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WelcomeDave Smith, Executive Director

Kids In Need Foundation

“School Supplies. Changing Lives.”

ChallengeKristine Cohn, Senior Director of Development and Corporate Partnerships

Kids In Need Foundation

Kids In Need National Network of Resource CentersStacia Andersen, Sr. Vice President, Merch, Home Pyramid

Target

In Appreciation - Major DonorsFrank Wilson, Vice President, GM Key Accounts

3M

Dinner is Served

Teacher of the Year AwardsCorey Funkey, Vice President – Sales

Fibre-Craft Materials

Mary Lester, OwnerMPL Public Relations

Introduction of Guest SpeakerKristine Cohn

Guest SpeakerGeorge Buckley,Chairman, President, and CEO

3M

Closing RemarksDave Smith

Dessert Buffet and Coffee Bar Immediately Follow the Program

2010 Gala Program

3M has been a donor and friend of the Kids In Need Foundation since our founding in 1995. Honored by Kids In Need at the 2006 Gala, 3M and the 3M Foundation have made more than $6 million in fi nancial and product contributions to Kids In Need.

3M was founded in 1902 in the Lake Superior town of Two Harbors, MN. Five businessmen set out to mine a mineral deposit for grinding-wheel abrasives. But the deposits proved to be of little value, and the new Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. quickly moved to nearby Duluth in 1905 to focus on sandpaper products.

Sponsor of theGala Dinner

SponsorEven though they may not quite grasp the name yet, kids appreciate the concept of 3M Post-it® Notes

“Thank you for giving us the posted notes...Thank you for the posted notes because we use them all the time. We use them to remind us of stuff we think we will forget.”

Years of struggle ensued until the company could master quality production and supply chain. New investors were attracted to 3M, such as Lucius Ordway, who moved the company to St. Paul in 1910. Early technical and marketing innovations began to produce successes and, in 1916, the company paid its fi rst dividend of 6 cents a share.

The world’s fi rst waterproof sandpaper, which reduced airborne dusts during automotive manufacturing, was developed in the early 1920’s. A second major milestone occurred in 1925 when Richard G. Drew, a young lab assistant, invented masking tape - an innovative step toward diversifi cation and the fi rst of many Scotch brand pressure-sensitive tapes. In the following years technical progress resulted in Scotch® Cellophane Tape for box sealing and soon hundreds of practical uses were discovered.

In the early 1940’s, 3M was diverted into defense materials for World War II, which was followed by new ventures, such as Scotchlite™ Refl ective Sheeting for highway markings, magnetic sound recording tape, fi lament adhesive tape, and the start of 3M’s involvement in the graphic arts with offset printing plates.

In the 1950’s, 3M introduced the Thermo-Fax™ copying process, Scotchgard™ Fabric Protector, videotape, Scotch-Brite® Cleaning Pads and several new electro-mechanical products. Dry-silver microfi lm was introduced in the 1960’s, along with photographic products, carbonless papers, overhead projection systems and a rapidly growing health care business of medical and dental products.

Markets further expanded in the 1970s and 1980s into pharmaceuticals, radiology and energy control. In 1980, 3M introduced Post-it® Notes, which created a whole new category in the marketplace and changed people’s communication and organization behavior forever.

In the 1990’s, 3M continued to develop an array of innovative products, including immune response modifi er pharmaceuticals; brightness enhancement fi lms for electronic displays; and fl exible circuits used in inkjet printers, cell phones and other electronic devices.Recent innovations include Post-it® Super Sticky Notes, Scotch® Transparent Duct Tape, optical fi lms for LCD televisions, and a new family of Scotch-Brite® cleaning products that give consumers the right scrubbing power for a host of cleaning jobs.

