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Foundation started in memory of James E Jackson (1920-1978) who worked at U. S. Steel and wife Rosalie B Jackson (1925-2011) who worked in the Methodist Church

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Joined December 2009
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according to labor economist the six Walton family members on the Forbes 400 had net worth equal to the bottom 30 percent of all Americans
5th Biggest Donor: Exxon Mobil 2010 Giving: $198,692,197 2009 Giving: $187,121,560 Change: 6.2%
4th Biggest Donor: Bank of America 2010 Giving: $207,939,857 2009 Giving: $209,116,567 Change: -0.6%
3rd Biggest Donor: Wells Fargo 2010 Giving: $219,132,065 2009 Giving: $202,014,244 Change: 8.5%
2nd Biggest Donor: Goldman Sachs 2010 Giving: $315,383,413 2009 Giving: $69,569,895 Change: 353.3%
The 10 Most Charitable Companies in America The Biggest Donor: Wal-Mart 2010 Giving: $319,454,996 2009 Giving: $288,091,839 Change: 10.9%
The 10 Most Charitable Companies in America 5th Most Generous: Morgan Stanley 2010 Giving: $55,641,610 Percentage of 2009 Profits: 5.7%
The 10 Most Charitable Companies in America 4th Most Generous: Dow Chemical 2010 Giving: $34,237,817 Percentage of 2009 Profits: 7.3%
The 10 Most Charitable Companies in America 3rd Most Generous: Safeway 2010 Giving: $76,500,000 Percentage of 2009 Profits: 7.5%
The 10 Most Charitable Companies in America 2nd Most Generous: Macy's 2010 Giving: $41,226,887 Percentage of 2009 Profits: 8.1%
The 10 Most Charitable Companies in America The Most Generous: Kroger 2010 Giving: $64,000,000 Percentage of 2009 Profits: 10.9%
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