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Form 990-PF Return of Private Foundation OMB No 1545-0052 or Section 4947(a)(1) Nonexempt Charitable Trust Department Treated as a Private Foundation In ternal of hese"aury Note: The foundation may be able to use a copy of this return to satisfy state reporti 2007 For calendar year 2007, or tax year beginning , and ending

of Use the IRS Name foundation A Employer Identification number label. Otherwise , T&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 print Number and street (or P.O box number if mall Is not delivered to street address) Room/Wt- B Telephone number or type . 130 EAST TRAVIS ST. 3-H-08 210-351-2077 See Specific Instructions . City or town, state, and ZIP code C If exemption application Is pending, check here U AN ANTONIO, TX 78205 D 1 • Foreign organizations, check here . _ 10,1-1 2. Foreign organizations meeting the 85% test, ► a H Check type of organ ization : OX Section 501 (c)(3) exempt private foundation check here and attach computation . . .. . E If private foundation status was terminated I Fair market value of all assets at end of year J Accounting method - " Cash U Accrual under section 507(b)(1)(A), check here ► 0 (from Part 11, co!. (c), line 16) Q Other (specify) F If the foundation is in a 60-month termination ► $ 19 0 9 2 0 4 7 8 . (Part 1, column (q) must be on cash basis) under section 507(b)( 1 B), check here LPpjjjJ Analysis of Revenue and Expenses ( a) Revenue and (b ) Net investment (c) Adjusted net (d) Disbursements (The total of amounts in columns (b), (c), and (d) may not for charitable purposes necessarily equal the amounts In column (a)) expenses per books income income (cash basis only) 1 Contributions , gifts, grants , etc , received 14,227 23B. - C 7 77' f 2 Check ► Q if ttu fountladon is not rvqulled to attach Sch. 8 ` ,r. Interest on savings and temporary 3 cash investments 4 Dividends and interest from securities .. .,• •,• 7 8 3 6 5 3 5. 7 , 836 ; 535 5a Gross rents 2 331. 2 , 33 1. 1, . 1 aUrm b Net rental income or (loss) 2 , 331. 6a Net gain or (loss) from sale of assets not online 10 9 608,170. 7 Gross sales price for all b assets on line 6a .i cam. 7 Capital gain net income (from Part IV, line 2) 9 , 608 , 170. cc 8 Net sh erm caollar 71-775-7- 7 A- ';:.~ 9 Incom modifl t ns IVEP 23 / 602. Gross as re T6 f }• 1 .} v ^OC^li `+Av ~ ~}M1 ;!}`r { + f + 'ri+`r t 10a and ello

b Less { {+yr}w Ci44 i+v c Gross roof r (loss) . ....-. -• , 11 Other i corn 356 214. 137 , 407. 12 Total. + UT 32 030 488. 17 584 443. 13 Compensation of officers, directors , trustees, etc. 0• 0. 0. 14 Other employee salaries and wages ...... , y 15 Pension plans , employee benefits 16a Legal fees ...... b Accounting fees STMT 4 925. 15 , 925. 0. U1 c Other professional fees .••.. STMT ... 493. 730,493. 0. e 17 Interest „••. _•• . - ...... °o ° 18 Taxes ...... STMT.. 6. . - 1 1,719. 0. N 01 19 Depreciation and depletion ...... E 20 Occupancy ...... a 21 Travel, conferences , and meetings • • • • ••, • p W 22 Printing and publications .. 0 23 Other expenses ...... STMT 7... 110,566.1 84,558. 998. 24 Total operating and administrative expenses . Add lines 13 through 23 961,990.1 8324695.1 998. 0 25 Contributions, gifts, grants paid .. ••.• 772, 461. - •'~' ,XJ-/... ` ^` 57,772,461. 26 Total expenses and disbursements. Add lines 24 and 25 ...... 58 734 451. 832,695.1 157,773,459.

27 Subtract line 26 from line 12: +:•+^ ~ ^.:+'a`^, {+`. }v^r, ,taw ^+:t£ f, s'+ r 2•`' ~:{^^ x ` vf a Excess of revenue over expenses and disbursements <26703963. t+ •`}NFy` vL z{v}v.4`` ^`~'^'i vyi\^vr 4t n.,>"'4:` ''°4•c b Net Investment Income Of negative, enter) 751 748 " C Adjusted net Income (fnegath,e, enter-o-) '-'/: 23 , 602. - LHA For Privacy Act and Paperwork Reduction Act Notice , see the Instructions Form 990-PF (2007) 723501 02-20-08 \^'^D `VLF Form 990-PF (20071 AT&T FOUNDAT TON 43-1353948 Paae2 Beginning of year End of year Balance Sheets Al°didBC1 anda' &lnftr ' ' - fl' On C0iwm #wW beforaid'tj°`amrsmsonly (a) Book Value (b) Book Value (c) Fair Market Value 1 Cash - non-interest-beanng ...... 608 , 588. 608 , 588. Savings and temporary cash investments 10,7 88 677. 3 0 3 0 3 4 9 2. 30 3 0 3 4 9 2. 2 ...... ' 9 799 , 286. <; : {'"v . <,cL: v4i` v ` >,,, 3 Accounts receivable ► 799 Less: allowance for doubtful accounts ► 372,522. 799,286. , 286. 4 Pledges receivable ► Less' allowance for doubtful accounts ► 5 Grants receivable ...... 6 Receivables due from officers, directors, trustees, and other disqualified persons ...... 7 Other nobs andloans reoa'.abk ► w , ^o.,,.`o ? :: ;.', v ^.: .,n . ,, .;::. ` ,..., . Less. allowance for doubtful accounts ► 8 Inventories for sale or use 9 Prepaid expenses and deferred charges ..... 10a Investments - U.S. and state government obligations b Investments - corporate stock STMT 9 58 , 713 , 850. 105 , 273 , 364. 105,273,364. c Investments -corporate bonds STMT ...10 76 , 314 , 161. 47 , 203 , 730. 47203,73O.

11 hnesbnsnis - land buAdlnos. and equwment basis ►

L= aocomtlakd depn Iatlon --- .. ► 12 Investments - mortgage loans .. . , 13 Investments - other - STMT 11 1,573 , 710. 6 f 732 , 018. 6 7 32 , 018. 14 Land , buildings , and equipment. basis ► ;> A Less ac umulakd depiarmn on ► 15 Other assets (describe ► )

16 Total assets to be completed by all filers 147 , 762 , 920. 190 , 920 , 478. 190 C 920 , 478. 17 Accounts payable and accrued expenses . 862 , 062. 8 013 9 6 6 . - 18 Grants payable y 19 Deferred revenue ...... '" `" • :>{` v'' r

l ` xt, 20 Loans from oelcers, directors, trustees, and other disqualified persons + 4' v a 21 Mortgages and other notes payable ...... STATEMENT 22 Other liabilities (describe ► 12) 0 141,848.

23 Total liabilities (add lines 17 through 22) 862 , 062 . 8 , 155 , 814 . Foundations that follow SFAS 117 , check here ► `r • `" + 4 and complete lines 24 through 26 and lines 30 and 31 . +~ 4 f - °+ 24 Unrestricted 146, 900 858. 182 , 764 , 664. 25 Temporarily restricted N++.,: m 25 Permanently restricted ...... V Foundations that do not follow SFAS 117, check here ► Q 4+` and complete lines 27 through 31. 27 Capital stock trust principal, or current funds ....-- .. 28 Paid-in or capital surplus, or land, bldg , and equipment fund 4 29 Retained earnings, accumulated income, endowment, or other funds Z 30 Total net assets or fund balances 146 , 900 , 858 . 182 , 764 , 664 .

31 Total liabilities and net assets/fund balances 14 7 , 762 , 9 2 0 19 0 9 2 0 4 7 8 Analysis of Changes in Net Assets or Fund Balances

1 Total net assets or fund balances at beginning of year - Part II, column (a), line 30 (must agree with end-of-year figure reported on prior years return ) ...... 1 146 ,900, 858 . 2 Enter amount from Part I, line 27a ...... 2 <26 , 703 , 963 . > 3 Other Increases not included in line 2 (itemize ) 10, SEE STATEMENT 8 3 62 , 567 , 769. 4 Add lines 1, 2, and 3 4 182 , 764 , 664 . 5 Decreases not included in line 2 (itemize) ► 5 0 . 6 Total net assets or fund balances at end of year (line 4 minus line 5) - Part II, column (b), line 30 . 6 18 2 7 6 4 , 664 . Form 990-PF (2007) 723511 02-20-08 Form 990-PF(2007) AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Pa e3 ; v V Capital Gains and Losses for Tax on Investment Income (a) List and describe the kind (s) of property sold (e g., real estate, (b How acquired (c) Date acquired (d) Date sold - Purchase (mo day, yr.) (mo , day, yr ) 2-storyry brick warehouse; or common stock , 200 shs. MLC Co ) D - Donation , la MELON BANK - SEE STATEMENT P VARIOUS VARIOUS b STATE STREET - SEE STATEMENT P VARIOUS VARIOUS c STATE STREET CAPITAL GAIN DISTRIBUTIONS P VARIOUS VARIOUS d FROM - HARBOURVEST PARTNERS P VARIOUS VARIOUS e FROM - HARBOURVEST BUYOUT P VARIOUS VARIOUS (e) Gross sales price (f) Depreciation allowed (g) Cost or other basis (h) Gain or (loss) (or allowable ) plus expense of sale (e) plus (f) minus (g) a 8 , 963 , 352. b 70 , 458. C 263 734. d 182 034. e 128 592. Complete only for assets showing gain in column (h) and owned by the foundation on 12/31 /69 (I) Gains (Col. (h) gain minus (j) Adjusted basis (k) Excess of col. (i) col. (k), but not less than -0-) or (1) F M.V as of 12/31/69 as of 12/31/69 over col. Q), If any Losses (from col. (h)) a 8 , 963 , 352. b 70 , 458. c 263 734. d 182 034. e 128,592.

{ If (l )i enter In Part II, line 7 1 2 2 Capital gain net income or (net capital loss) If (loossss , enenter -0- in Part , line 7 1 • . , 608 , 170. 3 Net short-term capital gain or (loss) as defined in sections 1222(5) and (6): If gain, also enter in Part I. line 8, column (c) If (loss ), enter -0- in Part I , line 8 •„ „• ... 3 N/A I"Pa;t V,.1 Qualification Under Section 494t)(e) for Reduced Tax on Net Investment Income (For optional use by domestic private foundations subject to the section 4940(a) tax on net Investment Income.)

It section 4940(d)(2) applies, leave this part blank

Was the foundation liable for the section 4942 tax on the distributable amount of any year in the base period? ...... 0 Yes 0 No If 'Yes' the foundation does not qualify under section 4940(e). Do not complete this part. 1 Enter the appropriate amount in each column for each year, see instructions before making any entries.