Kids In Need National Network of Resource Centers

Sponsored by

• 24 Resource Centers

• $32 Million in Product Distributed to Resource Centers thus far in 2010

• Serving: 3,000 Schools 100,000 Teachers 1.6 Million Children

Kids In Need Teacher Grants

Sponsored by

• All applicants receive poster and bulletin board art materials from ArtSkills

• $120,000 Being Awarded to Teachers

School Box

Sponsored by Local Community Organizations

Students in eleven communities not served by Kids In Need affi liates received free school supplies through School Box programs. These school supply giveaway programs are sponsored by corporations, individuals, and organizations interested in providing support for children most in need in their local communities. Thus far in 2010, more than 21,000 children have received free school supplies through this program.

Foundation FactsThe mission of the K ids In Need Foundation is to ensure that every child is prepared to learn and succeed by providing free school supplies nationally to students most in need.

At Target, we believe every child should have the opportunity to reach his or her full potential. Reading profi ciently by the end of third grade is a critical step on the path to graduation and lifelong success. That’s why Target is committed to supporting education and especially programs that support reading. Target has supported Kids In Need since 1999 and is the national sponsor of the National Network of Resource

Centers, a program putting free school supplies into the hands of teachers and students. Target is committed to supporting Kids In Need and its mission by providing funding and resources to its Centers throughout the country.

Thanks to you, when you shop at Target, we give 5% of our income to support kids and communities nationwide — helping kids explore the world of learning in and outside the classroom. That’s more than $3 million every week.

Target and Kids In Need In 2010:

• Target’s fi nancial donation to Kids In Need means hundreds of thousands of children will go to school prepared to learn and succeed.

• Target donates 10 million spiral notebooks to the Kids In Need National Network.

• Target includes Kids In Need as a recipient of funds from their Super Love Sender Facebook campaign, providing additional help to expand the capacity of the National Network.

• Target assists the staffs of several National Network affi liate Resource Centers with shelving, fi xtures, and merchandising advice to improve customer service.

• Target shares philosophy and practice of customer service with participants at the 2010 Kids In Need National Network Summit, the annual gathering of staff and volunteers from Resource Centers throughout the USA.

• Target sponsors reception of the 2010 Kids In Need Foundation Gala.

Sponsor of the National Network of Resource Centers

Fibre-Craft Materials Corp.®, a leader in the creative activities business for 50 years, is the sponsor of the Teacher of the Year Awards.

This sponsorship supports something Fibre-Craft® truly believes in: the importance and effectiveness of project learning in the classroom.

Established in 1953, Fibre-Craft® began by manufacturing wood fi ber for handcrafting artifi cial fl owers. Fibre-Craft®

expanded in 1959 to mass-market retail outlets for arts and crafts, fl oral supplies, doll supplies and decorative accessories. Their products are sold in the USA, Canada,Mexico, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Panama and Australia, just to name a few countries. Today, Fibre-Craft® continues to energize the imaginations of kids and adults by designing and manufacturing quality creative products.

The Kids In Need Foundation has been fortunate to have a long standing relationship with Fibre-Craft® that has meant many meaningful donations distributed to the Resource Centers in the National Network. Teachers and students who benefi t from the National Network have been able to work with more than $3 million worth of Fibre-Craft® made materials. Several of the Centers have entire rows of shelves devoted to Fibre-Craft® donations.

Creative Hands by Fibre-Craft is Sponsor of theTeacher of the Y ear Awards

Sponsor

Creative Hands by Fibre-Craft® and the Kids In Need Foundation are proud to announce the recipients of the 2010 Teacher of the Year Awards:

Terri Cloyde; Sally Reagan; and Patricia Kaynaroglu.These teachers are being recognized for their outstanding creativity in the classroom and their

ability to engage students, not only in the lessons at hand, but in the art of learning.

Teacher of the Y ear Awards

Teacher: Terri Cloyde

School: Madill Elementary, Madill, OK

Grade: 5

Project: “Not Your Parent’s Science”

Sponsor: LOFT

This is a project in which math and science are taught in a fun, different way to get students’ attention and interest. Geometric shapes are used

as the foundation of tessellations to make interesting patterns in posters. Students work with concepts such as changing liquids to solids and vice-versa and experimenting with quicksand. Measurements and readings combine the math and science studies.

