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Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability 2006

CONTENTS

• President’s Message • 3

• About Fujifilm • 4

• Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability at Fujifilm USA • 5

• Environmental Performance 2006 • 6• Fujifilm ISO Certified Companies • 6• The Fujifilm Green Policy • 7• Recycling/Waste Management • 8• Energy • 9• Safety• 9

• 2006: Giving Highlights • 10• SeaWorld / Busch Gardens / Fujifilm Environmental

Excellence Awards • 10• Celebrating Milestones at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo • 10• Grants • 12• Product Donations • 14• Volunteering Across the Country Fujifilm Makes a Difference • 16

• 2006 Fujifilm Volunteer Employee Activities • 18

• 2006 Product and Cash Contributions • 26

• Fujifilm Corporate Contributions Guidelines • 30

• Report Information • 33

• Credits • 34

Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability 2006 •

Dear Friend:

2006 was marked by many exciting changes at Fujifilm including the addition of new companies bringing with them an array of new products and state of the art technologies. At the Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington, DC, our partner in preserving pandas, we celebrated panda cub Tai Shan’s first birthday in July and the new expanded Fujifilm Giant Panda Habitat and Asia Trail opened to the public in October. It was a year that our businesses continued to work toward sustainability and to enhance the quality of life.

In the United States, Fujifilm has a strong social responsibility program thatfocuses on all our stakeholders. We develop internal and external partnershipsto help us achieve our business goals while actively participating in our communities and carrying out activities that are friendly to the environment.

This Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Report features highlightsof the social and environmental programs we have supported that further ourobjective to be a good corporate citizen.

Sincerely,

Taizo MoriPresident FUJIFILM HOLDINGS AMERICA CORPORATION


ABOUT FUJIFILM

Fujifilm Corporation, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, brings continuous innovation and leading-edge products to a broad spectrum of industries including medical, life sciences, consumer electronic, chemical, graphic arts,information systems, photography and office products based on its vast portfolio of digital, optical, fine chemical and thin film coating technologies. It was ranked number 15 for U.S. patents granted in 2006, employs more than 75,000 people worldwide and in the year ended March 31, 2007, hadglobal revenues of $23.6 billion. FUJIFILM Holdings America Corporation, headquartered in Valhalla, NY, is comprised of twelve Fujifilm companies operating in more than 75 facilities in 32 states and employing more than 6,300 people engaged in the research, development, manufacture, sales and service of Fujifilm products.


Fujifilm/Westchester Arts Council/City of White PlainsYouth Photography Project teaches photography usingFujifilm digital cameras donated to the Arts Council

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY AT FUJIFILM USA

Today Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) encompasses a continuing expansion of challenges to business operations as companies address issues of human rights, the environment, the supply chain, stakeholder engagement,ethical consequences, and a host of other concerns. At Fujifilm we are responding to many of these challenges. We are examining every aspect of our business and how we impact society to achieve a sustainable future. In light of these greater demands we regularly evaluate and strive to strengthenour environmental, community and philanthropic strategies.

Fujifilm strives to bring environmentally responsible products to market -- fromthe eco-friendly Fujifilm QuickSnap one-time-use camera to the latest UV-ink jettechnology-- while minimizing our footprint in the environment. To enhanceand bring attention to the company’s strong environmental focus we contributefunds and products to a variety of nonprofit environmental activities and programs and our employees volunteer in their local communities to supportenvironmental initiatives.

In addition, Fujifilm helps enhance the quality of life in each of the communitieswhere our employees live and work. The company is dedicated to beingresponsive to community needs by fostering partnerships with worthy causesand institutions and by contributing funds and products to special programs,activities and events.


County Executive Spano and, Westchester County PoliceForensic Investigations Unit, Lt. Mike Cindrich acceptingthe gift of a Fujifilm FinePix S3 Pro UVIR digital camera

ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE 2006

FUJIFILM ISO CERTIFIED COMPANIES

Fujifilm maintains its ISO 14001 certification for its primary facilities in theUnited States. The ISO 140001 standards is the most widely accepted globalmodel for an environmental management system. ISO 140001 guides the company in effectively managing the environmental aspects of its activities,products and services.

Fujifilm Locations ISO 14001 Certified:

• FUJIFILM U.S.A., Inc., Valhalla, New YorkIrving, TexasNorcross, GeorgiaHollywood, CaliforniaCypress, CaliforniaEdison, New Jersey

• FUJIFILM Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc. Greenwood, SC

• FUJFILM Hunt Chemicals U.S.A., Inc.Rolling Meadows, ILDayton, TNOrange Park, FL

• FUJFILM Recording Media Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc.Bedford, MA

• FUJIFILM Electronic Materials U.S.A., Inc.North Kingston, RIQueen Creek, AZ


• FUJIFILM Imaging Colorants, Inc.Wilmington, DE

• FUJIFILM Sericol U.S.A., Inc.Kansas City, KS

OHSAS 18001 is an international occupational health and safety managementsystem specification. The OHSAS 18001 system is used to manage all the healthand safety aspects of the company. Fujifilm locations that have acquired OHSAS18001 certification are:

• FUJIFILM Recording Media Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc.Bedford, MA

• FUJIFILM Electronic Materials U.S.A., Inc.North Kingston, RIQueen Creek, AZ

THE FUJIFILM GROUP GREEN POLICY

Sustainable Development is the most important issue for our planet, the humanrace, and all business entities in the 21st century. Fujifilm Group companiesaround the world aim to stay at the forefront of efforts to attain this goal interms of environmental, economic and social aspects. We will strive for customer satisfaction as well as sustainable development by achieving high environmental quality in products, services and corporate activities.


