Several companies have donated

the insurance industry and other types of assistance to Haiti worst earthquake in more than 200 years, died Tuesday of force pledged 0 seventh earthquake that destroyed Much of Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince, is expected to exceed 100,000, according to reports.

* Warren, New Jersey, Chubb Corp., a fund of $ 500,000 for relief.

* Chicago-based Aon Corp. donated $ 100,000, the American Red Cross Haitian relief and development efforts and is an additional $ 300,000 in contributions Aon employees worldwide.

* Louisville, Kentucky-based Humana Inc. contributed $ 100,000, which they said could reach $ 150,000 in matching employees.

* United Health Group Inc. of Minnetonka, Minn., donated 100,000 U.S. dollars, the American Red Cross said it is up to $ 50,000 in employee contributions to the global impact of nonprofit partners. In addition, OptumHealth, which is United Health and wellness company, offers free support hotline for emotional people who have relatives or friends in Haiti.

* Hartford, Conn.-based Aetna Inc. Aetna Foundation will provide $ 10,000 each of the six organizations awarded to fund the relief efforts. In addition, Aetna employees have $ 25,000, which is currently provided by the Aetna Foundation dollar for dollar Paris for an additional $ 25,000 pledged. Aetna also organize medical evacuations for employers with employees customers injured by the earthquake and opened its employee assistance program to all Aetna plan members pension benefits, regardless of whether the responsible employer services EAP.

* New York-based Chartis Inc., American International Group Inc. Casualty unit, has a staff of 18 fundraising campaign in January to 22 to convene in January, with contributions for the American Red Cross, International Red Cross and Red Crescent International. Donations will be matched, and senior Chartis has a personal minimum $ 50,000 needed to launch the player. is Stevens Point, WI Travel Guard assistance, travel insurance unit of Chartis, extension to American travelers that they need, regardless of whether they carried insurance Travel Guard. Reporting is supported by the National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Travel Guard had estimated at least 200 insured clients in Haiti, where the earthquake.

* The Allstate Foundation, part of the Northbrook-based Allstate Corp., Illinois, has donated $ 50,000 to the American Red Cross has declared its intention to adjust to $ 50,000 in employee contributions dollar for dollar.

* The CIGNA Foundation, part of the Philadelphia CIGNA Corp. donated $ 50,000 to the American Red Cross said it match another $ 50,000 in donations employees.

* Los Angeles-based Health Net Inc. matching employee donations up to $ 50,000.

In Los Angeles, Farmers Insurance Group of Cos. is to pay 25,000 dollars to the American Red Cross.

* The insurance industry Charitable Foundation, a total of $ 25,000 in grants to the International Rescue Committee and World Cares Center offers.

* Kingston, Jamaica-based NEM Insurance Co. Ltd. Jamaica donates mineral water.

* Franklin Lakes, NJ Medco Health Solutions Inc., with AmeriCares in Stamford, Connecticut-based organization of humanitarian aid, partnership, need to “most” drugs in Haiti. In addition, Medco Foundation is a group of French and Creole workers Medco staff health, including pharmacists, nurses and other clinicians in Port-au-Prince to help organize the effort to travel relief.

* Warwick, RI-based InsureMyTrip. com and travel medicine specialist HCC Insurance Medical Services LLC has launched a special initiative offers a 20% discount on medical evacuation coverage for U.S. travelers and direction to support relief activities in Haiti.