Terri Cloyde is being honored not only for the project presented here but for her body of work in the classroom. In 2009, Terri received four grants from the Kids In Need Teacher Grants program. No other teacher has ever received four grants in one year.

Terri has been teaching for 17 years and has Bachelor of Science Degrees in Elementary Education and Mathematics Education. She is National Board Certifi ed as a Middle Childhood Generalist and will complete a Masters Degree in Education Administration in May of 2011.

Terri says, “I produce many of the lessons and books used in my classroom and have been a teacher since I was old enough to talk. I teach using a multi-sensory, whole brain approach to try to reach every child and make learning as fun and interactive as possible. I’ve taught in pretty much every grade level and every skill level but am currently in a fi fth grade classroom, which I love.

“The Kids In Need Teacher Grants program has been a wonderful tool in reaching the students in our district, an area that is 76% free and reduced lunches. Fifth grade is the most tested grade in Oklahoma under the No Child Left Behind act. These pre-teens are tested in math, reading, writing, science, and social studies, which is a lot of material for them to learn each year at an age when they would rather be involved in sports and talking on their cell phones. These grants allow us to get materials to keep our studies new, interesting, and interactive in a way that surprises the students. They don’t expect school to be fun, and their parents are frequently surprised, too. More than one parent wanted to know why their children didn’t want to leave school when they came to pick them up for an appointment. Imagine! Liking school!

“I’ve received nine Kids In Need Grants in the past three years, and all the students really appreciate them. I know that Kids In Need and your sponsors are committed to the students because you do so much for them, but I don’t think you realize just how much it does for their self-esteem, how it expands their views of the world to realize that life and jobs can be fun and that school can open up amazing avenues for them. You guys do wonderful things for kids and for their teachers! Thank you!!”

Teacher of the Y ear AwardsTeacher: Sally Reagan School: Portland High School, Portland, ME

Subject: Language

Project: “Literacy Through the Generations”

Sponsor: LOFT

Portland High School students explored children’s literature and discussed why books are read to very young children. They studied the developmental levels of reading and also why it is so important for them

to be role models for younger children. The students carefully chose a pre-school to donate a library of books to, picked out the books, and visited the school in order to read to the students and to present the books. Their criteria were the need of the pre-school and the values being taught to the young children. The two most valuable aspects of this grant were the experiences that the high school students (from the alternative education department) and the pre-school students had interacting together with books and the beautiful new library of “Peace” and “Multiculturalism” that the preschool was given.

Sally Reagan is part of an education family. Her mother and father are retired teachers, her two sisters have both worked in education, and her husband, Partick, is a fi fth grade teacher. Sally and Patrick have three children.

Sally received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in European History and Secondary Education from Wheaton College. She received a Master of Science Degree in Education, Literacy Education with English as a Second Language Concentration from the University of Southern Maine.

Sally has been teaching since 1994, but from 1996 to 1999, she was an English teacher in Sendai City, Japan. She has been a social studies teacher and literacy specialist at Portland High School since 2001.

Sally says, “The old saying ‘Students may not remember everything you taught them in class, but they will remember how you made them feel in your class’ has guided my entire career. I believe that students need to be challenged and held to high standards, but I also believe that in order for them to learn, they have to feel hopeful, have a desire to learn, and view success as a possibility. The idea for this project stemmed from that philosophy . . . that if students can feel like role models and recall a time when they liked to read, then they might, again, view themselves as readers.

“This was the fi rst time I had applied for a Kids In Need Grant, and I read about it on the LOFT Loves Teachers website. Part of my role as a literacy specialist is to create exciting projects and apply for grants for the teachers in my school, most of whom do not have time to do this in their daily schedules.”