Base period years (b) (c) Distribution ratio Calendar year (or tax year beginning In ) Adjusted qualifying distributions Net value of noncharitable-use assets (col. (b) divided by col. c)) 2006 57 153,867. 177 151 600. .322627 2005 47,556 509. 215 900 582. .220270 2004 48 159 537. 246 725 209. .195195 2003 45 607,108. 243 997 164. .186917 2002 62 658 855. 342 538 709. .182925

2 Total of line 1 , column (d) .. . - ....-- .• „ ,., 2 1.10 79 34 3 Average distribution ratio for the 5-year base period - divide the total on line 2 by 5, or by the number of years the foundation has been In existence if less than 5 years ...... 3 .221587

4 Enter the net value of noncharitable -use assets for 2007 from Part X, line 5 . ...- „ . . 4 170 , 133 , 252.

5 Multiply line 4 by line 3 ...... 5 37 , 699 , 317.

6 Enter 1 % of net investment income ( 1 % of Part 1, line 27b) ...... 6 167 , 517.

7 Addlines5and6 7 37 866 834.

8 Enter qualifying distributions from Part XII , line 4 ...... „ „ . 8 57 , 773,459. If line 8 is equal to or greater than line 7, check the box In Part VI, line 1 b. and complete that part using a 1 % tax rate See the Part VI instructions. 723521-20-08 Form 990-PF (2007) Form 990-PF (2007) AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Page 4 Part VI Excise Tax Based on I nvestment i ncome ectton 4 a , 4940(b) , 4940(e) , or 4 48 - see instructions Exempt enter 'N/A' on line 1. Is operating foundations described in section 4940(d)(2), check here ► and Date of ruling letter: (attach copy of ruling letter if necessary -see instructions) 7 , b Domestic foundations that meet the section 4940(e) requirements in Part V, check here ► X and enter 1% 1 16 517 of Part I, line 27b c All other domestic foundations enter 2% of line 27b. Exempt foreign organizations enter 4% of Part I, line 12, col. (b) 2 Tax under section 511 (domestic section 4947(a)(1) trusts and taxable foundations only. Others enter -0-) 2 0. 3 Add lines 1 and 2 3 1 7,517. 4 Subtitle A (income) tax (domestic section 4947(a)(1) trusts and taxable foundations only. Others enter -0-) 4 0. 5 Tax based on Investment Income . Subtract line 4 from line 3. If zero or less, enter -0- 5 167 , 517. 8 Credits/Payments: * a 2007 estimated tax payments and 2006 overpayment credited to 2007 6a 222,084. b Exempt foreign organizations - tax withheld at source 6b c Tax paid with application for extension of time to file (Form 8868) 6c 305,000. d Backup withholding erroneously withheld 6d 7 Total credits and payments. Add lines 6a through 6d 7 527,084. 8 Enter any penalty for underpayment of estimated tax. Check here X if Form 2220 is attached 8 9 Tax due If the total of lines 5 and 8 is more than line 7, enter amount owed ► 9 10 Overpayment . If line 7 is more than the total of lines 5 and 8, enter the amount overpaid ► 10 359,567. 11 Enter the amount of line 10 to be: Credited to 2008 estimated tax ► 3 5 9 , 5 6 7 . 1 Refunded jo. 11 0. Part VII-A Statements Regard ing Activities Is During the tax year, did the foundation attempt to influence any national, state, or local legislation or did it participate or intervene in Yes No any political campaign? la X b Did it spend more than $100 during the year (either directly or indirectly) for political purposes (see instructions for definition)? lb X If the answer is "Yes" to 1 a or 1b, attach a detailed description of the activities and copies of any materials published or distributed by the foundation in connection with the activities c Did the foundation file Form 1120-POL for this year? 1c X d Enter the amount (if any) of tax on political expenditures (section 4955) imposed during the year: (1) On the foundation. ► $ 0. (2) On foundation managers. . $ 0. e Enter the reimbursement (if any) paid by the foundation during the year for political expenditure tax imposed on foundation managers. ► $ 0. 2 Has the foundation engaged in any activities that have not previously been reported to the IRS? 2 X If "Yes," attach a detailed description of the activities. 3 Has the foundation made any changes, not previously reported to the IRS, in its governing instrument, articles of incorporation, or bylaws, or other similar instruments? If "Yes,' attach a conformed copy of the changes 3 X 4a Did the foundation have unrelated business gross income of $1,000 or more during the year'? 4a X b If'Yes, has it filed a tax return on Form 990-Tfor this year? 4b X 5 Was there a liquidation, termination, dissolution, or substantial contraction during the year? 5 X If "Yes," attach the statement required by General Instruction T. 6 Are the requirements of section 508(e) (relating to sections 4941 through 4945) satisfied either: • By language in the governing instrument, or • By state legislation that effectively amends the governing instrument so that no mandatory directions that conflict with the state law remain in the governing instruments 6 X 7 Did the foundation have at least $5,000 in assets at any time during the year? 7 X If "Yes,' complete Part /I, col. (c), and Part XV. 8a Enter the states to which the foundation reports or with which it is registered (see instructions) ► MO, OK, TX b If the answer is 'Yes' to line 7, has the foundation furnished a copy of Form 990-PF to the Attorney General (or designate) of each state as required by General Instruction G? If "No," attach explanation 8b X 9 Is the foundation claiming status as a private operating foundation within the meaning of section 4942(l)(3) or 4942(l)(5) for calendar year 2007 or the taxable year beginning in 2007 (see instructions for Part XIV)? If "Yes," complete Part XIV 9 X 10 Did any persons become substantial contributors during the tax year? n -Yes," attach a schedule i siing their names and address 10 X Form 990-PF (2007)

* SEE STATEMENT ATTACHED REGARDING OVERPAYMENT APPLIED FROM THE BELLSOUTH FOUNDATION (EIN: 58-1708046). 723531 02-20-08 Form 990-PF (2007) AT & T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Page5 p.: Statements Regarding Activities (continued 11a At any time during the year, did the foundation , directly or indirectly, own a controlled entity within the meaning of section 512(b)(13)? If 'Yes; attach schedule . (see instructions) ...... 11a X b If 'Yes , did the foundation have a binding written contract in effect on August 17, 2006 , covering the interest, rents, royalties, and annuities described in the attachment for line 11a ? ...... 11b 12 Did the foundation acquire a direct or indirect interest in any applicable insurance contract? ...... 12 X 13 Did the foundation comply with the public inspection requirements for its annual returns and exemption application? , ...... , .... -,•,,, ... 13 X N/A Website address ► AT&T, INC. Telephone 210-351-2077 14 The books areincareof ► 130 EAST TRAVIS ST. ROOM 3-H-08, SAN ANTONIO, TX zip+4 78205 Locatedat ► ► here ...... 15 Section 4947(a)(1) nonexempt charitable trusts filing Form 990-PF In lieu of Form 1041 - Check ...... ► 0 2 nd Pntar thn 2mnr,n t At r] Y-pyPmnr in tQrPSt rpr ivpd nrA .nie d rhitinn tha va2r ______15 I N/A # Vtt-BA Statements Regarding Activities for Which Form 4720 May Be Required File Form 4720 if any item is checked in the "Yes" column , unless an exception applies. , Yes No 1 a During the year did the foundation (either directly or indirectly): .` , (1) Engage in the sale or exchange , or leasing of property with a disqualified person? - - ...... -. 0 Yes ^X No ;` •;^: ,;:`; (2) Borrow money from, lend money to, or otherwise extend credit to (or accept it from) a disqualified person? E] Yes Q No J+ ~ } 4 (3) Furnish goods , services, or facilities to (or accept them from) a disqualified person? ...... LI Yes E1 No (4) Pay compensation to, or pay or reimburse the expenses of, a disqualified person? .... El Yes M No (5) Transfer any income or assets to a disqualified person (or make any of either available for the benefit or use of a disqualified person )? Yes [XI No -- (6) Agree to pay money or property to a government official? (Exception . Check 'No* if the foundation agreed to make a grant to or to employ the official for a period after ' +v>' termination of government service , if terminating within 90 days .) Yes Q No b If any answer is Yes to la(1)-(6), did any of the acts fail to qualify under the exceptions described in Regulations section 53 4941 (d)-3 or in a current notice regarding disaster assistance (see page 22 of the Instructions )? N/A . lb Organizations relying on a current notice regarding disaster assistance check here ...... ► D c Did the foundation engage in a prior year In any of the acts described in 1 a, other than excepted acts, that were not corrected before the first day of the tax year beginning in 2007? ...... 1c X 2 Taxes on failure to distribute income (section 4942 ) (does not apply for years the foundation was a private operating foundation defined in section 4942 (j)(3) or 4942(j)(5)): °' ` ifJx a At the end of tax year 2007 , did the foundation have any undistributed Income (lines 6d and 6e, Part XIII) for tax year(s) beginning fF<; ; before 2007? ...... Yes [J No If Yes; list the years ► b Are there any years listed in 2a for which the foundation is not applying the provisions of section 4942(a)(2) (relating to incorrect valuation of assets ) to the year's undistributed income? (If applying section 4942(a)(2) to all years listed, answer 'No* and attach ,;, • ~ „ statement - see instructions .) ..., ...... N ^A 2b c If the provisions of section 4942 (a)(2) are being applied to any of the years listed in 2a, list the years here . ..~ •+. ti+^ ;F:`r'

3a Did the foundation hold more than a 2% direct or indirect interest in any business enterprise at any time during the year? ...... (] Yes 0 No b If 'Yes ; did it have excess business holdings in 2007 as a result of (1) any purchase by the foundation or disqualified persons after May 26, 1969 ; (2) the lapse of the 5-year period (or longer period approved by the Commissioner under section 4943 (c)(7)) to dispose ; ;,•, `.;f: °~ : of holdings acquired by gift or bequest; or (3) the lapse of the 10-, 15-, or 20-year first phase holding period? (Use Schedule C, ` Form 4720, to determine if the foundation had excess business holdings In 2007.) , , •.. , N A. - 3b 4a Did the foundation Invest during the year any amount in a manner that would jeopardize its charitable purposes ? 4a X b Did the foundation make any investment In a prior year (but after December 31, 1969) that could jeopardize its charitable purpose that had not been removed from jeopardy before the first day of the tax year beg inning in 2007? ...... 4b X Form 990-PF (2007)

