Compiled by Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Note: These are examples of significant company contributions, not a comprehensive list.

Harris [part of BMO Financial] Supports Red Cross Flood Relief Efforts in Pakistan, Sacramento Bee [USA], 25 Aug 2010

PM appreciates Korean government, people for support, Associated Press of Pakistan, 25 Aug 2010
[refers to Daewoo, Doosan Heavy Industries, Express, K-Water, LG Electronics, Lotte, Poongasan, POSCO, Sambu Construction, Sammi-Daewoo, Samsung]

General Mills Foundation Donates $250,000 for Relief in Pakistan (press release), 24 Aug 2010

RBC donates $100000 to assist Pakistan flood victims (press release), 23 Aug 2010

Chinese company donates 1000 ton Rice for flood victims, The Nation [Pakistan], 23 Aug 2010
[refers to China Asia International Finance, Khadim Ali Shah Bukhari]

Western Union Commits $100,000 to Flood Relief Efforts in Pakistan (press release), 23 Aug 2010

Update: U.S. Response to Pakistan’s Flooding Disaster [scroll to ‘Private Sector Response’], U.S. Department of State, 23 Aug 2010
[refers to Abbott Labs, Agility Logistics, AgriTech, AT&T, Al-Bario Engineering, Becton Dickinson, Chevron Pakistan, Cisco Foundation, Coca-Cola Export Corporation & Coca-Cola Beverages Pakistan Ltd., DuPont, EMC, Environment Consultancies & Options, Feros Sons Laboratories, General Electric, Hadayat Sons, Johnson & Johnson, Kabani & Company,  Levi Strauss Pakistan, MDS Foods, Monsanto, Procter & Gamble, Pfizer Pakistan, Silver Star Enterprises, 3M, Visa, Wackenhut Pakistan (part of G4S)]

BASF supports flood victims in Pakistan with €250,000 (press release), 20 Aug 2010

Rogers Communications donates funds and launches text-to-donate campaign to help with Pakistan flood relief efforts, Voice of Toronto, 20 Aug 2010

Businessmen directly helping flood victims, Aamir Shafaat Khan, Dawn [Pakistan], 19 Aug 2010
[refers to Getz Pharma, GlaxoSmithKline, Lakson Tobacco Company (part of Philip Morris), Sui Southern Gas]

P&G [Procter & Gamble] and World Vision Respond to Pakistan Flood - Over 50 Million Liters of Clean Water Provided for Flood Victims (press release), 17 Aug 2010