Sally and other teachers at Portland High School shop for free school supplies for their students in need at Ruth’s Reusable Resources, an affi liate of the Kids In Need National Network of Resource Centers, located in Portland, ME.

Teacher of the Y ear AwardsTeacher: Patricia Kaynaroglu School: West Park Elementary School, Leadville, CO

Grade: 6-12 Special Education

Project: “Learning In Animals”

Sponsor: Offi ce Depot Foundation

In this project, students participated in the Cody Project, a program that helps train search and rescue dogs using high school and middle school students as helpers and K9 coaches. Students develop their canine training skills, hide for

dogs, build equipment, and learn to be dog handlers. As members of the team, they work together for one common goal – to save lives. More than 25 students have been involved in this project.

Patricia Kaynaroglu was born in Bryn Mawr, PA. She has fi ve children and three grandchildren and a supportive husband, Hakan, who shares her passion for community service.

Pat received a Special Education Degree from the University of Northern Colorado and has spent her career working in Special Education. She has been a classroom teacher, a therapeutic horseback riding instructor turning the riding arena into a classroom, teaching reading and math skills on the back of a horse. Pat has been an adaptive ski instructor in Vail, CO, and a private tutor.

Pat became involved in search and rescue 17 years ago when one of her tutoring students who had a passion for dogs wanted to learn about search and rescue dogs. As they started reading, they also began training Pat’s family dog. Before long, Pat and her border collie, Cody, were on a FEMA disaster response team, and her tutoring students were not only motivated to read but were hiding for her search dog. Wanting to offer a unique learning opportunity to the students in the small mountain community of Leadville, Pat established the Cody Project. She wanted to help kids learn about the importance of community service as well as motivate them to study, read, and seek a variety of carrier paths.

Pat says, “My own struggles as a student with a learning disability prompted me to want students to be successful and love learning. I love fi nding unique projects to encourage learning and to build students’ self esteem.

“Two of my friends in search and rescue helped me with the Cody Project three years ago. We needed supplies and started searching the Internet for assistance. We discovered the Kids In Need Teacher Grants program. How wonderful. It was the fi rst time I had ever applied for a grant.

“I recently met a man from China that was in town and wanted to see the search dogs work. He was a rescuer after the earthquake there and wants help training search dogs. I told him about the Cody Project because he could not fi nd people to help train his dogs. Who knows, maybe we will see a Cody Project in China one day.”

One of Pat’s students, Caitlin, age 16, wrote, “I believe the Cody Project has helped me grow not only as a dog trainer, but as a person. Being a canine coach and leader, I was expected to know more and have the answers to all types of questions. I went beyond my search and rescue hours to read books and learn facts so I was able to answer those questions. This also helped show me the value of team work. In search and rescue, you never do anything alone. Without everyone together, search and rescue wouldn’t be possible.”

Ali, age 13, also endorses the project. “I think the Cody Project should stay around to teach others how important search and rescue dogs are to the community and in a disaster.”

The K ids In Need Foundation thanks the following corporations and individuals for their contributions to the success of the Gala:

Appreciation

3M

Blue Sky The Color of Imagination LLC

Brady, Ware & Shoenfeld, Inc.

Brower Insurance Agency, LLC

Dr. George Buckley

Shannon Carter in Honor of Dick Bere

Cenveo

Cosgrove Sales, Inc.

Creative Hands by Fibre-Craft

Dixon Ticonderoga Company

William Douthit

Energizer

Fiskars Americas

Newell Rubbermaid

Pilot Pen Corporation of America

Target

TCF Bank

Westcott

Zebra Pen Corporation

Brad Demsky, ChairArtSkills

James A. (Tony) Beitz, Vice Chair

Phil Wenzell, SecretaryMWV

Bill Douthit, Treasurer

Kathy Hirko, Immediate Past ChairIndependent Insurance Broker

Stacia AndersenTarget

Paul Bierhaus

Mark DavisIt’s Academic

Terry ErdmanFred Meyer

Christopher FarleyZebra Pen Corporation

Corey FunkeyFibre-Craft Materials

Josh GoldenGREY

Tom HaggardCrayons to Computers

Romanita HairstonWorld Vision

Steve KouroupasCenveo, Inc.