723541 02-20-07 AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Pae6 .fl;$ Statements Regarding Activities for Which Form 4720 May Be Required (continued) 5a During the year did the foundation pay or incur any amount to: Mgr '' ; (1) Carry on propaganda , or otherwise attempt to Influence legislation (section 4945 (e))' O Yes E No (2) Influence the outcome of any specific public election (see section 4955); or to carry on, directly or indirectly , `l fr• fr} `%;< any voter registration drive? .. . 0Yes MNo . ;; (3) Provide a grant to an individual for travel , study, or other similar purposes ? ...... 0 Yes 0 No (4) Provide a grant to an organization other than a charitable , etc , organization described in section 509(a )( 1), (2), or (3), or section 4940 (d)(2)? „ ,,, ,• .- . 0 Yes EXI No ;fir : > " n t (5) Provide for any purpose other than religious, charitable, scientific , literary, or educational purposes , or for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals Yes 0 No F`4 b If any answer Is 'Yes' to 5a(1 )-(5), did any of the transactions fail to qualify under the exceptions described in Regulations ;n•` "`' ` , section 53 4945 or In a current notice regarding disaster assistance (see instructions ) - ...... N/A 5b Organizations relying on a current notice regarding disaster assistance check here .. O c If the answer is 'Yes' to question 5a(4), does the foundation claim exemption from the tax because it maintained expenditure responsibility for the grant? . . . . • . N/A . Q Yes Q No '<> w If "Yes," attach the statement required by Regulations section 53.4945-5(d). 6a Did the foundation , during the year, receive any funds , directly or indirectly, to pay premiums on a personal benefit contract? 0 Yes EKI No b Did the foundation , during the year, pay premiums , directly or indirectly, on a personal benefit contract? 6b X If you answered "Yes' to 6b, also file Form 8870. sA 7a At any time during the tax year, was the foundation a party to a prohibited tax shelter transaction ? . . 0 Yes [] No b If es did the foundation receive any p roceeds or have any net income attributable to the transaction? N/A 7b forrn tors, Trustees, Foundation Managers, Highly °p ^tif ployebo and aDire P Emms, Conr ctors 1 List all officers. directors - trustees. foundation managers and their compensation. (b) Title, and average (c) Compensation (d{conmbudonsto (e) Expense (a) Name and address hours per week devoted ( If not paid , d account, other to position enter -0 cmVe=ran allowances SEE ATTACHED STATEMENT

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2 Comnensation of five hichest-paid emninvees (other than those included on line 11. It none. enter "NONE." CMftkffi (b) Title and average (d)ar= m (e) ^ (a) Name and address of each employee paid more than $50,000 Trours per week (c) Compensation "`r n'^ account,other devoted to osition on allowances NONE

Total number of other employees paid over $50,000 ...... ► 1 U Form 990-PF (2007)

723551 02-20-08 Form 990-PF (2007) AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Pagel Information About Officers, Directors,rTrustees, Foundation Managers, Highly Paid Employees,and 3 Five highest-paid independent contractors for professional services . If none, enter " NONE." (a) Name and address of each person paid more than $50,000 (b) Type of service (c) Compensation NONE

Total number of others receivin g over $50,000 for p rofessional services 0 [ .DC-A I Summary of Direct Charitable Activities List the foundation 's four largest direct charitable activities during the tax year. Include relevant statistical information such as the Expenses number of organizations and other beneficiaries served , conferences convened , research papers produced, etc. N/A

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IP JXBi Summary of Proaram-Related Investments Describe the two largest program-related investments made by the foundation during the tax year on lines 1 and 2 . Amount 1 N/A

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All other program-related investments . See instructions. 3

Total. Add lines 1 throu gh 3 ...... 0. Form 990-PF (2007)

723581 02-20-08 Form 990-PF (2007) AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Page 8

,di Minimum Investment Return (All domestic foundations must complete this part . Foreign foundations , see Instructions.)

1 Fair market value of assets not used (or held for use) directly in carrying out charitable , etc., purposes: a Average monthly fair market value of securities ,,. 1 a 149 , 033 , 898. b Average of monthly cash balances .". .... 1 b 22 , 113,074. c Fair market value of all other assets " ".. , ...... _...... 1 c 1,577, 142. d Total (add lines 1a , b, and c) . -. " - 1d 172 , 724 , 114. e Reduction claimed for blockage or otherfactors reported on lines la and 1c (attach detailed explanation) .., ...... le 0 • ;; 2 Acquisition indebtedness applicable to line 1 assets ...... 2 0 3 Subtract line 2 from line ld ...... 3 172,724 , 114. 4 Cash deemed held for charitable activities . Enter 1 1/2% of line 3 (for greater amount, see Instructions) ...... 4 2 , 590 , 862. 5 Net value of noncharitable -use assets . Subtract line 4 from line 3 Enter here and on Part V, line 4 ...... 5 170 , 133 , 252. 6 Minimum Investment return . Enter 5% of line 5 5 8 , 506 , 663. Distributable Amount (see instructions) (Section 4942(j)(3) and (1)(5) private operating foundations and certain foreign organizations check here ► Q and do not complete this part.) 1 Minimum investment return from Part X, line 6 8,506,663. 2a Tax on investment Income for 2007 from Part VI , line 5 2a 16 7 , 517 . b Income tax for 2007 . (This does not include the tax from Part VI) . ".. ... 2b 2 , 9 0 6 . c Add lines 2a and 2b . . . 2c 170,423. 3 Distributable amount before adjustments Subtract line 2c from line 1 ...... 3 8 , 336,240. 4 Recoveries of amounts treated as qualifying distributions .."... " ...... 4 23,602. 5 Add lines 3 and 4 6 Deduction from distributable amount (see instructions ) ,,,,,., . . . " . -" .. . .." .. 7 Distributable amount as adjusted Subtract line 6 from line 5. Enter here and on Part XIII, line 1 . .... " .... 8,359,8 Qualifying Distributions (see instructions)

1 Amounts paid (including administrative expenses) to accomplish charitable, etc., purposes: a Expenses, contributions, gifts, etc. - total from Part 1, column (d), line 26 ...... 18 57 , 773,459. b Program-related investments - total from Part IX-B ...... lb 0 2 Amounts paid to acquire assets used (or held for use) directly in carrying out charitable, etc., purposes ...... 2 3 Amounts set aside for specific charitable projects that satisfy the: a Suitability test (prior IRS approval required) ...... 3a b Cash distribution test (attach the required schedule ) ...... 3b 4 Qualifying distributions . Add lines la through 3b. Enter here and on Part V. line 8, and Part XIII, line 4 ...... 4 57 , 773 , 459. 5 Foundations that qualify under section 4940(e) for the reduced rate of tax on net investment income. Enter 1% of Part I, line 27b ...... 5 167 , 517. 6 Adjusted qualifying distributions . Subtract line 5 from line 4 ...... 6 57 , 605 , 942. Note: The amount on line 6 will be used in Part V, column (b), in subsequent years when calculating whether the foundation qualifies for the section 4940(e) reduction of tax in those years. Form 990-PF (2007)

723571 02-20-08 Form 990-PF (20g7) . AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Page 9 Undistributed Income (see instructions)

(a) (b) (C) (d) Corpus Years pnorto 2006 2006 2007 1 Distributable amount for 2007 from Part XI,

line? ...... :...... 8, 359, 842. 2 Undistributed Income, if any, as of the and of 2006 5• , , ` ` j a Enter amount for 2006 only 0. b Total for prior years: 0. 3 Excess distributions carryover, it any , to 2007: aFrom2002 46467140. - b Fr6m 2003 35975819. c From 2004 3 5 9 9 9 618 - dFrom2005 37302577. , aFrom2006 48579099. . f Total of lines 3a through e...... , 4, 3 2 4 2 5 3. 4 Qualifying distributions for 2007 from ` Part Xll , line 4: 00, $ 5 7 7 7 3 4 5 9. a Applied to 2006 , but not more than line 2a 0 b Applied to undistributed income of prior years (Election required - see Instructions) 0 c Treated as distributions out of corpus - , (Election required - see instructions) . d Applied to 2007 distributable amount 8 3 5 9, 8 4 2 e Remaining amount distributed out of corpus 9 , 413 , 617 5 Excess distributions cai ywer applied to 2007 0 . ` 0 . (If en amount appears In column (d), the same amount must be shown in column (a).) , 6 Enter the net total of each column as indicated below: a Corpud o3f, 40d 4e. Subtract Ilne 5 3 , 7 3 7 , 8 7 0 . • • ` •' b Prior yearsundistributed income. Subtract One 4b from line 2b .. 0 c Enter the amount of prior years undistributed income for which a notice of deficiency has been issued , or on which the section 4942(a) tax has been previously ;` •• " assessed - d Subtract line 6c from line 6b. Taxable amount - see instructions ...... 0 . e Undistributed Income for 2006. Subtract line 4a from line 2a . Taxable amount - see instr •,• :: 0 . f Undistributed income for 2007 . Subtract lines 4d and 5 from line.l. This amount must be distributed In 2008 7 Amounts treated as distributions out of corpus to satisfy requirements Imposed by section 170(b)(1)(F) or 4942(g)(3) 0 8 Excess distributions carryover from 2002 ' ' •, ; not applied on line 5 or line 7 ...... 46,467 , 140 9 Excess distributions carryover to 2008. Subtract lines 7 and 8 from line 6a 207,270 ( 730 . ` 10 Analysis of line 9. a Excess from 2003 .. 35975819 . - b.Excess from 2004 ... 359996f8. : ' c Excess from 2005 37302577. ' dExcessfrom2006 48579099. e Excess from 2007 . 49413617 . Form (2007) 723581 990-PF 02-20-08 &T FOUNDATION -1353948 Paae10 Ir M 1 Private Operating Foundations (see instructions and Part VII-A, question 9) N/A a If the foundation has received a ruling or determination letter that it is a private operating foundation, and the ruling is effective for 2007, enter the date of the ruling ...... b Check box to indicate whether the foundation Is a private section 2 a Enter the lesser of the adjusted net Tax year Prior 3 ye income from Part I or the minimum (a) 2007 2006 (c) 200 (d) 2004 1 (e) Total investment return from Part X for each year listed b 85% of line 2a c Qualifying distributions from Part XII, line 4 for each year listed .. . d Amounts Included in line 2c not used directly for active conduct of exempt activities ...... e Qualifying distributions made directly for active conduct of exempt activities Subtract line 2d from line 2c 3 Complete 3a, b, or c for the alternative test relied upon- a 'Assets' alternative test - enter. (1) Value of all assets .. . . (2) Value of assets qualifying under section 4942(j)(3)(B)(i) b 'Endowment" alternative test - enter 2/3 of minimum investment return shown in Part X. line 6 for each year listed ...... c 'Support' alternative test - enter. (1) Total support other than gross Investment income (interest, dividends, rents, payments on securities loans (section 512(a)(5)), or royalties) (2) Support from general public and 5 or more exempt organizations as provided in section 4942(j)(3)(B)(id) (3) Largest amount of support from an exempt organization ......

XV Supplementary Information (Complete this part only if the foundation had $5,000 or more in assets at any time during the year-see the instructions.) 1 Information Regarding Foundation Managers: a List any managers of the foundation who have contributed more than 2% of the total contributions received by the foundation before the close of any tax year (but only if they have contributed more than $5,000) (See section 507(d)(2) ) NONE b List any managers of the foundation who own 10% or more of the stock of a corporation (or an equally large portion of the ownership of a partnership or other entity) of which the foundation has a 10% or greater interest. NONE 2 Information Regarding Contribution, Grant, Gift, Loan, Scholarship , etc., Programs: Check here ► O if the foundation only makes contributions to preselected charitable organizations and does not accept unsolicited requests for funds. If the foundation makes gifts, grants , etc. (see Instructions ) to individuals or organizations under other conditions, complete items 2a, b. c, and d. a The name , address, and telephone number of the person to whom applications should be addressed: LAURA P. SANFORD, 210-351-5259 130 EAST TRAVIS ST. ROOM 3-H-08, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78205 b The form in which applications should be submitted and information and materials they should Include' SEE STATEMENT ATTACHED c Any submission deadlines: NONE d Any restrictions or limitations on awards , such as by geographical areas , charitable fields , kinds of Institutions , or other factors: QUALIFIED SECTION 501(C)(3). CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

723801m2-20-08 Form 990-PF (2007) Form 990-PF (2007) AT&T FOUNDATION 43-135394 8 Page 11 Information a crams ana u:ontnouuons raia uunn ine T ear or w rovea ror ruture ra eni Recipient If recipient Is an individual, show any relationship to Foundation Purpose of grant or status of contribution Amount Name and address (home or business) any foundation manager or substantial contributor recipient a Paid dung the year

SEE ATTACHED STATEMENT ONE 57,772 ,461.

