and reflects the shift in
the U.S. from an industrial-based economy to a more integrated,
hi-tech economy of products and services.
Conversely,
the FORTUNE Global 500, which was introduced in 1990, ranks the
largest companies worldwide. A complete archive of the FORTUNE
500 will also be available for the first time at www.fortune500.com.
Fortune 500 Championship Qualifying Male Teams |
| Company |
City |
| A.D.P. |
Morristown |
| AT&T |
Morristown |
| Bank of America |
New York City |
| Bear Stearns |
New York City |
| Cisco Systems |
New York City |
| Credit Suisse First Boston |
New York City |
| Eastman Kodak |
Buffalo |
| Electric
Boat (General Dynamics) |
Long Island |
| Electric
Boat (General Dynamics) |
Long Island |
| Electric
Boat (General Dynamics) |
Long Island |
| General Electric |
Chicago |
| General Electric |
Albany |
| HSBC Bank |
New York City |
| IBM |
Morristown |
| ING |
New York City |
| ITT Industries |
Morristown |
| JPMorgan Chase |
New York City |
| JPMorgan Chase |
New York City |
| JPMorgan Chase |
New York City |
| Lehman Brothers |
New York City |
| Lockheed Martin |
Syracuse |
| Lucent Technologies |
Morristown |
| Lucent Technologies |
Morristown |
| Marsh, Inc. |
New York City |
| Mellon |
New York City |
| Morgan Stanley |
New York City |
| Raytheon |
Boston |
| Sikorsky Aircraft (United Technologies) |
New York City |
| Stryker Orthopaedics |
Morristown |
| The Bank of New York |
New York City |
| TIAA-CREF |
New York City |
Fortune 500 Championship Qualifying Mixed Teams |
| Company |
City |
| BNSF Railway |
Dallas |
| Canon USA, Inc |
Long Island |
| General Electric |
Chicago |
| JPMorgan Chase |
New York City |
| JPMorgan Chase |
New York City |
| Lehman Brothers |
New York City |
| Merck |
Morristown |
| Pfizer, Inc. |
Long Island |
| Pfizer, Inc. |
Long Island |
| Pfizer, Inc. |
Morristown |
| Pfizer, Inc. |
Long Island |
| Pimco Advisors (Allianz) |
New York City |
| Roche Diagnostics Group |
Frankfurt |
| Schering-Plough |
Morristown |
| The Bank of New York |
New York City |
| Toys R' Us |
Morristown |
| UPS |
Morristown |
Fortune 500 Championship Qualifying Female Teams |
| Company |
City |
| A.D.P. |
Morristown |
| Avon Products |
New York City |
| Avon Products |
New York City |
| Bear Stearns |
New York City |
| Eastman Kodak |
Buffalo |
| Electric
Boat (General Dynamics) |
Long Island |
| Electric
Boat (General Dynamics) |
Long Island |
| Federated Merchandising Group |
New York City |
| Glaxosmithkline |
Morristown |
| HSBC |
Singapore |
| JPMorgan Chase |
New York City |
| Lehman Brothers |
New York City |
| Marsh, Inc. |
New York City |
| Morgan Stanley |
New York City |
Series'
charitable contributions
will touch many in 2004
Through
the 2004 JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge®
Series, JPMorgan Chase will donate approximately $400,000 to charities and organizations around the world.
As the chart below indicates, the dollars going to charity touch lives in many ways.
The
donations reflect a long-standing tradition at JPMorgan Chase to
support charities and institutions that contribute to an overall
quality of life in the communities the bank serves.
If
you are interested in learning more about beneficiaries for the
JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge Series, please contact
us here.
City |
Beneficiary |
| Johannesburg |
African Self Help Association |
| Dallas |
Dallas County Community College District;
Tarrant County Community College District;
Dallas Civic Ventures |
| Singapore |
Asian Civilisations Museum |
| New York |
Central Park Conservancy |
| Rochester |
Al Sigl Center;
Highland Park Horticultural Trust;
Cornell Cooperative Extension |
| Boston |
The Bay State Games/Mass Amateur Sports Foundation |
| Frankfurt |
The Stadel Museum |
| Buffalo |
Kevin Guest House;
Summit Educational Resources |
| London |
Sports Aid;
Disability Schools |
| New Jersey |
Morris Habitat for Humanity |
| Long Island |
United Way of Long Island's "Success by Six" Program |
| Syracuse |
Central New York Children's Hospital |
| Chicago |
The YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago |
| San Francisco |
Golden Gates National Parks Commission |
| Sydney |
Patrick Rafter Cherish The Children Foundation |
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