Dan LeggRoyal Consumer Products

Mary Little LesterMPL Public Relations

Christopher NoeOffi ce Depot Foundation

Laura PierceLiggett Stashower

2010 K ids In Need Foundation Board of Directors

The following companies and individuals have been especially generous and are the major donors of cash, product, or both

from January 1, 2010, through August 31, 2010.

3M Foundation 3M Home Care Division

3M Stationery Products Division Advantus Corp.

Blue Sky The Color Of Imagination LLC Cenveo, Inc.Cyber Clean

Dixon Ticonderoga Company ECRM

Fred Meyer FundHLD Global Innex, Inc.

Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft StoresLOFT

MWV Foundation Newell Rubbermaid

Offi ce Depot Foundation Offi ceMax, Inc.

Quality Park Products S.P. Richards Co.

Smead Manufacturing CompanySnapdragon Films

Staples, Inc. Target

Time Factory Publishing Topco Associates LLC

United Stationers Supply Co Walmart

Zebra Pen Corporation

Major DonorsThe Kids In Need Foundation greatly appreciates the contributions of all donors.

F inancial, Product, and In-Kind Services Donors Donations of cash, product and services were made by these companies,

organizations, and individuals between January 1, 2010, and August 31, 2010.3M Foundation3M Home Care Division3M Stationery Products DivisionAbbeville Press Inc.ACA Financial GuarantyACCO BrandsAcme United CorporationAd N ArtAdcamp AssociatesAdvantus Corp.Agron, IncAK Fitzco, Inc.Akro-MilsAl NelsonALBAAlexis BuhelosAll American CraftsAllen Advertising ProductsAllen W. Roberts Elem. School StudentsAlliance Rubber CompanyAlumicolorAmerican Book Co.American Products PublishingAmericanna LineAmeriFoam / Brooklyn ProductsAMPADAnn Clark PromoAnne BannisterAnonymousArts & Activities MagazineArtSkillsAuroraAvery DennisonBaking for GoodBalt/Best-Rite/TrinityBarbara WardBarnes & Noble College ShowBarron’s Educational Series, Inc.Barry Knight in Honor of Thomas McKinneyBazic StationeryBeacon Promotions, Inc.Better Offi ce Products, Inc.Betty & Bruce BogardusBill Bogardus & Hal CashBill SnyderBi-silqueBlue Sky The Color Of Imagination LLCBob & Pat BogardusBorealis PressBrad DemskyBrady, Ware & Schoenfeld IncBrower Insurance Agency, LLC

C & T PublishingC2F IncCalifornia Homes MagazineCalifornia TattoosCAMEX ShowCarmella ArnoldCarmine StewartCarol BogardusCarrigarCarson Dellosa PublishingCathie MorganCedar CrestCentury Wire & CableCenveo, Inc.CHA ShowChad StilesChampion TreasuresChartpak Inc.Chelsey BennettChris FarleyChristopher NoeChroma IncCindy & MarkClass Act Stationery & Accessories, Inc.Cleaner InnovationsCliff HansonC-Line Products, Inc.Colorbok Inc.Coloring Book SolutionsCompass MarketingContima CompanyContinental Commercial ProductsCorey FunkeyCosgrove Sales, Inc.Craft & Hobby AssociationCrane & Co.Cra-Z-ArtCreative ImaginationsCyber CleanDaler-Rowney/ Robert SimmonsDan & Anne LeggDARDDarren HaperDartmouth Co-OpDave & Wendy SmithDavis PublicationsDebbie Lynn IncDefl ecto CorporationDelkDixon Ticonderoga CompanyDMI Offi ce FurnitureDr. Judy Landis