57 772 461, Total ...... ► 3a b Approved for future payment

NONE

0. Total ...... • •-•- -•-••-•.. -- -•--- -...... ► 3b 1 723611112-20-08 Form 990-PF (2007) Form990-PF(2007) AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Page12 cii'tCltt Analysis of Income-Producing Activities

business income Excluded by section 512 , 513 , or514 (e) Enter 1 dross amounts un less oth erwise indicated . Unrelated (a) (b) ^c u- (d) Related or exempt Business Amount sion Amount function income 1 Program service revenue- code e a b c d e f 9 Fees and contracts from government agencies 2 Membership dues and assessments ...... 3 Into rest on savings and temporary cash investments 4 Dividends and interest from securities 525990 4,587 . 14 7 , 831 , 948. 5 Net rental income or (loss) from real estate. a Debt-financed property 5 25990 21 . 17 2 , 310. b Not debt-financed property 6 Net rental income or (loss) from personal property 7 Other investment income 5 2 5 9 9 0 1 , 687. 14 135 , 720. 218 , 807. 8Gain or (loss) from sales of assets other tha ninventory . 25990 17 , 536. 18 9 , 590 , 634. 9 Net income or (loss ) from special events ...... 10 Gross profit or (loss) from sales of inventory 11 0ther revenue* a b c d e 12 Subtotal Add columns (b) , (d), and (e) ...... 2 3 8 31. 17,56-0 , 612. 218 1' 807. 13 Total . Add line 12, columns (b), (d), and (e) ...... 13 17,803,250. (See worksheet in line 13 instructions to verify calculations ) "P? ,XVI»B Relationship of Activities to the Accomplishment of Exempt Purposes

Line No . Explain below how each activity for which income is reported in column (e) of Part XVI-A contributed importantly to the accomplishment of the foundation 's exempt purposes (other than by providing funds for such purposes) REFUND OF EXCISE TAXES

Form 990-PF (2007) Form 990-PF (2007) AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Page 13 ; 1C Information Regarding Transfers To and Transactions and Relationships With Noncharitable Exempt Organizations 1 Did the organization directly or indirectly engage in any of the following with any other organization described in section 501(c) of ;,E„ Yes No the Code (other than section 501(c)(3) organizations) or in section 527, relating to political organizations? a Transfers from the reporting foundation to a noncharitable exempt organization of: (1) Cash ...... 1a 1 X (2) Other assets ...... 1a(2) X b Other transactions- ' ` yr (1) Sales of assets to a noncharitable exempt organization ...... 1 b(l ) X (2) Purchases of assets from a noncharitable exempt organization . .• . •,• ...... lb(2) X (3) Rental of facilities, equipment, or other assets 1b(3) X (4) Reimbursement arrangements ...... 1M4 1 X (5) Loans or loan guarantees ...... lb(5) X (6) Performance of services or membership or fundraising solicitations 1b(6) C Sharing of facilities, equipment, mailing lists, other assets, or paid employees ... 1c X d If the answer to any of the above is 'Yes' complete the following schedule. Column (b) should always show the fair market value of the goods, other assets, or services given by the reporting foundation If the foundation received less than fair market value in any transaction or sharing arrangement, sh ow In

2a Is the foundation directly or indirectly affiliated with, or related to, one or more tax-exempt organizations described in section 501 (c) of the Code (other than section 501(c)( 3)) or In section 527 ? .. Q Yes ® No h If 'Vac ' rmmnlete the fniiowinn srhedutp (a) Name of organization (b) Type of organization (c) Description of relationship N/A

Under pen of perjury, I d that I have examined this return, including accompanying schedules and statements, and to the best of my knowledge and belief, It is true, correct, and le Dedaration of p a (oW than taxpayer or fiduciary) is based on all information d which preparer has any knowledge

m nature of officer r trustee y Preparer's °i j; signature y a 0 Fams,u„R(Oryess DELOI j^TE AX LLP a0 Ifstn•«nplowm. '191 PEACHTREE ST., NE S1 a^Z0'c ATLANTA , GA 3 0303-1924

723622 02-20-08 Schedule B Schedule of Contributors OMB No. 1545-0047 (Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF) Supplementary Information for Department of the Treasury line t of Form 990, 990-EZ, and 990-PF (see instructions) 2007 Internal Revenue Service Name of organization Employer identification number

AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 Organization type (check one):

Filers of: Section:

Form 990 or 990-EZ 0 501 (c)( ) (enter number) organization

4947(a)(1) nonexempt charitable trust not treated as a private foundation

527 political organization

Form 990-PF 0 501(c)(3) exempt private foundation

4947(a)(1) nonexempt charitable trust treated as a private foundation

0 501(c)(3) taxable private foundation

Check if your organization is covered by the General Rule or a Special Rule. (Note : Only a section 501(c)(7), (8), or (10) organization can check boxes for both the General Rule and a Special Rule-see instructions.)

General Rule-

Q For organizations filing Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF that received , during the year, $5,000 or more (in money or property) from any one contributor (Complete Parts I and II )

Special Rules-

For a section 501 (c)(3) organization filing Form 990, or Form 990-EZ, that met the 33 1/3%-support test of the regulations under sections 509(a)(1)/170(b)(1)(A)(vi), and received from any one contributor, during the year, a contribution of the greater of $5,000 or 2% of the amount on line 1 of these forms. (Complete Parts I and II.)

Q For a section 501(c)(7), (8), or (10) organization filing Form 990, or Form 990-EZ, that received from any one contributor , during the year, aggregate contributions or bequests of more than $ 1,000 for use exclusively for religious , charitable , scientific , literary, or educational purposes, or the prevention of cruelty to children or animals . (Complete Parts I, II, and III.)

For a section 501 (c)(7), (8), or (10) organization filing Form 990, or Form 990•EZ, that received from any one contributor, during the year, some contributions for use exclusively for religious, charitable, etc., purposes, but these contributions did not aggregate to more than $1,000. (If this box is checked, enter here the total contributions that were received during the year for an exclusively religious, charitable, etc., purpose. Do not complete any of the Parts unless the General Rule applies to this organization because it received nonexclusively religious, charitable, etc., contributions of $5,000 or more during the year.) .. .. 10. $

Caution: Organizations that are not covered by the General Rule and/or the Special Rules do not file Schedule B (Form 990, 990-E7, or 990-PR, but they must check the box in the heading of their Form 990, Form 990-EZ, or on line 2 of their Form 990-PF, to certify that they do not meet the firing requirements of Schedule B (Form 990, 990-EZ or 990-PP).

IJiA For Paperwork Reduction Act Notice, see the Instructions Schedule 8 (Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF) (2007) for Form 990, Form 990-EZ, and Form 990-PF.

723451 12-27-07 Schedule B (Form 990, 990-Q, or 990-PF) V007) Page 1 of 1 of pan I Name of organization Employer Identification number

AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948

.N'IP* „' Contributor's (See Specific Instructions.)

(a) (b) (c) (d) No.- Name, address, and ZIP + 4 Aggregate contributions Type of contribution

1 AT&T INC. Person [X Payroll Q ONE AT&T PLAZA, 208 S. AKARD ST. $ 14,227,238. Noncash 0 (Complete Part 11 9 there DALLAS, TX 7 5 2 0 2 is a noncash contribution)

(a) (b) (c) (d) No. Name, address, and ZIP + 4 Aggregate contributions Type of contribution

Person Payroll $ Noncash Q (Complete Part II if there is a noncash contribution.)

(a) (b) (c) (d) No. Name, address, and ZIP + 4 Aggregate contributions Type of contribution

Person [] Payroll Q $ Noncash Q (Complete Part li if there is a noncash contribution.)

(a) (b) (c) (d) No. Name, address, and ZIP + 4 Aggregate contributions Type of contribution

Person [] Payroll $ Noncash [] (Complete Part II if there is a noncash contribution.)

(a) (b) (c) (d) No. Name, address, and ZIP + 4 Aggregate contributions Type of contribution

Person 0 Payroll Q $ Noncash Q (Complete Part II if there is a noncash contribution

(a) (b) (c) (d) No. Name, address, and ZIP + 4 Aggregate contributions Type of contribution

Person Q Payroll Q $ Noncash Q (Complete Part II If there is a noncash contribution.) 7 4cO 12_i.m Schedule 8 (Form 990 . 990-EZ . or 990 -PF) (20071 AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948

?ORM 990-PF OTHER PROFESSIONAL FEES STATEMENT 5

(A) (B) (C) (D) EXPENSES NET INVEST- ADJUSTED CHARITABLE )ESCRIPTION PER BOOKS MENT INCOME NET INCOME PURPOSES

TRUSTEE FEES 16,210. 16,210. 0. ENVESTMENT MANAGEMENT FEES 148,643. 148,643. 0. 'ONSULTING FEES 110. 110. 0. ADMINISTRATION FEES 542,714. 542,714. 0. ?ROFESSIONAL FEES FROM 22,816. 22,816. 0.

CO FORM 990-PF, PG 1, LN 16C 730,493. 730,493. 0.

CORM 990-PF TAXES STATEMENT 6

(A) (B) (C) (D) EXPENSES NET INVEST- ADJUSTED CHARITABLE )ESCRIPTION PER BOOKS MENT INCOME NET INCOME PURPOSES

FOREIGN TAXES 361. 361. 0. EXCISE TAX 103,287. 0. 0. 4ISSOURI FRANCHISE TAX 1,358. 1,358. 0.

PO FORM 990 -PF, PG 1, LN 18 105,006. 1,719. 0.

FORM 990-PF OTHER EXPENSES STATEMENT 7

(A) (B) (C) (D) EXPENSES NET INVEST- ADJUSTED CHARITABLE ^ )ESCRIPTION PER BOOKS MENT INCOME NET INCOME PURPOSES

4ISCELLANEOUS 95,905 . 70,895. 0. (NVESTMENT INTEREST 7,353. 7,353. 0. JICENSES AND FEES 115. 115. 0. STOCK LOAN FEES 6,195. 6,195. 0. :HARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS ?ROM 998. 0. 998.

PO FORM 990-PF, PG 1, LN 23 110,566. 84,558. 998.

STATEMENT(S) 5, 6, 7 V AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948

FORM 990-PF DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST FROM SECURITIES STATEMENT 1

CAPITAL GAINS COLUMN (A) SOURCE GROSS AMOUNT DIVIDENDS AMOUNT

DIVIDENDS 4,556,351. 0. 4,556,351. INTEREST 3,280,184. 0. 3,280,184.