RECYCLING/ WASTE MANAGEMENT

In 2006, we increased the recycling rate by 9% and reduced waste to landfill.The increase in recycling was achieved by implementing recycling programs forstyrofoam, parts and accessories, etc. The recycling rate for the FUJIFILM U.S.A.is 79% (not including the one-time-use cameras that are recycled.) See chartbelow for the waste management performance from 2002 through 2006.

In May 2006, the Fujifilm Valhalla, NY, facility conducted a “Clean Out Your Files Day” event. The target was to increase employee participation in clean outrelated activities and increase recycling by 25% from the 2005 event. The collection and recycling for the event was improved by 320% as compared tothe collection on the clean out event for 2005. The event generated 5.79 tonsof paper products, 2.85 tons of electronic materials and 185 pounds of batteries. The 2005 event generated 2.07 tons of paper based materials.

In 2005, we identified fractional waste from our color paper factory inGreenwood, SC, that could be turned into product that could be sold for specific use. In 2006, we sold 918,400 square feet of the material that otherwise would have been disposed.

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Fujifilm introduced the Fujifilm QuickSnap one-time-use camera in 1986, incorporating Fujifilm’s environment-friendly technology. The inverse manufacturing process we employ has served as a case study for the effectiveness of a reduce, reuse and recycle manufacturing philosophy. To increase the ease of recycling, the product is designed for assembly without screws or adhesives. The plastic components are recycled and re-used in the manufacture of new cameras, reducing the need for virgin plastic. This approach to plastics material management reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 90%. When the camera was introduced the recycling percentage by volume per QuickSnap was 36%. Today the recycling percentage by volume per unit has risen to 95%.

Fujifilm’s latest Frontier Digital Minilab, the Frontier 500, was manufactured to reduce the volume of effluent by 15%. By making the unit more compact,engineers succeeded in reduced the total footprint (and raw material consumption) by 20% and reducing emissions by about 30% as compared to previous models. Energy consumption was also reduced by 20%.

ENERGY

In 2005, we started work on a project to retrofit HVAC units in our facility inCypress, CA, with more energy efficient units. This project reduced the energyusage in the facility by 20.2% for 2006, thereby reducing the greenhouse gasemission. Also, through the consolidation of Fujifilm facilities, the electricityusage for our larger facilities was reduced by 3.15%.

SAFETY

The I3A Safety Excellence Award Program has been very successful in recognizing outstanding occupational safety and health programs among member companies. In 2006, FUJIFILM U.S.A. facilities in Hanover Park, IL,Cypress, CA, Irving, TX, Norcross GA and FUJIFILM e-Systems received the awards.


2006: GIVING HIGHLIGHTS

BUSCH GARDENS / SEAWORLD / FUJIFILM ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS

The Busch Gardens/SeaWorld/Fujifilm Environmental Excellence Awards program rewards educators, schools, and community based environmentalgroups from around the country for achievements that have made a significant educational and environmental impact in their communities. Award winners and information about the program are online at http://www.seaworld.org/conservation-matters/eea/about.htm

CELEBRATING MILESTONES AT THE SMITHSONIAN’S NATIONAL ZOO

Fujifilm’s global commitment to sustainability and to being a good corporate citizen is enhanced through our partnership with the Smithsonian’s NationalZoo. Since we began this program in 2000, progress has been made and nowthe species’ population is beginning to increase. Fujifilm’s ten-year commitmenthas helped to support valuable research that led to the birth of one of the most


Celebrating the opening of the new expanded Fujifilm Giant Panda Habitat and Asia Trail

http://www.seaworld.org/conservation-matters/eea/about.htm


popular babies of 2005, Tai Shan, born at the Fujifilm Giant Panda Habitat.Throughout his first year thousands of visitors flocked to the Zoo bringingnational attention to the plight of giant pandas and the importance of conservation. His first birthday party was a major achievement in itself. He isthe first giant panda born at the National Zoo to survive. This milestone occasion was followed by the grand opening of the new, expanded FujifilmGiant Panda Habitat and the Asia Trail.

As part of the opening celebration activities Fujifilm sponsored the creation of a virtual tour of the Giant Panda Habitat and the Asia Trail, narrated by the well-known actress, Dakota Fanning, and featuring zookeepers and zoo curators.The tour can be downloaded at http://zootour.fujifilmusa.com/asiatrail.jsp

http://zootour.fujifilmusa.com/asiatrail.jsp

GRANTS

Fujifilm and Wal-Mart together raised $50,000 for the Victory Junction GangCamp, a camp for children with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses.

