Dear Fellow Longhorn: 

As Enron prepares to meet the challenges and opportunities of the 21st 
century, it is critical that the best and brightest graduates from the 
University of Texas continue to consider Enron as one of their most 
compelling career opportunities. 

While Enron,s commitment to UT is solid, we as alumni must work together to 
forge stronger ties to our alma mater. Please take a role in recruiting new 
employees from the University of Texas, mentoring associates and analysts and 
providing financial support. Enron is pleased to match your contribution 
dollar for dollar ) up to $15,000 per employee annually through our Matching 
Gift Program!

If you are already contributing via our payroll deduction program ) THANK 
YOU! If you would like to join the many Enron alumni who support UT, now is 
the perfect time to start!  If you would like to increase your contribution 
or enroll in the payroll deduction program, please complete a new pledge card 
available on-line. 

Community Relations has greatly simplified the giving and Matching Gift 
process. Your pledge card gift will automatically be matched without 
submitting a separate Matching Gifts form whether you choose to sign up for 
the payroll deduction program or attach a check. Participating in Enron,s 
monthly payroll deduction plan is the quickest and easiest way to contribute! 
If you prefer to contribute on your own via check, please make sure that you 
take advantage of Enron,s Matching Gift program by completing a Matching Gift 
form.

Pledge cards and Matching Gift forms are available on-line in the &Gifts, 
Grants and Giving8 section of the Community Relations intranet site 
http://home.enron.com/cr/giving/university. Please forward all completed 
pledge cards and Matching Gift forms to Vanessa Bob at EB2019.  

Again, thank you for your support. Working together gives us an opportunity 
to enrich the educational experiences of current Longhorns and ensure that 
Enron has a competitive talent pool from which to recruit its future leaders.

Sincerely, 



Rick Causey
EVP and CAO
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