AUGUST 12, 2019 LOS ANGELES BUSINESS JOURNAL 15

Ranked by cash donations to L.A. County charities in 2018CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY NEXT WEEK

Auto DealershipsTHE LIST

Rank Company• name

• address

• website

2018 CashDonations• L.A. County

• total

(in millions)

Focus of Giving Description of Operations Top Philanthropy Officer• name

• title

Top Local Executive• name

• title

• phone

1Wells Fargo & Co.333 S. Grand Ave., Suite 1100Los Angeles 90071wellsfargo.com

$17.8$444.0

housing affordability, financial health,small business growth

diversified financialservices

Luis GonzalezVP Corporate Philanthropyand Community RelationsGregg SherkinSVP CorporatePhilanthropy andCommunity Relations

Michael OrmondeLos Angeles Region BankPresident(800) 869-3557

2Walt Disney Co.500 S. Buena Vista St.Burbank 91521thewaltdisneycompany.com

17.4103.7

community, conservation, children'shospitals and wishes, youth skillsdevelopment, volunteerism

media and entertainment Elissa MargolisSVP, Enterprise SocialResponsibility

Robert IgerCEO, Chairman(818) 560-1000

3Edison International2244 Walnut Grove Ave.Rosemead 91770edison.com

11.020.0

education, environment, public safety/emergency preparedness, civicengagement

utility Caroline ChoiSVP, Corporate Affairs

Pedro PizarroCEO, President(626) 302-2222

4JPMorgan Chase & Co.300 S. Grand Ave.Los Angeles 90071jpmorganchase.com

9.8250.0

jobs and skills, small businessexpansion, neighborhood revitalizationand financial health

global financial services Allen Fernandez SmithWest Region Executive,Global Philanthropy

Olivier de GivenchyManaging Director(800) 935-9935

5Panda Restaurant Group Inc.1683 Walnut Grove Ave.Rosemead 91770pandarg.com

8.934.5

health and education for underservedyouth through charitable foundations

restaurant chain Peggy CherngCo-CEO, Co-Chair

Andrew CherngPeggy CherngCo-CEOs, Co-Chairs(626) 799-9898

6Bank of America Corp.333 S. Hope St.Los Angeles 90071bankofamerica.com

7.2210.0

community development, affordablehousing, education/workforcedevelopment, basic human needs, artsand culture

consumer andcommercial banking,wealth management,investment banking

Garrett GinMarket Executive, LocalMarket Organization

Raul AnayaGreater Los Angeles MarketPresident(213) 621-3600

7Kaiser Permanente Southern California393 E. Walnut St.Pasadena 91188kp.org

6.192.8

health care for low-income individuals,medical research, community-basedhealth partnerships, environmentalinitiatives

health care plan andprovider

John YamamotoVP, Community Health,Government Relations andCommunity EngagementSouthern California

Julie Miller-PhippsPresident, Kaiser FoundationHealth Plan and HospitalsSouthern California(626) 405-5000

8East West Bank135 N. Los Robles Ave., Seventh FloorPasadena 91101eastwestbank.com

5.99.2

affordable housing, financialempowerment, education, economicdevelopment, financial literacy

financial institution,banking

Dominic NgCEO, Chairman

Dominic NgCEO, Chairman(626) 768-6000

9SoCalGas555 W. 5th St.Los Angeles 90013socalgas.com

5.16.6

safety and emergency preparedness,environment, STEM education,homelessness and veterans

utility Trisha MuseDirector, CommunityRelations

Bret LaneCEO(213) 244-1200

Capital Group Cos.333 S. Hope St.Los Angeles 90071thecapitalgroup.com

5.11

NAmatching gifts and grants toorganizations supported by companyemployees

financial services Alyson SattlerSenior Manager

Philip de ToledoPresident(213) 486-9200

11City National Bank555 S. Flower St.Los Angeles 90071cnb.com

4.58.4

education, arts and culture, financialliteracy, health and welfare, economicdevelopment and youth services

private and business bank Jennifer NickersonSVP, Corporate Citizenship

Kelly CoffeyCEO(310) 888-6000

12MUFG Union Bank445 S. Figueroa St.Los Angeles 90071unionbank.com

4.217.1

affordable housing, economicdevelopment, stewardship andsustainability

commercial bank Julius RobinsonHead of Corporate SocialResponsibility for theAmericas

Pierre HabisManaging Director, Head ofConsumer Banking(213) 236-5000

13U.S. Bank633 W. 5th St.Los Angeles 90071usbank.com

3.056.9

workforce education, economicprosperity, neighborhood stability andrevitalization, arts

commercial bank Jill McCulloughVP, Community AffairsManager - Greater LosAngeles

Rudy MedinaPresident, SouthernCalifornia Market(800) 872-2657

14Target Corp.1000 Nicollet MallMinneapolis 55403target.com

2.9NA

hunger relief, education, environment,community safety, wellness

retailer Jennifer SilbermanVP, CorporateResponsibility

Kim DiciccoSenior Group VP, Stores(612) 696-3400

15Albertsons Cos.1421 Manhattan Ave.Fullerton 92831national.albertsonscompaniesfoundation.org