Grants that enhance the company’s commitment to diversity were given to: the United Negro College Fund, the Westchester Community College’s GatewayCenter for immigrant populations, the NAACP Black Scholar’s program, theWestchester Community Foundation/Apoyo Fund for services to Hispanic andLatino populations and support for the annual Martin Luther King Youth Awards.

We helped 25 first and second grade students to purchase running shoes sothey could participate in the Kids’ Marathon and Nutrition Program in Cypress,CA by providing the funds to purchase running shoes.

A grant was made to the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) by FUJIFILM Medical Systems, U. S. A. Inc., a leader in digital imaging technologies, including digital mammography, to create greater awareness of the importanceof early detection. FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA and NBCF launched an onlineweb site, http://www.ImagesofHealth.com with the goal of having one millionwomen pledge to receive a mammogram. Fujifilm also donated a portion of thesale of special edition cameras to NBCF through a promotion with its customerBestBuy. As part of the support for NBCF Fujifilm also donated two FujifilmComputed Radiography for Mammography digital systems to the Foundation.


http://www.ImagesofHealth.com

To promote what Fujifilm believes is an ongoing global “culture of photography” and reinforce our commitment to sustainability and environmental preservation, Fujifilm made a grant to the Friends of the High Line and is sponsoring an outdoor photo exhibit with the Friends.Originally an elevated rail track for freight cars bringing goods to and fromlower Manhattan in New York City, the High Line was abandoned in 1980. It is now undergoing a transformation into a 1.5 mile elevated, green pedestrianpromenade from Greenwich Village to midtown Manhattan. New York eventand fashion photographer Tom Kletecka volunteered to photograph High Linesupporters for exhibition in mural-sized displays around lower Manhattan topromote greater awareness for the project. Fujifilm digital photo printers wereused to assure that the images produced would be of high quality. For moreinformation about the High Line and the exhibit visit http://www.thehighline.org


http://www.thehighline.org

PRODUCT DONATIONS

Through the Fujifilm Products for Learning Program schools use a variety of our products to stimulate student creativity and to increase technology skills in the classroom setting. We also contribute our products to assist government and non-profit agencies to strengthen their programs and meet their goals.

A Fujifilm Frontier Digital Minilab was donated to Central Community College inBrainerd, Minnesota to help train students interested in a career in photofinishing.

A new high-tech investigative tool, the Fujifilm FinePix S3 Pro UVIR digital camera, was donated to the Westchester County, NY, Police Forensic Investigations Unit to helpreduce the time it takes to process and evaluate crime scene evidence.

Fujifilm provided digital cameras to 12 teens especially selected to work with a professional photographer during a six–week summer photography program throughcollaboration with the City of White Plains, NY, Youth Bureau and the Westchester ArtsCouncil. This was an opportunity to incorporate use of our products with a valuableeducational learning experience for teenagers and to support the programs of two localcommunity organizations.


Fujifilm/Westchester Arts Council/City of White PlainsYouth Photography Project teaches photography usingFujifilm digital cameras donated to the Arts Council

The Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital in Valhalla, NY, has used our digital cameras, photoprinter and paper for their art therapy programs. The art therapists found that thepatients feel more positive when they have another method of expression and can alsohave the photos to keep.

The Family Services of Westchester, in Port Chester, NY, found that children in thebereavement program benefit from using the Fujifilm QuickSnap one-time-use camerasto help open channels of communication that drawing and talking does not inspire.

Fujifilm was a sponsor of the annual local Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Light theNight Walk in White Plains, NY, to raise funds to cure leukemia by donating 13,000recycled batteries to the Society.


A Fujifilm Frontier Digital Minilab was donated to Central CommunityCollege in Brainerd, MN by FUJIFILM U.S.A., Valhalla, NY

VOLUNTEERING ACROSS THE COUNTRY FUJIFILM MAKES A DIFFERENCE

Fujifilm employees take an active role in our communities around the USA and make a difference collectively and as individuals.

FUJIFILM U.S.A. in Valhalla was a major sponsor of the Maria Fareri Children’sHospital Walk to help raise funds for programs and services. Team Fujifilm came out to lead the walk. On Volunteer Day employees planted daffodils to helpbeautify the landscape surrounding the 9/11 memorial and a group volunteeredat The Food Bank to repackage food for distribution to soup kitchens andpantries in the area.

Fujifilm employees in Edison NJ cleaned up their local park on Volunteer Day.

At FUJIFILM Sericol in Kansas City, KS employees contributed their own fundsand walked to benefit their local chapter of the American Heart Association.

Employees at FUJIFILM Hunt Chemicals in Allendale, NJ volunteered on a Habitatfor Humanity Project and at FUJIFILM Hunt, Rolling Hills Team Fuji walked toraise funds for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund to Cure Diabetes.

At FUJIFILM U.S.A. in Williamsport, MD employees volunteered in the UnitedWay Washington County Day of Caring and participated in Bowl-for-Kids to support Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Washington County. Fujicolor employeesin Tullahoma, TN walked in the Multi-County Cancer Support NetworkWalkathon.