TOTAL TO FM 990-PF, PART I, LN 4 7,836,535. 0. 7,836,535.

FORM 990-PF RENTAL INCOME STATEMENT 2

ACTIVITY GROSS KIND AND LOCATION OF PROPERTY NUMBER RENTAL INCOME

9ET RENTAL INCOME 1 2,331.

DOTAL TO FORM 990-PF, PART I, LINE 5A 2,331.

?ORM 990-PF OTHER INCOME STATEMENT 3

(A) (B) (C) REVENUE . NET INVEST- ADJUSTED )ESCRIPTION PER BOOKS MENT INCOME NET INCOME

:LASS ACTION PROCEEDS 131,262. 131,262. )THER INCOME 6,145. 6,145. ?005 EXCISE TAX REFUND 218,807. 0.

['OTAL TO FORM 990-PF, PART I, LINE 11 356,214. 137,407.

?ORM 990-PF ACCOUNTING FEES STATEMENT 4

(A) (B) (C) (D) EXPENSES NET INVEST- ADJUSTED CHARITABLE )ESCRIPTION PER BOOKS MENT INCOME NET INCOME PURPOSES

(AX PREPARATION FEES 15,925. 15,925. 0.

CO FORM 990-PF, PG 1, LN 16B 15,925. 15,925. 0.

STATEMENT(S) 1, 2, 3, 4 AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948

FORM 990-PF OTHER INCREASES IN NET ASSETS OR FUND BALANCES STATEMENT 8

DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

JNREALIZED GAINS 2,754,789. TRANSFERS IN - SEE STMT ATTACHED 59,812,980.

FOTAL TO FORM 990-PF, PART III, LINE 3 62,567,769.

FORM 990-PF CORPORATE STOCK STATEMENT 9

FAIR MARKET DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE VALUE

STATE STREET S&P FUND 32,245,183. 32,245,183. 3IONUMERIK PHARMACEUTICALS COM 1. 1. ETHER INVESTMENTS 73,028,180. 73,028,180.

TOTAL TO FORM 990-PF, PART II, LINE 10B 105,273,364. 105,273,364.

?ORM 990-PF CORPORATE BONDS STATEMENT 10

FAIR MARKET DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE VALUE

STATE STREET BOND INDEX FUND 4,267,311. 4,267,311. JTENDAHL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 42,936,419. 42,936,419.

DOTAL TO FORM 990-PF, PART II, LINE 10C 47,203,730. 47,203,730.

FORM 990-PF OTHER INVESTMENTS STATEMENT 11

VALUATION FAIR MARKET DESCRIPTION METHOD BOOK VALUE VALUE

?ARTNERSHIP FUNDS FMV 6,732,018. 6,732,018.

TOTAL TO FORM 990-PF, PART II, LINE 13 6,732,018. 6,732,018.

STATEMENT(S) 8, 9, 10, 11 AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948

FORM 990-PF OTHER LIABILITIES STATEMENT 12

DESCRIPTION BOY AMOUNT EOY AMOUNT

INVESTMENTS PURCHASED 0. 141,848.

TOTAL TO FORM 990-PF, PART II, LINE 22 0. 141,848.

STATEMENT(S) 12 Taxpayer: AT&T Foundation EIN: 43-4353948 Tax Year Ending: 12/31/2007 Form: 990-PF

Part I, Line 25, Column D & Part XV, Line 3a

Grants and contributions paid during the year:

$ 54,237,601 AT&T Foundation Contributions - STATEMENT A

$ 3,329,086 AT&T Matching Gift Program , period ending December 31, 2007 - STATEMENT B

$ 171,068 AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires - November Disbursement - STATEMENT C

$ 34,706 AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires - December Disbursement - STATEMENT 0

$ 57,772,461

Foundation Status of Recipient: AT&T Foundation Contributions and the AT&T Matching Gift Program are, unless otherwise indicated on attached lists, contributions to a 501(c)(3) charity. SEE STATEMENTS E, F, AND G.

The AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Fund provides grants for AT&T employees affected by natural disasters . SEE STATEMENT H. Taxpayer: AT&T Foundation EIN: 43-4353948 Tax Year Ending: 12/31/2007 Form: 990-PF

Part III, Line 3

A. Explanation of Transfer of Funds from BellSouth Foundation

In 2006, BellSouth Corporation was acquired by AT&T Corp. In order to reduce duplicative efforts of the AT&T Foundation (EIN 43-1353948) and the BellSouth Foundation, which are both controlled by the same trustees, the trustees decided to merge the BellSouth Foundation into the AT&T Foundation. On September 6, 2007, the BellSouth Foundation transferred all of its assets to the AT&T Foundation.

On November 18, 2005 AT&T Corp. was acquired by SBC Corporation . The AT&T Foundation (EIN: 13-3166495) reimbursed the SBC Foundation ( EIN 43 - 1353948 ), which are both controlled by the same trustees, for grants paid on its behalf. The AT&T Foundation ( EIN: 13-3166495) will be dissolved and all of the remaining assets will be transferred to the SBC Foundation , which is now called the AT&T Foundation ( EIN 43- 1353948). In 2007, the AT&T Foundation ( EIN: 13- 3166495 ) substantially transferred its assets to the AT&T Foundation ( EIN 43 - 1353948).

B. Name & Address of Transferee

BellSouth Foundation EIN: 58-1708046

And

AT&T Foundation EIN: 13-3166495

130 East Travis Street, Room 3-H-08 San Antonio, TX 78205

C. Amount of Transferred Funds:

From BellSouth Foundation : $ 59,446,094

From AT&T Foundation: S 366,886

Total Received from foundations: $ 59,812,980 Taxpayer: AT&T Foundation EIN: 43-4353948 Tax Year Ending: 12/31/2007 Form: 990-PF

Part VI, Line 5a - §1.507-3(a)(9)(i)

A. Explanation of Estimated Tax credited From BellSouth Foundation

In 2006, BellSouth Corporation was acquired by AT&T Corp. In order to reduce duplicative efforts of the AT&T Foundation (EIN 43-1353948) and the BellSouth Foundation, which are both controlled by the same trustees, the trustees decided to merge the BellSouth Foundation into the AT&T Foundation. On September 6, 2007, the BellSouth Foundation transferred all of its assets to the AT&T Foundation. The overpayment from the 2007 BellSouth Foundation return will be applied to the 2007 estimates for the AT&T Foundation under §1.507-3(a)(9)(i) on September 7, 2007.

B. Name & Address of Transferee

BellSouth Foundation EIN: 58-1708046

130 East Travis Street, Room 3-H-08 San Antonio, TX 78205

C. Amount of Overpayment Received on September 7, 2007:

$ 27,084 Taxpayer: AT&T Foundation EIN: 43-4353948 Tax Year Ending: 12/31/2007 Form: 990-PF

Part XV, Line 2b

Each contribution request should include the following information:

• Copy of current IRS determination letter stating 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status as an organization that is not a private foundation.

• Brief statement of history and accomplishments.

• Statement of current objectives, including problem being addressed, program budget and amount sought from the Foundation.

• Linkage of project's goals to the Foundation's priorities.

• Timetable of implementation and description of expected results.

• Details of fund-raising plans, including sources, amounts and commitments.

• Plans for sustaining activities after conclusion of Foundation support.

• Annual report or budget for organization, showing all income sources and objectives.

• List of board members and list of accrediting agencies, when appropriate.

SEE STATEMENTS E, F, AND G FOR MORE DETAIL. Taxpayer: AT&T Foundation EIN: 43-4353948 Tax Year Ending: 12/31/2007 Form: 990-PF

Part XIII, Line 9 & 10 - §1.507-3(a)(9)(i)

A. Explanation of Excess Distributions Carryover From BellSouth Foundation

In 2006, BellSouth Corporation was acquired by AT&T Corp. In order to reduce duplicative efforts of the AT&T Foundation (EIN 43-1353948) and the BellSouth Foundation, which are both controlled by the same trustees, the trustees decided to merge the BellSouth Foundation into the AT&T Foundation. On September 6, 2007, the BellSouth Foundation transferred all of its assets to the AT&T Foundation. The Excess Distributions from the 2007 BellSouth Foundation return are not included on Part XIII, Line 9 & 10. The AT&T Foundation will include the Excess Distributions on the 2008 Foundation return under §1.507-3(a)(9)(i).

B. Name & Address of Transferee

BellSouth Foundation EIN: 58-1708046

130 East Travis Street, Room 3-H-08 San Antonio, TX 78205

C. Amount of Excess Distributions to be Applied:

Excess from 2006: $ 2,973,328

Excess from 2007: $ 303,881

Total Excess: $ 3,277,209 Directors / Officers Report

AT&T Foundation

Directors Title Hours Compensation Reimbursement James W. Cicconi Chairman of the Board Less than 4 None None

William A. Blase Jr. Director Less than 1 None None

Catherine M. Coughlin Director Less than I None None

Rafael de la Vega Director Less than I None None

Richard G. Lindner Director Less than I None None

Wayne Watts Director Less than I None None

Officers

James W. Cicconi Chairman of the Board Less than 4 None None

Laura P. Sanford President Less than 36 None None

Thomas R. Gilmer Vice President and Secretary Less than 1 None None

Jonathan P. Klug Vice President and Treasurer Less than 4 None None

Mike Porter Assistant Treasurer Less than 4 None None axpayer: AT&T Foundation 'IN: 43-4353948 ax Year Ending: 12/3112007 orm: 990-PF •tatement: Mellon Bank Gainsl(Losses) sset Name Purchase Date Sale Date Gain/(Loss)

&P 500 INDEX VARIOUS 12/31/2007 9,652,308.27 DHS LG CAP GROWTH VARIOUS 12/31/2007 76,252 55 OHS LG CAP GROWTH VARIOUS 12/31/2007 109,001.99 DHS LG CAP GROWTH VARIOUS 12/31/2007 (255,548.94) El SMALL CAP VARIOUS 12/31/2007 23,233.45 OND INDEX VARIOUS 12/31/2007 80,679.23 OND INDEX VARIOUS 12/31/2007 (936,077.27) TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT VARIOUS 12/31/2007 (16,396.46) TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT 1/1/2007 12/31/2007 11,463.76 TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT 1/1/2007 12/31/2007 17,280.36 TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT 1/1/2007 12/31/2007 10,333.32 TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT 1/1/2007 12/31/2007 (38,871.17) TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT 1/1/2007 12/31/2007 (15,175.84) TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT VARIOUS 12/31/2007 63,949.00 TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT VARIOUS 12/31/2007 193,741.03 TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT 1/1/2007 12/31/2007 84,204.63 TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT VARIOUS 12/31/2007 288.44 TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT VARIOUS 12/31/2007 (295,770.52) TENDAHL CAPITAL MGT 1/1/2007 12/31/2007 (323,609.28) OCKWOOD CORE BOND VARIOUS 12/31/2007 1,142.62 OCKWOOD CORE BOND VARIOUS 12/31/2007 1,205.18 OCKWOOD CORE BOND VARIOUS 12/31/2007 (31.48) OCKWOOD CORE BOND VARIOUS 12/31/2007 33,424.44 OCKWOOD CORE BOND VARIOUS 12/31/2007 27,161.22 OCKWOOD CORE BOND VARIOUS 12/31/2007 (13,746.92) IONUMERIK LP VARIOUS 12/31/2007 470,787.00 THER SHORT TERM SECURITIES VARIOUS VARIOUS 2,123.33 otal 8,963,351.94 Taxpayer: AT&T Foundation EIN: 43-4353948 Tax Year Ending: 12131/2007 Form: 990-PF Statement: State Street Gainsi(Losses)

