The Salt Lake Tribune recognizes businesses giving to those in need:

MING Brands » $1,500 worth of products to the Festival of Trees and The Road Home.

Wadsworth Brothers » $150,000 worth of gifts to the 2009 U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Campaign.

Allstate Foundation » $20,000 to the Utah Safety Council, $15,000 to the Erin Kimball Memorial Foundation, $14,000 to the YWCA of Salt Lake City's Kathleen Robison Huntsman Apartments and Residential Self-Sufficiency programs.

Arby's Foundation » $31,339.77 to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah.

Quality Bicycle Products » $10,000 to the Ogden Bicycle Collective.

The 100% for Kids Credit Union Education Foundation » $1,500 to Lindon Elementary School, $2,300 to Valley View Elementary School, $2,648 to Willowcreek Middle School, $1,800 to Windsor Elementary School, $1,695 to the Alpine School District.

Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation » $5,000 and new computer equipment to the Sandy Boys and Girls Club.

APX Alarm » $40,683.85 to the Utah Valley Healthcare Foundation.

Utah Central Credit Union » $5,545 to the CareSource Charitable Foundation.

Larry H. Miller Charities » $6,000 to the Assistance League of Salt Lake for Operation Healthy Teeth, $5,000 to Utah Partners for Health, $5,000 to the Utah Foundation for the Blind and Visually Impaired, $3,150 to Valley Mental Health, $35,000 to the Salt Lake Education Foundation, $15,000 to the Granite Education Foundation, $5,000 to Reading Tree, $5,000 to Reach Out and Read, $5,500 to the National Center of Shaken Baby Syndrome, $3,000 to Canary Garden, $4,000 to Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, $5,000 to Intermountain Therapy Animals, $5,000 to the Scottish Rite Children's Learning Centers.

Mountain America Credit Union » $11,875 to Washington School District.

Great Salt Lake Minerals Corp. » $5,000 to Catholic Community Services Joyce Hansen Hall Food Bank, $1,000 to Cache County Community Food Bank, $1,000 to the Family Connection Food Bank.

The Kennecott Utah Copper Visitors Center Charitable Foundation » $130,000 to support 96 local community charities.

Deseret First Credit Union » $1,000 to the LDS Humanitarian Center for Haiti earthquake relief efforts.

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