FUJIFILM U.S.A. employees planting daffodil bulbs atKensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla, NY on Volunteer Day

FUJIFILM Hunt Chemicals employees from Rolling Hills, NJ walk to raise funds to help find a cure for diabetes

FUJIFILM Graphic Systems employees, Valhalla, NY, participated in the LeeNational Denim Day. Employees made a donation to the Entertainment IndustryFoundation to wear denim for a day and helped raise funds for women’s cancerprograms.

Thomas Sarubbi with FUJIFILM Electronics Materials in East Providence, RI, biked 192 miles in the two-day Pan Mass Challenge from Sturbridge, MA toProvincetown MA to raise money for the Jimmy Fund, which is dedicated tofighting cancer. Tom’s colleagues supported his ride by making generous contributions on his behalf.

At FUJIFILM Electronic Systems in Rochester, NY, employees sponsored a golftournament to benefit the American Cancer Society, volunteered at the GolisanoChildren’s Hospital, donated to Toys for Tots at holiday time and did yard workat a local group home of ARC of Monroe County.

At FUJIFILM Imaging Colorants in New Castle, DE, employees are activelyinvolved in their local community through a number of volunteer efforts such as book collections, donating products to support the Domestic ViolenceSafehouse, preparing Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets and donatingHalloween costumes.

The Heads Up! Committee at FUJIFILM Dimatix in Lebanon, NH, collected foodfor the Acorn Food Bank Inc. in their community.


The Heads Up! Committee from FUJIFILM Dimatix, Lebanon,NH volunteered to collect food for their local food bank

2006 FUJIFILM EMPLOYEE VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

FUJIFILM Hunt Chemicals U.S.A., Inc.

Rolling Meadows, ILCusi, Grace Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation WalkKing, Janice Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Bake SaleMixon, Tracy Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Bake SaleMurray, Kevin Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation WalkPinkonsly, Keith Wellness Program Ramirez, Joe Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Bake SaleRios, Terri Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation WalkRobinson, Nichol Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation WalkRomanowicz, Patti Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation WalkRueth, Betty Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Bake SaleWinford, Peggie Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation WalkWood, Walt Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Walk

Board Member, Elmhurst Choral Union

Allendale, NJChen, Yue Habitat For HumanityCinquemani, Diane Habitat For HumanityCurtis, Cheryl Habitat For HumanityDestine, Eza Habitat For HumanityKapler, Lisa Habitat For HumanityMartin, Bret Habitat For Humanity

Orange Park, FLDenison, Hope Actwell CommitteeFenwick, Earl Actwell CommitteeFlowers, Rosalind Actwell CommitteeJennings, Sandy Actwell CommitteeJohnson, Karen Actwell CommitteeKnox, Regina Actwell CommitteePaul, Holly Actwell CommitteePrice, Kathleen Actwell CommitteeWheat, Jason Actwell Committee

Board Member, Clay Cty Council on Aging


FUJIFILM Sericol employees in Kansas City fightheart disease by walking in the American HeartAssociation’s annual Heart Walk

FUJIFILM Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc.

Greenwood, SCEmployee activity National Wild Turkey Federation

South Carolina Wildlife FederationThe Blood Connection

Sekiguchi, Nick Japan-America Assoc. of SCCreighton, Allen Member, Chapin Rotary Club

Board Member, Upstate ForeverWorld Affairs Council

Croker, Todd Board of Directors, Medical Univ. of SCMember, Down Syndrome Family Alliance of SC

Edwards, C Board Member, Lander University FoundationEmily, Lisa Board of Directors, Int'l Assoc. of Business Communicators

Board Member, Greenwood ChamberBoard of Directors, United WayGreenwood Municipal Federal Credit UnionLander University Board of VisitorsRotary, Int'l Assoc. of Business CommunicatorsS.C. Festival of Flowers Steering Committee

Lee, Chuan Advisory Board, Upstate INNOVISIONCarolina Crescent Coalition Steering Committee

Miyamoto, Keith 11'th Int'l Symposium on Coating, Session ChairBoard Member, Int'l Society of Coating Science & TechnologyClemson Univ. Industrial Advisory BoardUSC Tech. College Partnership Board

Simpson, Billie Litter Prevention Task ForceAdopt-a-Highway


FUJIFILM U.S.A. employees planting bulbs onVolunteer Day at Kensico Dam Plaza, Valhalla, NY

FUJIFILM Imaging Colorants U.S.A., Inc.

New Castle, DEEmployee activity Basket Brigade of Delaware Food Drive

Salem County Autism Support GroupSt. Mark's High School Sports AuctionSusan G. Komen Breast Cancer FoundationUnited Way

Bannon, Tom Newark National Little League CoachConcordia, Maureen Board Member, West Deptford Junior Woman's Club

Domestic Violence Safehouse FundraiserEmmanuel Cancer Center Food DriveNew Orleans Library Book DriveSusan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation FundraiserVolunteer, State Project/Children's Specialized Hospital FundraiserVolunteer, West Deptford Family fun DayWest Deptford Thanksgiving Food Baskets

Deston, Gordon Blood DriveKominski, Russell March of Dimes Great Chesapeake Bay SwimMaichle, Dave M.O.T. Big Ball Marathon Softball Marathon FundraiserSeixas, Joyce Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Light the Night Walk


FUJIFILM U.S.A. employees completing their park cleanup on Volunteer Day in Edison, NJ

FUJIFILM Graphic Systems U.S.A., Inc.