Gain/Loss Amount Security Name Trade Date Shares/Par Cost Amt Proceed Amt Long Term Short Term PHARMERICA CORP 9/10/2007 16.00 304.34 262.67 - (41.67) DEERE + CO 9/10/2007 100.00 5,979.50 13,592.54 7,613.04 - AMEREN CORP 9/10/2007 200.00 9,603.00 10,095.86 492.86 - HOME DEPOT INC 9/10/2007 300.00 12,328.50 10,137.74 (2,190.76) - FIRST DATA CORP 9/25/2007 700.00 15,717.74 23,800.00 8,082.26 - ARCHSTONE SMITH TR 10/8/2007 250.00 11,471.25 15,187.50 3,716.25 - ENERGY FUTURE HOLDINGS 10/11/2007 450.00 13,777.87 31,162.50 17,384.63 - BURLINGTON NORTHN SANTA FE 10/12/2007 150.00 6,273.75 12,500.05 6,226.30 - NCR CORP NEW 10/12/2007 200.00 2,681.39 5,264.91 2,583.52 - MAXIM INTEGRATED PRODS INC 10/12/2007 400.00 17,602.00 11,517.82 (6,084.18) - HILTON HOTELS CORP 10/25/2007 450.00 12,696.75 21,375.00 8,678.25 - AVAYAINC 10/26/2007 650.00 10,711.73 11,375.00 - 663.27 BAUSCH + LOMB INC 10/29/2007 100.00 6,031.50 6,500.00 468.50 - ALLTEL CORP 11/16/2007 350.00 16,451.93 25,025.00 8,573.07 - METAVANTE TECHNOLOGIES INC 11/26/2007 (100.00) (2,604.18) (2,244.96) 359.22 - PATRIOT COAL CORPORATION 11/26/2007 30.00 812.21 988.03 175.82 - METAVANTE TECHNOLOGIES INC 11/26/2007 100.00 2,604.18 2,244.96 (359.22) - QUEST DIAGNOSTICS INC 11/26/2007 200.00 8,755.50 10,839.83 2,084.33 - DOMINION RES INC VA NEW 11/26/2007 250.00 8,041.88 11,648.57 3,606.69 - NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP 11/26/2007 450.00 11,089.24 9,890.10 (1,199.14) - METAVANTE TECHNOLOGIES INC 11/26/2007 100.00 2,604.18 2,244.96 (359.22) - TRANSOCEAN INC 11/27/2007 300.00 10,579.50 20,488.50 9,909.00 - TRANSOCEAN INC NEW 12/18/2007 0.88 44.36 121.60 - 77.24 PHARMERICA CORP 9/6/2007 0.68 12.84 11.15 - (1.69) Total 183,570.96 254,029.33 69,761 .22 697.15

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Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Pro g ram Area 100 Black Men of America, 141 Auburn Avenue $100,000 To support a leadership development program for youth entitled Mentonng The 100 Way Community Inc. Atlanta , GA 30303 Development Academy of Friends 650 Fifth Street, Suite 203 60000 To support the operating costs for health and human services programs that serve low-income minorities living with HIV/AIDS in Health & Human San Francisco, CA 94107 the Bay Area. Services Acadiana Outreach Center, 125 S Buchanan Street $25,000 To support the creation of a computer lab for training the homeless basic computer literacy skills, job search skills, and how to Education Inc. Lafayette, LA 70501 prepare resumes to assist clients in finding employment and becoming self-sufficient Programs

Activ Inc. 814 Hampton Road $5,896 To support updated technology for development of a website and a donor database, and provide intemet connectivity and Community McDonough, GA 30253 training for staff in order to increase efficiency and improve service delivery for the education of children, parents, and adults Development

Ada Regional United Way, Inc P 0 Box 355 $650 Annual Support Health & Human Ada , OK 74821-0355 Services Adjutant General's Department 2200 West 35th Street $36,000 To support the purchase of 50 laptop computers to communicate more efficiently statewide Community Austin , TX 78703 Development Administer Justice 210 Penny Avenue, Suite 420 $18,845 To support implementation of a internet-based case management and tracking system to serve low-income clients External Community East Dundee, IL 60118 volunteer attorneys and the organization's staff will have access to the case data and can track and report on the status. Development

AID Gwinnett Inc 3075 Breckinndge Blvd., Ste $12,500 To support the addition of hardware for five exam rooms and clinic staff, allowing doctors, nurses, and related clinic staff Health & Human 415 efficient access to confidential patient records. This is part of a project to upgrade the current patient tracking system Services Duluth, GA 30096 Aid to Children of Imprisoned 691 Garibaldi Street $6,500 To support the addition of upgraded technology to empower children of imprisoned mothers with skills needed to improve Education Mothers, Inc. Atlanta, GA 30310 academic performance for successful futures, as well as increase staff efficiency for better service delivery Programs\Public Education\Public K

AIDS Alliance d/b/a Vital Life 5720 Shattuck Avenue $10,000 To support the purchase of a new telephone system for the office, with 20 extensions, voice mail, installation and training for the Community Services Oakland CA 94509 staff to mane a all day-to-day operations serving seriously III low-income clients. Development Alice Aycock Poe Center for 224 Sunnybrook Rd $25,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade to include a new server, software, and re-design of the website to enable underserved Health & Human Health Education Raleigh, NC 27610 students, parents, and teachers access to interactive programs about physical activity, and healthy food choices Services

All About Labs Inc. 1623 Leander Drive $5,000 To support upgrades to current facilities so that more animals can be processed, evaluated, and placed in homes that match Health & Human Little Rock, AR 72204 their personalities. Those not immediately places will go to nursing homes and medical facilities to act as companion dogs. Services

Allegan County United Way 650 Grand Street $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Allegan , MI 49010 Services Allendale Association Inc. PO Box 1088 $20,000 To support the purchase of a 'backbone switch' that will enable the network servers to process data at a higher speed, with Health & Human Lake Villa IL 60046 more stability and eliminate the duplication of patient data input. Services Alton Ochsner Medical 1514 Jefferson Highway, BH240 $25,000 To support interactive online computer skills training for the growing staff, improving training flexibility to better manage the Health & Human Foundation New Orleans, LA 70121 organization Services

Alzheimer's Disease and 4400 N Mesa, Suite 9 $4,000 To support the participation in the National Alzheimer's Association's Content Management System initiative to network and Health & Human Related Disorders Association, El Paso, TX 79902 integrate all Association Chapter web sites. This effort will help in developing consistency in design, content, and navigation Services Inc Amarillo College P.O Box 447 $9,138 To support the addition of hardware for the Linking Education and the Community initiative that will provide ESL Gasses and Education Amarillo, TX 79178 basic computer skills trainin to low-income minority adu lts for workforce and/or higher education o pportunities Prog rams American Conservatory 30 Grant Avenue, 8th Floor $100,000 To support the revised production and presentation of the 2005-2006 theatrical rendition of the Dickens' holiday classic A Arts & Culture Theater Foundation San Francisco, CA 94108-5834 Christmas Carol (Total $300K, multiyear 2006-2008, CA $1001( per year)

American Foundation for the 11030 Ables Lane $25,000 To support an evaluation project of low-cost speech and screen enlargement products in order to identify items that provide Health & Human Blind Inc Dallas, TX 75229 affordable and easy-to-use access to the Internet for adults experiencing vision loss. Services American Indian College Fund 8333 Greenwood Blvd. $50,000 To support the AT&T Foundation Tribal College Scholarship Program, benefiting tribal college students studying math, science, Education Denver, CO 80221-4488 technology and business Programs\Public Education American National Red Cross 3950 Calle Fortunada $50,000 To support the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund In San Diego county in response to the Southern California fires Health & Human San Diego, CA 92123 Services American National Red Cross 11355 Ohio Avenue $50,000 To support the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund in Greater Los Angeles County in response to the Health & Human Los Angeles , CA 90025 Southern California Fires Services STATEMENT A Pg 1/63 &w. rayisIciiw twvin r%iati ruutruduwti

Payee Leal Name Pa ee Address Amount Req uest Pro ect Title Pro gram Area American National Red Cross 267 Laurens Street, SW $22,003 To support communications infrastructure including wireless communications. VOIP, and remote access to increase productivity Health & Human Aiken SC 29803 and disaster preparedness service capabilities. Services American National Red Cross 202 W. Rialto Avenue $20,000 To support the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund in the Inland Empire area (San Bernardino) in response to the Health & Human San Bernardino , CA 92408 Southern California fires. Services American National Red Cross 601 N . Golden Circle $20,000 To support the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund in Orange County in response to the Southern California fires Health & Human Santa Ana CA 92705 Services American National Red Cross - P 0. Box 55040 $10,000 To support the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund in Riverside County in response to the Southern California fires. Health & Human Riverside, CA 92517 Services American National Red Cross - 2751 Bull St $25,000 To support the Integration of a single information technology architecture across regions to better serve the community, provide Health & Human Central South Carolina PO Box 91 a more rapid response to disasters, human tragedy, manage processes, deliver training and integrate stakeholders. Services Cha pter Columbia SC 29202 American National Red Cross - 3620 Admiral St. P.O. Box $3,000 To support the effort to provide access to the American National Red Cross web-based client assistance system on wireless Health & Human El Paso 972236 laptops, and to recruit and train field volunteers Services El Paso TX 79997-2238 American National Red Cross - 3642 East Houston Street $25,000 To support information technology infrastructure for the local chapter (Total $50K, multiyear 2006-2007, $25K per year) Community San Antonio Area Chapter San Antonio TX 78219 Development American National Red Cross - 2025 E. Street, NW $200,000 To support the Annual Disaster Giving Program The payments will benefit the Disaster Relief Fund for use in the United States Health & Human Washington D.C. Washington, DC 20006 (Total 1M MY 2005-2009, 200K/ r Services American National Red Cross 4860 Sheboygan Avenue $6,060 To support the purchase of 3N communication services, a GPS unit, and a laptop for the disaster action team to receive Health & Human (as fiscal agent for American Madison, WI 53703 Immediate notification of an emergency and aide in locating and responding Services Red Cross Bader Cha pter) American National Red Cross 311 W. John Gwynn Jr. Ave. $9,000 To support an enhancement to the chapter website with the creation of five password protected user areas that support donor Community (as fiscal agent for American Peoria. IL 61605-2524 contributions, disaster alerts, training certification, online education and volunteer coordination. Development Red Cross Central Illinois Chapterl American Sunrise - A Nonprofit 454 Soledad, Suite 300 $50,000 To support the establishment of the Carol Burnett learning center - in an effort to provide an opportunity to serve additional Education Commun' Builder San Antonio, TX 78205 middle school , hig h school , and p ublic ally students between the ages of 18 and 30 P rams Americana Community Center 4801 Southside Drive $15,000 To support the addition of updated technology, which will include development of an interactive website that will help increase Health & Human Inc. Louisville , KY 40214 outreach , and provide advanced computer trainin g for staff In order to im prove the Center's overall operations. Services Angels Place Inc 4323 Division St. Suite 206 $19,350 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade with a new server, computers, and scanner/printer to improve the services Health & Human Metairie, LA 70002 offered to terminally III children and their families. Services Another Way Out Inc 1180 Utoy Springs Road $7,000 To support the addition of upgraded technology for a resource center that will provide at-risk youth and adults with the skills Education Atlanta, GA 30331 needed to succeed in school and beyond and help adults obtain employment. Programs%Public Education\Public K 1 2 Anti Defamation League 605 Third Avenue $75,000 To support'Protecting Our Children in Cyberspace' initiative, including curriculum, Tnckery, Trolling and Threats Education Foundation New York, NY 10158 Understanding and Addressing Cyberbullying,' and training for middle and high school educators. ProgramstPublic Education Applied Behavioral 655 Park Avenue $5,000 To support a technology upgrade in the form of new computers for the existing computer lab This will allow workforce Health & Human Rehabilitation and Research Bridgeport, CT 06604 integration through skills training and job searches. Services Institute Inc Aquatic Adventures Science 2211 PacIfic Beach Drive, Suite $7,500 To support the purchase of grant management software to increase the efficiency of managing over 50 applications yearly, and Education Education Foundation A enhance the website to include an online auction tool Increased funds will support the Aquatic Adventures educational Programs San Diego, CA 92109 oroarams Aransas County United Way P.O Box 581 200 Annual Support Health & Human Rockport. TX 78381 Services Arbor Place Inc 320 21st Street NE $10,627 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade including a new server, computers, and software to improve management of the Community Menomonie WI 54751 o anization that serves those with alcohol and drug abuse problem s Development Arc of Louisiana 8336 Ketwood Avenue $23,671 To support ArcLink, an online roommate matching service, allowing families secure access to post vacancies or make living Health & Human Baton Rouge, LA 70806 arrangements for disabled family members The proposal also includes web hosting, maintenance, and staff training Services