Donors

Drummond PrintingDura-Kleen / Euro-ware IncDynamic BrandsEarthwiseEco Green CraftsECRMEkarat ChoksombatsakulElizabeth NewcomerElmer’s Products, Inc.Emerson Taylor School DistrictEnergizer Personal CareErik & MikeERKIE INCEsselte CorporationF & W PublicationsFaber-Castell USAFalcon Safety ProductsFalk IndustriesFaye B’s RemindersFiler, Inc.Fiskars Brands Inc.FloraCraft CorporationFoam WorkFox Chapel PublishingFox Run CraftsmanFraming SuccessFred MeyerFred Meyer FundFrom The Heart Ent.Gabrielle KellmanGAIAMGame MasterGames People PlayGarx PlasticsGetting To Know, Inc.Ghent Manufacturing, Inc.GibcoGIDP FoundationGilbert MainvielleGlue ArtsGolden Global SalesGolick MartinsGood FortuneGrafi xGraphaGraphique de FranceGreat Neck PromosGryphon House IncGundH and K SalesHamilton BellHandy ArtHelix USA Ltd.Hillbrook School - Student GovernmentHLD GlobalHoughton Miffl in Company

HunterIcebergICM Distributing CompanyImperial Distributors, Inc.In Honor of Dick BereIn Honor of Kyle J. Nicholson & LuAnne RobersonIn Honor of Lynne HannenIn Honor of Rose McMakenIn Honor of Thomas R. Weaver, SrIn Honor of Toni & Tony BeitzIn Honor of Wolfgang MerelIn Memory of my MotherIn Recognition of Adrianna LehmanIn Recognition of KJ LehmanIngram Book CoInnex, Inc.Inspired EducatorsInterdesignInternational ArrivalsIris CompanyIris USA Inc.It’s AcademicITW DymonJack Richeson & CoJasmine WilsonJeanne MockJennifer LehmanJessica ButchkoJet 21Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft StoresJohn Wiley & SonsJohnson & JohnsonJon & Rachel DrewJoseph FerrazzoJosh GoldenKaren Foster DesignKaren JacksonKathy HermanKellogg’sKendra CorrKerry SimmonsKikkerland Design, Inc.KIND Snacks, LLCKinder Morgan FoundationKnock KnockKresson ElementaryKristine CohnKrylonKurt EttrichKustom PrintingLana McGeeLance IncLangenscheidt Publishing GroupLaserlineLaura PierceLava Lite

Donors

Lesley and Dale WaltonLexisNexisLicensing Intl/Advanstar CommunicationsLightning Studios IncLion CircleLithographicsLOFTLov Kumar GroverLXG, IncM2 EnterprisesMa. Gladiola IladaMacPherson’sMadison IndustriesMan Fan LamMark A. Kreusch Memorial FundMark DavisMarket StreetMarketing And Sales Services (M.A.S.S.)MarsMary Franklin AcreeMary MartoneMaster Magnetics, Inc.Matt SchreckMaya RoadMayco ColorsMcGraw HillMcKinsey & Co., Inc.MCM Group IncMCS Industries, Inc.Melissa & DougMelville Candy CompanyMercury LuggageMerriam-Webster, Inc.Michaels Stores Inc.Midpoint TradeMiller-Valentine-Walsh FundMiquel-Rius USA LimitedMister SnacksMPSMTV Network-ViacomMurphy CattonMV SportMWVMWV FoundationMy M&M’s -Mars DirectNAEANAMTANational Design CorporationNeatnixNestle USANew Era Cap Co, Inc.Newell RubbermaidNORCOMOaktreeO’BonOCM