Hanover, ILEmployee activity Humanitarian Services Group Food Drive

Lifesource Blood DriveLiving Friends Giving Tree Present Drive

Valhalla, NY Employee activity Adopt-a-Park Program Volunteer Day

Back to School Clothes for KidsDaffodil Days for American Cancer SocietyEIF Women's Cancer ProgramFood Bank for Westchester Volunteer DayHudson Valley Blood Bank Drive

FUJIFILM e-Systems, Inc.

Rochester, NYEmployee activity American Cancer Society Golf Tournament

ARC of Monroe CountyGolisano Children's Hospital Toys for Tots

FUJIFILM Electronic Materials U.S.A., Inc.

E. Providence, RISarubbi, Tom Dan Farber Cancer Institute/Pan Mass Challenge

FUJIFILM Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc.

Stamford, CTEmployee activity Midnight Run Coat Drive

Toys for Tots


FUJIFILM U.S.A., Valhalla, NY employees repackaging food at the Food Bank ofWestchester on Volunteer Day,

FUJIFILM U.S.A., Inc.

Valhalla, NY Employee activity Adopt-A-Park Program Volunteer Day

American Cancer Society Relay for LifeBack to School Clothes for Kids ProgramBlythedale Children's Hospital FundraiserDaffodil Days for American Cancer SocietyFood Bank for Westchester Food DriveFood Bank for Westchester Thanksgiving Basket Food DriveHudson Valley Blood Bank DriveMaria Fareri Children's Hospital Walk the Walk

Adair, Wendy Member, Volunteer CouncilBauer, Laurie Member, Volunteer CouncilCassone, Laura Girl Scout Brownie Leader

Volunteer, Maria Fareri Children's Hospital Christmas EventCastiglia, Diane Member, Volunteer CouncilCito, Sharlene Member, Volunteer CouncilClark, Thomas Volunteer, Against the Grain Tutor

Volunteer, Sunday School TeacherCorcoran, Ann Marie Member, Volunteer CouncilDieuseul, Demosthene Fundraiser, Thiells Elementary SchoolErenberg, Joanne Member, Volunteer CouncilFranco, Lori Member, Volunteer Council


FUJIFILM Graphic Systems employees wear denim for a day tohelp raise funds for women’s cancer programs in Valhalla, NY

Ghelfi, Jim Volunteer, Kayak for CauseGiorlando,Sharon Member, Volunteer CouncilHaas, Madeline Volunteer, Putnam Valley Town Cleanup DayJenkins, Camilla Board Member, Sanctuary for Families, Inc.

Advisory Board, Smithsonian National Zoological ParkKastle, Barbara Member, Volunteer CouncilLazaro, Marie Member, Volunteer CouncilMarino, Margaret Member, Volunteer CouncilMatson, Judy Board Member, The Hudson River Museum

Board Member, Volunteer CenterBoard Member, Westchester Community FoundationBoard Member, Westchester Community College FoundationBoard Member, Westchester Arts CouncilBoard Member, Youth Theatre InteractionsMember, Volunteer CouncilBoard Chair, Friends of Westchester County ParksBoard Member, Westchester Holocaust Education Center

O'Connor, Rita Participant, Nat'l Kidney Foundation Golf TournamentVolunteer, Rye Nature Cleanup CenterMember, Volunteer Council

Petree, Randy Volunteer, Maria Fareri Children's Hospital Christmas EventParticipant, Cross Timbers Classic Bike RallyParticipant, Paluxy Pedal Bike Rally, Education Fundraiser


Employees from FUJIFILM U.S.A. in Valhalla, NY beautifying thelocal park by planting shrubs and bulbs on Volunteer Day

Ramirez, Diane Member, Volunteer CouncilRice, Matthew Painted, West Park Pavilion, Irvington, TX Ripley, Mike Soccer Coach, Town of Beekman

Painted, West Park Pavilion, Irvington, TX Sanchez, Nina Member, Volunteer CouncilSaraceno, Amanda Volunteer, Bd of Directors for Coppell Baseball Assoc.Silver, Joan Member, Volunteer CouncilStango, Jean Volunteer, NICU at Albert Einstein HospitalValdivia, Kristy Volunteer, Edison Clean-up DayVaswani, Rita Member, Volunteer CouncilVandamme, Mike Volunteer, Seal Beach Cleanup DayWard, Yvonne Painted, West Park Pavilion, Irvington, TX White, Shannon Painted, West Park Pavilion, Irvington, TX Witkowski, Fran Painted, West Park Pavilion, Irvington, TX

Volunteer, Beach Cleanup at Odimorne Point, NHParticipant, South Mill Pond's Environment Program


Team Fujifilm volunteers from Valhalla, NY walkingto benefit the Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital

Fujicolor Processing, Inc.