Area 4 Agency on Aging 2260 Park Towne Circle, Ste $10,000 To support the creation of a database that will integrate all data regarding service providers and clients in a seven-county area Community 100 The database will track the contracts in place, coordinate donations, and provide an avenue to broadcast upcoming events. Development Sacramento CA 95825 Arizona Memorial Museum 1 Arizona Memorial Place $45,000 To support the new Pearl Harbor Memorial Museum and Visitor Center that will replace the existing USS Arizona Memorial Community Association Honolulu HI 96818 Museum built in 1 980 MY 2006-2010 , able at 45K/ r total $ 225K) Develo ent-

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Payee Leal Name Pa ee Address Amount Request Prolect Title Prog ram Area Arkansas Baptist College 1621 MLK Drive $20,478 To support a technology project at Arkansas Baptist College that will provide intemet connectivity in the Science and Lab Education Little Rock, AR 72202 Building which is of critical need to students required to complete eight hours of science and lab instruction Programs\Public EducationtPublic Higher i n Arkansas Science & 423 Main St, Room 200 $15,000 To support Science and Mathematics Accessible Resource Tool (SMART) workshops that integrate technology into the Education Technology Authority Little Rock. AR 72201 curriculum in order to help create lesson plans targeting secondary science and mathematics Programs\Public EducationlPublic K 12 Arkansas State University P O. Box 1990 $325,000 To support the James W Callaway/AT&T Faculty Fellowship focusing on journalism in Delta high schools and the James W Education Foundation State University, AR 72467-1990 Callaway/AT&T Scholarship Endowment in Business Programs\Public Education%Public Hiahe r Arlington Chamber of 505 East Border $9,136 To support upgraded technology for the Commercialization infrastructure initiative, joining industry and academia together, to Community Commerce Foundation Inc. Arlington, TX 76010 bung about technology-based, start-up companies, enabling North Texas to compete in the 'innovation economy.' Development

Arrowhead United Way P.O Box 798 $2,000 Annual Support Health & Human San Bernardino, CA 92402 Services Arts Alliance Center at Clear 2000 NASA Parkway $16,811 To support an upgrade to a much more efficient wireless network and to replace PC's that are outdated - seven units and three Arts & Culture Lake Nassau Bay, TX 77058 network printers. Arts Council of Southwestern 123 NW 4th Street, Suite 3 $5,000 To support the purchase of a projector, screen, and sound system to create a state-of-the-art exhibit of various artists work, as Arts & Culture Indiana Inc. Evansville IN 47708-1705 well as promote the programs of area nonprofit arts organizations. Arts for Everyone Incorporated P.O. Box 510 $3,000 To support enhancements to the library services in an under served area through technology upgrades which will improve Community Encinal, TX 78019 training and provide access to books and films by connecting the remote library to the main library 30 miles away. Development

Asheville-Buncombe 50 South French Broad Avenue, $7,130 To support creation of an interactive website that will allow users to identify available services and to apply online. Website will Community Community Relations Council Suite 214 be available in multiple languages for minorities, Including Spanish, Korean, and Ukranian Development Asheville, NC 28805 Asian American Journalists 1182 Market Street, Suite 320 $25,000 To support enhancements to the websites and provide multi-media training to the students and the members A digital camera Education Association (AAJA) San Francisco, CA 94102 and editin g eq uipment will be utilized in the trainin g and will be available for use at the annual convention P rog rams Asian Chamber of Commerce 7457 Harwin Dr., Suite 146 $25,000 To support the addition of hardware, software and personnel training in an effort to use the latest in technological advances to Community Scholarship Foundation Houston, TX 77036 foster economic develo pment. Development Asian Pacific American 2442 Bayshore Blvd. $22,000 To support the creation of a computer lab at the APACC with Internet access and educational software to serve low-income Education Community Center San Francisco, CA 94134 families. Additionally, the center will offer math , art, and Chinese classes on the weekends. Programs Asian Pacific Islander 5555 Sky Park #221 $25,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade to include enhancements to the website to improve their outreach efforts and Education American Public Affairs Sacramento, CA 95823 promote their voter education program and internship/scholarship programs, with the goal of encouraging public service. Programs Community Education Foundati o n (APAPAI Asian Youth Center 100 W. Clary Ave. $5,000 To support the purchase of computer hardware and pay for technical personnel to maintain the agency server and 29 computer Education San Gabriel, CA 91776 work stations. The labs support after-school programs used by students to assist with homework, tutoring and college Programs orwarstion Asian, Inc. (as fiscal agent for 475 Whlsman Rd, #100 $50,000 To support a collaborative effort to create a website offering webinars of topics addressed at their workshops, that include, Community Asian Business Association of Mountain View, CA 94041 selecting the right technology for different business needs, how to work a trade show, and increasing technical efficiency Development Silicon Valle Askew - A Design Studio for P.O. Box 2381 $10,000 To support a staff budget for an executive director and student director who will oversee an arts program for inner-city youth. Arts & Culture Urban Youth San Antonio, TX 78298 (Total $30 multiyear 2005-2007 10K year) . Assistive Technology Through 5333 Commerce Square Drive, $5,000 To support the addition of an enhanced web based application to inventory and track assistive technology devices that are Health & Human Action In Indiana. Inc., dibla Suite G available for loan through the Lending Library program Enhancements will include online access to view available inventory Services Attain Indianapolis, IN 48237 Associacao Alianca de 520, Rua Avanhandava $5,000 To support the electrical restoral project at the Nalm Houses serving underserved displaced children. This will provide reliable Health & Human Miserloordia Sao Paulo SP 01308-000 electricity to the houses ensuring a safe-haven for children that have been abused, abandoned, and/or neglected Services Brazil Association for Retarded P 0 Box 2507 $9,221 To support the addition of upgraded technology and provide training for staff efficiency and developmentally disabled individuals Health & Human Citizens Inc Thomas Grady 108 Plantation Oak Drive to help them achieve independence through potential employment Services County Thomasville. GA 31799 Association for Retarded 4016 9th Street $7,735 To support comprehensive computer training for the entire staff, to include the purchase of three computers and wireless Community Citizens of Rock Island County Rock Island, IL 61201 Internet service to facilitate the training Basic and higher level training will be provided internally and externally. Development

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Payee Legal Name Pa ee Address Amount Request Project Title Program Area Association for Retarded 901 North 4th Street $23,671 To support the use of digital books to provide literacy education to disabled children Teachers and librarians will be trained to Education Citizens Ouachita Monroe, LA 71201 use this technology in their library or Headstart center. Computers with touchscreens and software are part of proposal Programs

Association For Retarded 1225 8th Street, Suite 210 $10,800 To support ArcLink, an online roommate matching service, allowing families secure access to post vacancies or make living Health & Human Citizens-California (Arc of Sacramento, CA 95814 arrangements for disabled family members The proposal also includes web hosting, maintenance, and staff training. Services California) Association for the Blind and 456 Cherry Street SE $9,500 To support the replacement of aging computers and purchase compatible software that enables the visually impaired staff and Health & Human Visually Im paired (ABVI) Grand Raids MI 49503 volunteers read the com puter screen , perform their work and assist their clients. Services Atlanta Audubon Society P.O. Box 29189 $8,722 To support the addition of upgraded technology providing downloadable educational materials, as well as enabling online giving Education Atlanta, GA 30359 and registration, and to improve donor management and fundraising tracking capabilities Programs Augusta Curtis Cultural Center P.O Box 4173 $5,000 To support an upgrade to the technology infrastructure in the historic building that houses the ACCC and is rented to the Arts & Culture Inc Meriden, CT 06450 community. Wireless internet, laptops, a smartboard, and audio equipment will be added to enhance the capabilities of all users. Augusta State University 2500 Walton Way $25,000 To support the addition of upgraded software for the purpose of recruiting and increasing the enrollment of minority students at Education Aug usta , GA 30904-2200 the University P rams Austin Groups for the Elderly 3710 Cedar Street, Box 2 $5,000 To support the upgrade of the SeniorNet Computer Learning Center by installing new computers with the Vista operating Health & Human Austin , TX 78705 system and provide trainin g for the seniors. Services Austin Public Library P.O. Box 13201 $10,000 To support website enhancements and new applications that will provide functionality and capabilities that will better support the Community Foundation Austin TX 78711 communi . Development Autism Society of America (as 2200 S Main Street, Suite 205 $8,000 To support the development of an Access database to track membership data and develop fundraising and programming more Community fiscal agent for Autism Society Lombard, IL 60148 efficiently and effectively It Is the goal to improve communication with stakeholders and raise awareness in the community. Development of Illinois ) Avarice, Inc - Houston 4281 Dacoma $10,000 To support two new technology components - one that will provide direct education to participants and the other to improve Education Houston TX 77092 services through staff training in technology and its applications. Programs Badger Council of Girl Scouts, 1201 Big Hill Court $4,000 To support the creation of an interactive website that will enable online registration for programs and training, provide links to Community Inc Beloit, WI 53511 useful sites, and provide a secure forum for the girls to express their thoughts and share ideas. Development Bainbridge-Decatur United P 0. Box 1805 500 Annual support Health & Human Way Bainbridge, GA 39818 Services Baker Arts Foundation 624 N. Pershing Avenue $2,700 To support the addition of a new, modernized telephone system that will allow for better communications between staff Arts & Culture Liberal , KS 67901 members and the entire community which will Improve management of operations Balch Springs Chamber of 12933 Elam Road $5,000 To support updated technology and staff/volunteer training to improve service delivery for senior citizens, youth, and low-income Community Commerce Foundation Balch Springs. TX 75180 o ulation and develo p and implement an online lob bank to connect 'ob seekers to em ployers Development Baptist Child and Family 909 N.E. Loop 410, Suite 800 $275,000 To support the technology needs of the South Texas Centre, an innovative campus of nonprofit and human service agencies Community Services San Antonio, TX 78209-1311 Total $1.5M MY'03-'08• $200K-'03 , $225K-'04 $250K-'05 $275K-'06'07 & '08 Development Barnwell County United Way P. 0. Box 189 500 Annual support Health & Human Barnwell SC 29812 Services Barry County United Way 450 Meadow Lane, Suite 300 $700 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 644 Services Hastings. MI 49058-0644 Basic Economic Stabilization 1900 5th Street $15,000 To support state-of-the-art technology that will provide local and distant networking and training opportunities to underserved Community Trainin Institute Ba City, TX 77414 existin and rt-up businesses in order to create economic growth in the communft . Development Bay Area Workforce 317 West Walnut Street $10,000 To support the expansion of video conferencing services, providing employment and training services to two rural areas The Community Development Board, Inc. Green Bay, WI 54303 project enables participants to attend live workshops and work with career counselors to expand employment opportunities Development

