Refuse to Do Business with Companies that Fund the Boy Scouts of America

This is a partial-list of well-known companies which either donate monies directly to national or to local councils and also have a matching gifts program for their employees who donate to the Boy Scouts of America at national or council level, or in some cases both. This list is far from complete. If you are aware of other companies that contribute to the BSA please let Scouting For All know so we can add them to the list.

Scouting For All is asking our supporters to write to the companies listed below to ask that they STOP contributing to the Boy Scouts of America, an organization that discriminates against gay youth, adults and atheists. We are also asking that you tell them that you will no longer do business with them until they STOP funding the BSA. American Companies should not be providing financial support to any organization that discriminates.

1. American Express
2. American Medical International
3. The Associates
4. Atlantic Richfield
5. AT&T
6. Bank of America
7. Best Products
8. The Boeing Corporation
9. Chase Manhattan
10. Chevron Corporation
11. CIGNA Foundation
12. Citibank Citicorp
13. Coca-Cola Company
14. The Continental Corporation
15. Cray Research
16. Digital Equipment
17. Dr. Pepper Bottling Co.
18. Embassy Suites
19. Ericsson International, Inc.
20. Exxon Corporation
21. Federated Stores
22. GTE
23. General Cinema
24. JCPenny
25. Kmart Corp.
26. The Leather Factory, Inc.
27. McDonalds Corporation
28. Mead Corporation
29. Mobil Oil
30. Mony Financial
31. Morton International, Inc.
32. NCR Foundation
33. Neiman Marcus
34. Nike
35. Oryx Energy
36. PepsiCo Foundation
37. Pfizer, Inc.
38. Pitney Bowes, Inc.
39. Proctor and Gamble
40. Quaker Oats
41. Quantum Chemical
42. Ralston Purina
43. Sara Lee Corporation
44. Southwestern Bell
45. TRW Foundation
46. Tandy/Radio Shack
47. Union Pacific
48. UPS
49. United Technologies
50. Westinghouse
51. Winn-Dixie Stores