Williamsport, MDEmployee activity Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Washington

United Way of Washington CountyWilliams, Noel Board Member, Economic Development Commission

Board of Trustees Chair, Hagerstown Business CollegeBoard Member, Habitat for Humanity of Washington CountyBoard of Directors, San Mar Girl HomeUnited Way ARAC CommitteeBoard of Directors, United WayWilliamsport Rotary Club

New Brighton, MNEmployee activity Board of Directors, Fast Break Club

Red Cross Blood DriveRuark, Dolly Santa Cop Program

TullahomaEmployee activity Multi-County Cancer Support Network Walk-a-thon


A grant from FUJIFILM U.S.A., Cypress, CA supported these students’participation in the Kids’Marathon and Nutrition Program

AL Auntie Litter, Inc.Samford University

AR John Brown UniversityUniversity of Arkansas Foundation, Inc.

AZ Beaver Creek Ranch CampusRichard Vamousy MemorialSouthwestern Academy Beaver

Creek RanchUnited Way

CA Boxer Rescue LABoys & Girls Club of CypressCypress High SchoolHollywood HeartJunior United Soccer AssociationSusan G. KomenLos Alamitos High SchoolMake-A-Wish FoundationMelvin Avenue SchoolThe Leukemia & Lymphoma SocietyUnited States Adaptive Recreation CenterUnited WayWilson Elementary SchoolZoological Society of San Diego

CO American Humane AssociationImpact on EducationRunyon Elementary School

CT Ability Beyond DisabilityAmeriCaresBoy Scouts of AmericaCancerCare, Inc.Juvenile Diabetes Research FoundationKent SchoolLoyal Paws Rescue & SanctuaryMickey Lione Jr. FundSouthington High SchoolSt. Jude Home & School AssociationStamford HospitalThe Andrew Shaw Memorial TrustUniversity of New Haven

CT Westport County Playhouse

DE West Deptford High School

DC American Red CrossAmnesty International U.S.A.Exposure IncFriends of the National Zoo

FL American Cancer SocietyClay County Council of the Aging

GA Atlanta-Fulton County ZooChildren's Wish Foundation InternationalThe Carter Center, Inc.

IL American Cancer SocietyEIF Women's Cancer ProgramElmhurst Choral UnionHabitat for Humanity of Northern

Fox ValleyIllinois Special OlympicsJuvenile Diabetes Research FoundationLincoln Elementary SchoolMeadows Community ServicesMidtown Educational FoundationPalatine Township Community Outreach Rolling Meadows Park District Community

CenterRolling Meadows Police Neighborhood

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IN American Heart AssociationPurdue UniversityUniversity of Notre Dame Du LacValparaiso University

KS American Heart Association

KY Bowling Green High SchoolDisabled American VeteransEastern Kentucky University


2006 PRODUCT AND CASH CONTRIBUTIONS

MA American Cancer SocietyBedford Fire PreventionBedford PoliceDana-Farber Cancer InstituteJuvenile Diabetes Research FoundationLion's ClubMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMassachusetts Vietnam VeteransNorth Suburban Chamber of CommerceThe New England Center for Children

MD Girl Scout Troop 881Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance

Endowment Fund

ME Hebron Academy

MI Lakeland Hockey Association

MN OverExposure

MO Coast Guard Auxiliary Association, Inc.SeaWorld & Busch Gardens

Conservation FundSenior Adult Services, Inc.

NV Wright Elementary School

NH Children's Hospital at DartmouthDestination ImaginationFriends of the Hopkins Center/Hood

MuseumKearsarge Robotics TeamSpecial OlympicsThe SCA Center for ConservationUNH S.M.A.R.T. TeamUnited Way

NJ Allendale Volunteer Fire AssociationAlpine Learning GroupAmerican Red CrossArchdiocese of NewarkAssumption SchoolBihar Association of North AmericaBoy Scouts of AmericanCarlstadt PTA

NJ Cheesequake Elementary SchoolChildren's Miracle NetworkCommunity Fire DepartmentConsolidated Trenton Community

Charter SchoolDePauw UniversityEdison Arts Society, Inc.Edison High SchoolFairleigh Dickinson UniversityHoly Cross High SchoolIntrepid Fallen Hero's FundJackson Township HS Scholarship

Fund, Inc.John E. Toolan Kiddies Keep Well CampJuvenile Diabetes Research FoundationJuvenile Welfare AssociationLaw Enforcement Torch RunMoravian CollegeNorth Jersey Media Group FoundationNorthern Highlands Regional HSPenn State UniversityRutgers Preparatory SchoolSalesian Sisters Summer CampStandardbred Retirement Foundation, Inc.Steven's Institute of TechnologyThe Safe HouseThe Veteran JournalThe Zachary FoundationVedanta Cultural FoundationWestbrook SchoolYWCA of Bergen County

NY Academy of St. JosephAfghan Communicator, Inc.African American Men of Westchester, Inc.Aging in America Community

Services, Inc.A-HomeAll Aboard at ValhallaAll Saints Regional SchoolAmerican Cancer SocietyAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Red CrossAndrus Children's CenterArchbishop Molloy High SchoolArchbishop Stepinac High School


NY Avon Products Foundation, Inc.Back to School Clothes for KidsBarnard CollegeBeczak Environmental Education CenterBenevolent Association of PleasantvilleBishop Loughlin Memorial High SchoolBlythedale Children's HospitalBoys & Girls Clubs of Northern