Offi ce DepotOffi ce Depot FoundationOffi cemate International Corp.Offi ceMax, Inc.On Behalf of Bodek and RhodesOn Behalf of The Antiqua GroupOn Behalf of The Chicago TribuneOutdoor Cap CompanyPacon CorporationPalmer Paint Products, Inc.PapyrusPaul BierhausPayne Publishers, Inc.Peaceable KingdomPearson EducationPenguin GroupPenny HawkPENTEL OF AMERICA, LTD.Phil & Gloria WenzellPilot Pen Corporation of AmericaPM CompanyPoly ProPortu-Sunberg MarketingPPAI ShowPPC - GreatstuffPrinceton Art & Brush CoPromo PotatochipsPromote SourcesPromotion In MotionPRTPyramid AmericaQuality Park ProductsQuotable CardsRabinowitz Design WorkshopRebecca ShawReBinderRed ChicagoRegal Poly-PakRegent ProductsReplogle Globes, Inc.Revur DBA Way BasicsRite Aid CorporationRJF MarketingRoaring Spring Paper ProductsRomanita HairstonRon RolfsenRose DaltonRose Festival Princess 1973S Beise LLCS. ZoufalyS.P. Richards Co.Samsill CorporationSandusky LeeSanfordSargent Art Inc.Saunders Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Donors

Scented PensScholastic Book FairsScholls Inc.Scrapbook RoyaltySenator Promotional Group USASentry Industries, Inc.Seth NewtonShane C. O’NeilShaw Industries Academy Carpet CoShizen DesignShurTech Brands, LLCSilhouette AmericaSimple GreenSimply SmashingSLI LightingSliceSLS ArtSmead Manufacturing CompanySnapdragon FilmsSnyders of HanoverSoftalk LLC & ArtisticSorbee International, LLCSouth Metro Optimists of CentervilleSouthworth CompanySpaldingSpecialties LTDSpecialty LineSporty K9Spring Hill Baptist ChurchStacia & Steve AndersenStanley SecurityStaples, Inc.Stephen KouroupasSterilite CorporationStore Supply WarehouseStorybook PromotionsStrathmore Artist PapersStudio Designs Inc.Sulyn Industries IncSunrise GreetingsSUPERVALU FoundationT Mak’s InternationalTapestry by CR GibsonTargetTattoo FactoryTech MartTECHFOREDUCATORS.COMTerry & Mary ErdmanTerry ErdmanTestors CorporationThe Chenille Kraft CompanyThe Chlorox CoThe Coca-Cola CompanyThe Hershey CompanyThe Northwest CompanyThe Sourcing Department

The Vidmar CompanyThe Working ProofThink GeekThink PatentedThunderbird Forest ProductsTime Factory PublishingTom HaggardTombowTony & Toni BeitzTop Flight, Inc.Topco Associates LLCTops ProductsTotal Class CreativeTREND enterprises, Inc.Trends InternationalTropico Imports, LTDTurtle IslandUnicorn GraphicsUnisonUnited Health GroupUnited Stationers Supply CoUnited Supply CorporationUniversal McCannUniversity Of Minnesota Amplatz Childrens HospitalUp With PaperVera BowmanVerizon FoundationVia Credit UnionVircoVissfunVivian Waldor ProductsWalliesWallPops Wall ArtWalmartWalter Seed CompanyWater PromotionsWausau PaperWells Fargo BankWendy SiemanWestendorf PrintingWestport CorporationWilliam & Alice DouthitWilliam P WhitehornWincraftWoodline Works CorpWorld Packing Corp.World VisionWorldwidelineWow LineYMCA of Greater RichmondYouth Impact ProgramZebra Pen Corporation

Donors

If you or your company made a donation between January 1, 2010, and August 31, 2010, and are not on this list, we apologize for the oversight. Please notify us so we may correct the error on future documents.

SponsorDixon Ticonderoga Company is Sponsor of Guest Speaker George Buckley

With a rich heritage, and origins dating back to 1795, the Dixon Ticonderoga Company throughout history has made its mark through quality, integrity, respect, and perseverance.