2.11

NAhunger relief, health and humanservices, diversity and inclusion,education

grocery retailer Melissa HillDirector, Public Affairs

Shane DorcheusEVP, Retail Operations andPresident, SouthernCalifornia and SouthwestDivisions(714) 300-6000

16Ernst & Young725 S. Figueroa St.Los Angeles 90017ey.com

2.061.0

entrepreneurship, education, equity inthe workforce, environment

assurance, tax,transaction and advisoryconsulting services

Angela MilanoCorporate ResponsibilityLeader, U.S. West

Patrick NiemannManaging Partner, GreaterLos Angeles(213) 977-3200

17Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation1000 Elysian Park Ave.Los Angeles 90012dodgers.com

1.7NA

sports, recreation, education, literacy,health

baseball franchise Nichol WhitemanCEO, Los Angeles DodgersFoundation

Stan KastenCEO, President(323) 224-1412

1 Business Journal estimate.NA - Not Available. Note: Companies are ranked by cash donations to L.A. County charities. Information has beenprovided by representatives of the companies. Some companies may have qualified, but were unable to break out figuresfor donations to local charities. To the best of our knowledge, this information is accurate as of press time. While everyeffort is made to ensure the accuracy and thoroughness of the list, omissions and typographical errors sometimes

occur. Please send corrections or additions on company letterhead to the Research Department, Los Angeles BusinessJournal, 11150 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 350, Los Angeles 90025. ©2019 Los Angeles Business Journal. This list maynot be reprinted in whole or in part without prior written permission from the editor. Reprints are available from Wright’sMedia (877)652-5295.

Researched by Joshua Niv

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CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY Continued from page 15

Rank Company• name

• address

• website

2018 CashDonations• L.A. County

• total

(in millions)

Focus of Giving Description of Operations Top Philanthropy Officer• name

• title

Top Local Executive• name

• title

• phone

Blue Shield of California Foundation50 Beale St.San Francisco 94105blueshieldcafoundation.org

$1.7$26.7

health care, domestic violence health care insurance Raymond BaxterCEO, President, Blue Shieldof California Foundation

Paul MarkovichCEO, President(415) 229-6080

19Amgen FoundationOne Amgen Center DriveThousand Oaks 91320amgeninspires.com

1.626.0

science education, community biotechnology Eduardo CetlinPresident, AmgenFoundation

Robert BradwayCEO, Chairman(805) 447-1000

Ralphs/Food 4 Less (Kroger Co.division)1100 W. Artesia Blvd.Compton 90220ralphs.com; food4less.com

1.61

NAhunger relief, women and children'shealth, K-12 education, environment,advancing diversity

grocery retailer Vanessa RosalesCorporate and GovernmentAffairs Director

Bryan KaltenbachPresident, Food 4 LessMike MurphyPresident, Ralphs(310) 884-9000

21KPMG550 S. Hope St., Suite 1500Los Angeles 90071kpmg.com/us

1.4NA

education, environment, health, humanservices, civic projects, arts and culture

accounting firm Mark HutchinsOffice Managing Partner

Mark HutchinsOffice Managing Partner(213) 972-4000

22Deloitte555 W. 5th St., Suite 2700Los Angeles 90013deloitte.com

0.91

NAeducation, workforce development,veterans, health and human services

professional services Sarah HardinManager, CorporateCitizenship

Michelle KerrickManaging Partner(213) 688-0800

23Bank of the West300 S. Grand Ave.Los Angeles 90071bankofthewest.com

0.76.1

community and economic development,education and job training, smallbusiness and entrepreneurs, youthdevelopment, environment

financial services Corneil MontgomerySenior Corporate SocialResponsibility Officer

Nandita BakhshiCEO(213) 972-0330

O'Melveny & Myers400 S. Hope St., 18th FloorLos Angeles 90071omm.com

0.72.9

access to justice, education and healthcare, veterans, sustainability, diversityand inclusion

law firm Rochelle KarrDirector of CorporateSocial Responsibility

John-Paul MotleyManaging Partner, LosAngeles OfficeAmy SiegelManaging Partner, CenturyCity Office(213) 430-6000

1 Business Journal estimate.NA - Not Available. Note: Companies are ranked by cash donations to L.A. County charities. Information has beenprovided by representatives of the companies. Some companies may have qualified, but were unable to break out figuresfor donations to local charities. To the best of our knowledge, this information is accurate as of press time. While everyeffort is made to ensure the accuracy and thoroughness of the list, omissions and typographical errors sometimes

occur. Please send corrections or additions on company letterhead to the Research Department, Los Angeles BusinessJournal, 11150 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 350, Los Angeles 90025. ©2019 Los Angeles Business Journal. This list maynot be reprinted in whole or in part without prior written permission from the editor. Reprints are available from Wright’sMedia (877)652-5295.

Researched by Joshua Niv

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