WestchesterBread & RosesBrewster Little LeagueBridges to CommunityBrookside Elementary SchoolCamp Interactive, Inc.Caramoor Center for Music and

the Arts, Inc.CAREERS for People with Disabilities, Inc.Child Care Council of Westchester, Inc.Children's Hospital Foundation at WMCCity Harvest, Inc.College Careers Fund of WestchesterColumbus Elementary SchoolCommunity Service Associates, Inc.Country Children's Center, Inc.Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of AmericaCystic Fibrosis FoundationDance in Education Fund, Inc.David Pagliaroli ScholarshipDiabetes Research InstituteEaster Seals New YorkEmelin TheatreEquinox, Inc.Family Services of WestchesterFriends of Karen, Inc.Friends of the High Line, Inc.Friends of the New Rochelle Public LibraryFriends of Westchester County Parks, Inc.Girl Scouts of Westchester * PutnamGreen Meadow Elementary SchoolGreenburgh Nature CenterGuiding Eyes for the Blind, Inc.Hand to Mouth PlayersHeartsong, Inc.Hillside Food OutreachHilltop Children's Center Historic Hudson Valley

NY Horace Greely Education Fund, Inc.Hospice & Palliative CareHudson Valley Hospital CenterIona Preparatory SchoolIsaac E. Young Middle SchoolIthaca CollegeJewish Council of YonkersJuvenile Diabetes Research FoundationKatonah Museum of Art, Inc.Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Inc.Literacy Volunteers of Westchester CountyLois Bronz Children's CenterLubin School of BusinessMahopac Sports AssociationMatthew s. Hisiger Film FoundationMenands Animal ShelterMental Health Association of Westchester, Inc.Merricats' Castle SchoolMid-Hudson Valley AIDS Task ForceMusic Conservatory of WestchesterMy Sisters' PlaceNAACP Legal Defense & Education FundNational Multiple Sclerosis SocietyNCADD Inc.New Rochelle Art AssociationNew York Hall of ScienceNewsday CharitiesNijinokaiOrganization of Chinese Americans, Inc.Pace Women's Justice CenterPBA of Westchester County, Inc.Phelps Memorial Hospital CenterPort Chester High SchoolPurchase College FoundationPutnam Valley Free LibraryPutnam Valley Volunteer Ambulance Corps.Red Mill Elementary SchoolRehabilitation Through PhotographyResurrection Grammar SchoolSafe HorizonSanctuary for Families, Inc.Scarsdale & Edgemont Family

Counseling ServiceSheldrake Environmental CenterSignature Theatre CompanySPCA of Westchester


NY Special Olympics New York - Long IslandSt. Cecilia's SchoolSt. John's Riverside HospitalStudent Advocacy, Inc.Teatown Lake Reservation, Inc.The Arc Foundation of Rockland, Inc.The Food Bank for Westchester, Inc.The H.O.P.E. for Youth Foundation, Inc.The Hudson River MuseumThe Jacob Burns Film CenterThe Lindsey M. Bonistall FoundationThe NY Color Camera Club, Inc.The Ossining Library FoundationThe Pocantico Hills Central SchoolThe Rye Arts CenterThe Volunteer CenterThe Westchester Photographic Society, Inc.The White Plains Performing Arts CenterTuckhahoe High SchoolUnited Way of Westchester and Putnam, Inc.Valhalla Schools FoundationWareham High SchoolWESEFWestchester ARC FoundationWestchester Arts CouncilWestchester Coalition for the Hungry

& HomelessWestchester Community College

FoundationWestchester Community Opportunity

ProgramWestchester County Historical SocietyWestchester County Office of TourismWestchester County Senior Programs

& ServicesWestchester Fund for Inner City SchoolsWestchester Hispanic Coalition, Inc.Westchester Holocaust Education CenterWestchester Medical Center Foundation, Inc.Westchester Public/Private Partnership

for Aging ServicesWhite Plains Hospital CenterWomen's Enterprise Development Center, Inc.Women's Research & Education FundYorktown Youth Soccer Club Corp.Youth Theatre Interactions, Inc

OH Girl Scouts-Great Trail Council

OK Tulsa Zoo Friends, Inc.University of Tulsa

OR Cans for Kids

PA Alzheimer's Association Delaware Valley Chapter

All Saints Regional SchoolMelmark Home, Inc.Rosemont College of the Holy Child JesusTrustees of the University of Pennsylvania

RI Pan-Massachusetts ChallengeRhode Island School of DesignTown of North Kingstown - Adopt a ChildUnited Way

SC Clemson UniversityDrummond Center for StatesmanshipFestival of FlowersFriends of ScoutingGreenwood County LibraryLander UniversityPartnership for a Greater GreenwoodPiedmont Technical CollegeSC Governor's School for Math & ScienceSouth Carolina Chamber of CommerceThe Nature ConservancyUnited WayUniversity of South CarolinaUpstate Forever

TN Memphis Zoological Society

TX Criswell CollegeLetourneau UniversitySusan G. Komen Foundation

UT Best Friends Animal Society

VA American Diabetes AssociationCatholic Charities USA

WA Mead Elementary


FUJIFILM CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS GUIDELINES:

MAKING A COMMITMENT TO OUR COMMUNITIES

The goal of Fujifilm’s philanthropy is to help enhance the quality of life in each of the communities where our employees live and work. The company is dedicated to being responsive to community needs and giving back by partnering with worthy causes and organizations and by contributing products or funds to special programs and activities.