Dixon Ticonderoga Company empowers people to take conscious and subliminal thoughts, facts, ideas and dreams, and preserve them using tools that are simply extensions of themselves.

Named after founder Joseph Dixon, Dixon brand products refl ect the same innovation behind the imagination and ingenuity that inspired Mr. Dixon more than a century ago. America’s #1 pencil! First introduced in 1913, the Joseph Dixon Crucible Company wanted a name that represented “a fi ne American name for a fi ne American pencil.” They named the pencil Ticonderoga after Fort Ticonderoga, a military post in New York.

With production of nearly a half a billion pencils a year, the Ticonderoga has become the most recognized and revered pencil throughout America and the world. Students and teachers served by the Foundation’s National Network of Resource Centers are provided with these pencils through Dixon’s annual product donations.

Nearly 9.5 million teachers, students, and consumers see, use, or buy Prang products every day of the school year! Providing fun and innovative products to schools, parents, and kids, Prang has become a leader in the educational and retail products industry. The brand is named after Louis Prang, America’s fi rst art educator, known as “The Father of American Art Education.” Prang brand products are manufactured with pride to the highest standards of excellence established by Louis Prang.

Guest Speaker

George W. Buckley3M

Chairman of the Board, President & Chief Executive Offi cer

Personal Data Date of birth: Feb. 23, 1947 Place of birth: Sheffi eld, England Education: Universities of Southampton and Huddersfi eld, U.K., Ph.D. -- Engineering University of Huddersfi eld, B.Sc. -- Electrical and Electronic Engineering University of Huddersfi eld, honorary D.Sc. -- Engineering St. Thomas University, St. Paul, Minn., honorary LL.D. -- 2007 Offi ce address: 3M Center, Building 220-14W-05, St. Paul, MN 55144

Career

12/7/2005 Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Offi cer, 3M Non-3M Chairman and Chief Executive Offi cer, Brunswick Corporation (6/2000- 12/2005) President, U.S. Electric Motors Division, and Automotive and Precision Motors Division, Emerson Electric Company, St. Louis Managing Director (President), Central Services Division, British Railways Board, U.K.

Affi liations: Business, Professional and Civic Organizations • Director, Stanley Black & Decker, Inc., • Director, Archer Daniels Midland Company • Member, Asia Business Council • Member, Research, Innovation and Enterprise Council • Member, Measuring Innovation in the 21st Century Economy Advisory Committee • Member, Minnesota Business Partnership • Member, Minnesota Public Radio Board of Trustees • Member, University of St. Thomas Board of Trustees • Member, US-China Business Council (USCBC)

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Harvey Lewis™Holiday Ornaments

Will Be Available Exclusively at Target Stores

Kids In Need Foundation receives 10% of RETAIL PRICE

■ The perfect gift for a favorite teacher ■ Start a family tradition ■ Your purchase helps kids and teachers

Support Kids In Need! Purchase your ornament at Target Stores!

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Do you have overstocks, discontinued product lines, or excess inventory?

Donate your unwanted goods to the Kids In Need National Network of Resource Centers.

www.kinf.orgor call Jennifer Lehman, 937-296-1230, ext. 305

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Donate Product

No Resource Center or student is ever charged forschool supplies distributed by the K ids In Need Foundation.

Each semester, many teachers are forced to scavenge for school supplies, because their students can’t afford

to purchase them and neither can their schools. The Kids In Need Foundation is dedicated to ending this shameful situation. Find out how donating a nominal percentage of

your sales can help kids and teachers get needed free school supplies while also helping your company’s sales.

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For Cause Marketing Partnerships, contact: Craig Kalter

Marathon Projects201-791-3055

www.kinf.org mplcraig@aol.com

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In Appreciation

SALLY REAGANPortland High School

Portland, ME

TERRI CLOYDE Madill Elementary School

Madill, OK

PATRICIA KAYNAROGLU West Park Elementary School

Leadville, CO

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