Heartland's 2012 Funding: Fading Quickly

In response to the concerns of more than 150,000 people, a growing number of corporations have ended their support of the climate change-denying Heartland Institute, costing Heartland more than $1,000,000. Check out our progress below and then add your voice to push Heartland’s remaining corporate supporters to pull their support immediately!

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• TimeWarner Cable
  - $20,000
• Pfizer
  - $150,000
• AMGEN
  - $25,000
• LKQ
  - $150,000
• Verizon
  - $10,000
• GlaxoSmithKline
  - $20,000
• Bayer
  - $25,000
• CUNA
  - $25,000
• Wisconsin Insurance Alliance
  - $50,000
• Pepsico
  - $5,000
• BB&T
  - $25,000
• Farmer's Insurance
  - $25,000
• Eli Lilly
  - $25,000
• Nationwide Insurance
  - $10,000
• USAA
  - $50,000
• Renaissance
  - $280,000
• XL
  - $35,000*
• Allied World
  - $40,000
• StateFarm
  - $290,000
• Diageo
  - $10,000
• ABIR
  - $50,000
• GM
  - $15,000
• Comcast
  + $25,000
• Altria
  + $50,000
• Anheuser Busch
  + $5,000
• AT&T
  + $30,000
• Consumer Electronics Association
  + $5,000
• Contran
  + $50,000
• CTIA: The Wireless Association
  + $40,000
• Dezenhall Resources
  + $25,000
• Golden Rule Insurance Company
  + $250,000
• International Premium Cigar and Retailers Association
  + $10,000
• IronBridge
  + $25,000
• KCI Companies
  + $110,000
• Las Vegas Sands
  + $5,000
• Microsoft
  + $10,000
• Murray Energy Corporation
  + $25,000
• National Cable and Telecommunications Association
  + $10,000
• Nucor
  + $50,000
• PhRMA
  + $20,000
• Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment
  + $10,000
• Reynolds
  + $110,000
• Sesquehanna International Group
  + $50,000
• Texas Cable Association
  + $5,000
• US Chamber of Commerce
  + $50,000

* Not projected by Heartland to be a 2012 supporter. Figure based on 2011 contribution amount.