FUJIFILM DONATION PROGRAMS

Products for Learning (school-based for teachers)QuickSnaps for Learning (school and community-based)Cash Grants

FUJIFILM PRIORITY FUNDING CATEGORIES

Philanthropy and community involvement is concentrated in the following areas with prioritygiven to those proposals that have relevance to our business interests and product offerings:

EducationEnvironmentArts and CultureHealth and Human Services

FUJIFILM GIVING PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

A limited number of cash and product awards are made annuallyGrants range from $1,000 to $5,000 for specific projects or programsProduct donations can be requested for special projects

ELIGIBILITY

Only organizations with proof of IRS 501 (c) ( 3) or other documentation substantiating tax exempt status are eligible to receive contributions of cash or product donations. Organizations must be nonsectarian and non-denominational and must not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, religion, national origin, marital status or physical or mental ability. Preference is given to organizations where Fujifilm operates major facilities


RESTRICTIONS

The Corporate Contributions Program does not fund:

IndividualsPolitical Action CommitteesPolitical OrganizationsPolitical CampaignsLegislative Advocacy GroupsMilitary AgenciesReligious Organizations

Organizations are limited to one award per calendar year. In general, Fujifilm does not makemulti-year commitments.

As a general rule, Fujifilm does not purchase tickets for fundraising dinners and events, sponsor individuals in marathons, walkathons or similar activities orprovide products for goody bags or graduation programs.

Decisions are at Fujifilm’s sole discretion and awards are subject to fund availability.Fujifilm reserves the right to make a partial award.

AWARDS

Applications are reviewed monthly and applicants should receive an award or decline within six-to-eight weeks after submitting a proposal.

Anticipate award delivery approximately one month after Fujifilm has notified you of qualification.

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APPLICATION PROCEDURE

If your organization meets the eligibility requirements outlined, you can submit a proposalthrough our online application process at http://www.fujifilmusa.com/donation.

Proposal Information Applicants will be asked to submit:

Name of organization, address, telephone and fax number, e-mail address and contact person and title

A brief description of the organization, its purpose, its activities and the constituents it serves

The description and objectives of the project or program and the specific amount of funds and/or product you are requesting

Project date(s)The community involvement plan, such as collaborative efforts and audience to

be targetedMarketing and promotion strategies including how Fujifilm will be acknowledged

for this donationProject budget listing other sources of fundingDocumentation of IRS tax ruling 501(c)(3) non-profit status

Fujifilm Holdings America Corporation200 Summit Lake DriveValhalla, NY 10595

For more information:1-800-755-3854Website:http://www.fujifilmusa.com


http://www.fujifilmusa.com/donation

http://www.fujifilmusa.com

REPORT INFORMATION

Information for this Report was provided by the following:

FUJIFILM U.S.A., Inc.Bentonville, ARCypress, CAHollywood, CAHayward, CATifton, GACrawfordsville, INWilliamsburg, MDNew Brighton, MNEdison, NJAlbany, NYRensselaer, NYValhalla, NYPortland, ORTullahoma, TNIrving, TXTerrell, TX

FUJIFILM Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc.Greenwood, SC

FUJIFILM Graphic Systems U.S.A., Inc.Hanover, ILValhalla, NY

FUJIFILM Sericol U.S.A., Inc.Kansas City, KS

FUJIFILM Dimatix, Inc.Santa Clara, CALebanon, NH

FUJIFILM Hawaii, Inc.WaiPahu, HI

FUJIFILM Recording Media MfgingU.S.A., Inc.Bedford, MA

FUJIFILM Hunt Chemicals U.S.A., Inc.Orange Park, FLRolling Meadow, ILAllendale, NJDayton, TN

FUJINON, Inc.Wayne, NJ

FUJIFILM Medical Systems U.S.A. Inc.Stamford, CT

FUJIFILM Imaging Colorants, Inc.New Castle, DE

Fujifilm e-Systems, Inc.Rochester, NY

FUJIFILM Electronic Materials U.S.A., IncEast Providence, RINorth Kingstown, RIMesa, AZ


CREDITS

We extend special thanks and sincere appreciation to our partners and associates who provided information and photographs for this report. In addition, we are grateful to the following people for their professional expertise:

Content Coordinator and graphic designer of label for the CD of the report:Margaret Marino

Panda Photos and Panda Motorcade Photo:Mehgan Murphy / Smithsonian's National Zoo

Tai Shan’s 1st birthday (all 3 photos):Courtesy of Smithsonian’s National Zoo

Grand Opening/Kids with Umbrellas:Jessie Cohen / Smithsonian’s National Zoo

The High Line photos:Courtesy of Friends of The High Line


The future design of The High Line, lower Manhattan. NYC

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