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Some corporate responses to emails asking for help for Katrina victims
Thank you for your e-mail to www.hanes.com regarding relief for Hurricane Katrina
victims. We always appreciate hearing from our customers.

Sara Lee is in the process of coordinating efforts to assist in providing relief on a
corporate level. We appreciate you contacting our company regarding this tragedy and
have forwarded your request to our Donations division.

You're a valued customer! Should you have any questions or concerns, we welcome your
call to us at 1-800-994-4348, our hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00am until 4:30pm
(EST). Or, feel free to email us at www.hanes.com 24 hours a day.

Sincerely,

Carolyn Williams
Consumer Services

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Thanks for your e-mail to Kimberly-Clark requesting assistance for the recent victims of Hurricane Katrina. Kimberly-Clark shares your concern, and we are responding to this recent disaster in several ways.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation is contributing $250,000 to the American Red Cross to assist in meeting the urgent needs of the hurricane victims. In addition to this cash contribution, Kimberly-Clark is also donating approximately $350,000 worth of product to residents in the region.

Nearly $200,000 of personal hygiene products and commercial wipers are being delivered to AmeriCares, a nonprofit disaster relief and humanitarian aid organization assisting victims in the area. The products include HUGGIES® diapers and baby wipes, PULL-UPS® training pants, SCOTT® bathroom tissue and towels, and WypAll® wipers. To aid medical facilities in the region, Kimberly-Clark's Health Care business is providing about $150,000 of health care products, including SAFESKIN* surgical and exam gloves, and Kimberly-Clark brand surgical drapes and gowns and face masks.

Further, the Kimberly-Clark Foundation will match dollar-for-dollar all employee contributions made to qualified disaster relief agencies. It is our hope that these donations will provide some comfort and also reassure Hurricane Katrina's victims that they are not facing this crisis alone.

We appreciate your interest in Kimberly-Clark Corporation.


Lisa S.
Consumer Services

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Thank you for contacting Welch's.

You will be pleased to know that Welch's is making a corporate monetary contribution as well as contributing products to the relief efforts as a result of hurricane Katrina.

Thanks for visiting our website.

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VelmaD provided a list of corporations to ask for aid for Katrina victims last Saturday. Here are some reponses I received. Thank you corporate America.

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We are very distressed by the loss and desperation left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.

Fruit of the Loom, with facilities in Louisiana, is currently assembling product for the relief effort, while simultaneously assessing how we can best coordinate the donations with local government agencies. Our goal is to provide assistance in the most efficient and effective manner to aid the disaster victims.

Our thoughts and prayers are with those impacted by this tragedy.

Sincerely,

Teresa Sikes
Consumer Services
Fruit of the Loom
Bowling Green, KY 42102-9015

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