These 11 Companies Are Teaming Up to Help Victims of the Boston Marathon Bombings

A number of companies, many Boston-based, are donating thousands of dollars in support of victims and their families affected by the tragic Boston Marathon bombings on April 15. Out of the pack, none has made a bigger splash on social media than

, who has pledged $100,000 to the One Fund Boston, the central fund to support Boston bombing victims. The Fund has

$10 million.

As if that weren't enough, as Boston remains a ghost town on lock-down, the coffee and baked good confectionery has dedicated itself to staying open. In an

, Dunkin' said, "At the direction of authorities, select Dunkin' Donuts restaurants in the Boston area are open to take care of the needs of law enforcement and first responders." This was further confirmed in a tweet:

But Dunkin' hasn't acted alone. In an act of upstanding corporate citizenship, here are ten other companies who are actively helping out the victims of the Boston tragedy:

The One Fund was kicked off by a $1 million donation from John Hancock Financial Services. President of John Hancock, Craig Bromley, said in a statement, "John Hancock is honored to contribute to The One Fund Boston, aiding those who were affected by this terrible event. The Boston Marathon is about courage and resilience and community. John Hancock, which has been headquartered in Boston for more than 150 years, will continue to stand by our city, the people of Boston, our community partners, the runners, and the Boston Athletic Association as we unite in recovery and in renewal of our commitment to the Boston Marathon."

The Boston private equity firm co-founded by Mitt Romney followed John Hancock's lead with a $1 million donation.

In the silver circle is Stop & Shop, and its parent Ahold USA, who have donated $500,000 to the Fund. Stop & Shop is a supermarket chain located in New England, New York and New Jersey.

Like their donut-making counterparts, telecommunications titan Verizon has donated $100,000.

The German sports clothing and accessory manufacturer has seen high demand for limited-edition "Boston Stands As One" t-shirts. Adidas

that all proceeds from the shirt sales will go to the The One Fund Boston.

President of CEO of Bank of America, Brian Moynihan, is listed as a donor on the

and Bank of America has taken to

to announce its support for the Fund.

Telecom giant AT&T pledged $1 million to One Fund Boston according to the

. AT&T has yet to post about this fact on its Facebook page or Twitter feed.

Partners Healthcare is a Boston-area non-profit founded in 1994 that owns several hospitals in the metropolitan area. They have also pledged a gift of $1 million. CVS Caremark

Founded in nearby Rhode Island, the pharmacy has a strong presence in the Boston area. The

$100,000 to the Fund.

The sporting goods store, scattered in major cities along the East Coast, was founded in Boston.

on Saturday, with all proceeds going to One Fund Boston. Other major donors to the victims of the Boston bombings,

, include Jack Connors, CEO of Suffolk Construction, John Fish, President of the Boston Foundation, Paul Grogan, Boston Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca, Boston Red Sox CEO Larry Lucchino, President of Hill Holiday, Karen Kaplan and most significantly, CEO/President of the Kraft Group and New England Patriots owner,

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