Baylor Health Care System 3800 Gaston Avenue, Suite 100 $150,000 To support various technology needs at four Baylor Medical Centers In North Texas and at the Hamilton Heart & Vascular Health & Human Foundation Dallas, TX 75246-2017 Hospital (Total $1M, multiyear 2003-2007, FHQ to pay $750,000 and TX to pay $250,000) Services

Baylor Health Care System 3600 Gaston Avenue, Suite 100 $50,000 To support various technology needs at four Baylor Medical Centers in North Texas and at the Hamilton Heart & Vascular Health & Human Foundation Dallas, TX 75246-2017 Hospital (Total $1 M, multiyear 2003-2007, FHQ to pay $750,000 and TX to pay $250,000) Services

Bayview Charities 6134 Benson Avenue $3,500 To support the networking of the office computers with the lab computers used by minority students for academic enrichment in Education San Diego, CA 92114 the before- and after-school program. Programs\Public Education Belafonte Taoolcy Center, Inc 6161 NW 9th Avenue $20,050 To support an upgrade to the computer lab with educational software, faster Internet access, and audio-visual hardware. This Education Miami, FL 33127 will enhance programs for underserved minority students who participate in after-school tutoring and SATpreparation classes Programs

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Payee Legal Name Pa ee Address Amount Req uest Pro ect Title Prog ram Area Beloved Community Family 2nd Floor $125,000 To support the Hope and Healing Youth Institute to promote guidance and support which affects positive life change for youth Community Services 6430 South Harvard and the overall economic growth of the community (MY 2006-2008 @ $125K/year). Development Chicago, IL 60621 Beloved Community Family 2nd Floor 125000 To support the Hope and Healing Youth Institute to promote guidance and support which affects positive life change for youth Community Services 6430 South Harvard and the overall economic growth of the community. (MY 2006-2008 ® $125K/year). Development Chicago, IL 60821 Berkeley Alliance 2550 Ninth Street, Ste. 209A $21,000 To support the creation of a single computer database compatible with several large institutions that are working toward the Education Berkeley, CA 94710 goal of improving the low academic performance and health concerns among the underserved youth. Programs\Public Education\Public K

Best Buddies International, Inc 7354 Alberta Drive, Suite A $3,233 To support the e-Buddy program that matches disabled individuals with a non-disabled email buddy. A weekly email enables Health & Human Baton Rouge, LA 70808 friendships which may not otherwise exist Funds will be used to purchase a computer with adaptive hardware and software. Services

Bethany Services 1600 E. Truxtun Ave $24,894 To support the networking and upgrading of the computer system serving the Bakersfield Homeless Center and the Alliance Health & Human Bakersfield , CA 93305-5432 Against Family Violence and Sexual Assault to improve efficiency and confidentiali ty for the clients and staff. Services Better Basics Inc. 200 Beacon Parkway West $10,000 To support the addition of updated technology to improve communications with staff, current and potential clients/donors, and Education Suite 200 educators to effectively deliver quality education to students enrolled in intervention and enrichment reading programs Programs\Public Birmingham, AL 35209 Education%Public K 12 Better Basics Inc 200 Beacon Parkway West $5,000 To support the Better Basics 'MORE' program which targets fourth grader with reading programs that encourage the children to Education Suite 200 read. It is the goal of the program to have the students like reading and want to read for pleasure increasing reading levels. Programs Birmingham. AL 35209 Beverly Area Planning 11107 S. Longwood Dr. $15,000 To support the re-design of the historic community website and monthly newspaper to enhance communication about resources Community Association Chicago, IL 60643 available to residents and businesses regarding housin issues , safety concerns and s pecial events. Development Big Brothers Big Sisters of 720 Pine St, Ste. 1 $7,000 To support funding for the'Mainframe for Mentoring' program The costs would include a new server, new computers, Community Abilene, Inc. Abilene, TX 79601 technolo support and labor charges associated with installation and networking of the new server. Development Big Brothers Big Sisters of 4625 Lindell Blvd., Suite 501 $20,000 To support the addition of upgraded technology for the new headquarters location, enabling improved communications, Community Eastern Missouri St. Louis, MO 83108 Information management, fund develo pment, and overall o perations to better serve youth, volunteers , and families Development Big Brothers Big Sisters of 1901 14th Avenue South $19,014 To support the development of an interactive website, addition of hardware and donor software, and provide staff training in Community Greater Birmingham Birmingham, AL 35205 order to recruit and retain volunteers, increase fundraising, and improve service delivery and staff efficien cy Development Big Brothers Big Sisters of 1122 Oak Hill Drive $20,000 To support a technology upgrade program that will incorporate interactive, intemet-based applications which will increase staff Health & Human Lexington, Inc. Lexin on KY 40505 efficiency and quality of service for the children of Central Kentucky Services Big Brothers Big Sisters of 4318 W. Crystal Lake Road, Unit $17,068 To support a technology upgrade to replace outdated computers and add software to manage administrative duties more Community McHenry County Inc B efficiently and enhance data protection and fundraising capabilities. Development McHen ry, IL 60050 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Will 2322 Plainfield Rd. $20,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade to replace aging computers and to enable access to software used by the Community and Grundy Counties Crest Hill, IL 60403 national organization for donor support and to manage the critical process of matching volunteers with their little Development brothers/sis ters Birmingham Civil Rights 520 16th Street North $20,000 To support the addition of hardware for a fiber optic network installation, providing students, educators, and researchers with Education Institute Birmingham, AL 35203 distance-learning and interactive, instantaneous access capabilities, as well as enhanced communications for staff Programs\Public Educatlon\Public K 12 Black Coalition on AIDS 2800 Third Street $24,950 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade to Include hardware and software, as well as website enhancements and the Health & Human San Francisco, CA 94107 creation of pod casts to educate clients and the community about treatment adherence, substance abuse and other health- Services related issues. Education Black Hawk College 6600 34th Avenue $7,435 To support implementation of an electronic early alert system to identify students not meeting performance expectations. Alerts Programs Foundation Moline, IL 61265 will be sent by email to staff to intervene Low college completion rates among minorities and the underserved are the focus Health & Human Blackford United Way Inc. P.O. Box 67 148 Annual Support Services Hartford City, IN 47348-0067 compete in Health & Human Blind and Low Vision Services 3830 South Cobb Drive, Ste. 125 $24,735 To support the addition of assistive technology to provide blind and visually impaired clients with the tools needed to Services of North Georgia Smyrna, GA 30080 a technology world of jobs, improve database management, and provide staff training.

and visually Health 8 Human Blind Recreation Center of San 1805 Upas Street $5,000 To support organization's mission of enriching lives by assisting in the purchase of new van that will transport blind Services Di o Inc San Diego, CA 92103 Im alred members to and from the center. training necessary Health & Human Blindness Support Services 3696 Beatty Drive, Suite A $10,000 To support the upgrade of computer hardware and software to enable the blind and visually impaired get the Services Riverside CA 92506 to Independently operate computer eq uipment and tech nology most suitable for their individual needs. STATEMENT A Pg 5/63 LMu rayuiicinw llvlri MIuri ruuriuauvri

Payee Legal Name Paves Address Amount Request Project Title Program Area Board of Control for Southern 592 Tenth Street 320000 To support the SREB HQ Online Teachers initiative providing quality virtual learning resources and professional developrjient Education Reg ional Education Atlanta , GA 30318 for educators. Pr rams Board of Regents Nevada 1664 North Virginia Street $20,000 To support the development of the University of Nevada Academics Center's computer lab with state-of-the-art technology in Education System of Higher Education Reno, NV 89557 order to provide a comprehensive academic assistance program for its 400 student-athletes Programs\Public dba University of Nevada Education\Public Department of Intercollegiate Higher Education Athletics Board of Trustees of Southern 1205 Chautauqua Mallcode 6807 $10,000 To support a collaborative effort for regional economic and community development initiatives that include a high-bandwidth Community Illinois University Carbondale, IL 62901-6823 broadband infrastructure. Goals include building better employment opportunities and retaining the youth in an aging Development community, Bona Vista Programs, Inc 1220 E. Laguna $4,753 To support computer skills training for disabled adults, to enable them to become more independent and to further academic Health & Human P.O. Box 2496 and economic goals. Services Kokomo. IN 46904-2496 Books for the Barrios, Inc 2350 Whitman Rd $5,000 To support the shipping of donated and purchased textbooks to distribution points in the Philippines and Central America. Education Suite D Programs Concord, CA 94518 Boy and Girls Club of Alamo 501 N 13th St $20,000 To support technology upgrades by providing a computer lab that improves the quality of life for members by helping in math Education Inc. dba Boys and Girls Clubs Alamo, TX 78516 and science programs, as well as their parents and the community with computer access to assist in resume writing and job Programs of Alamo San Juan searches Boy Scouts of America - Alamo 2226 NW Military Highway $250,000 To support the creation of a Leadership Development Center to headquarter and be used to conduct Scoutreach programs as Community Area Council San Antonio TX 78213-1894 art of the Council's capital/endowment cam paig n. (Total $1 M multiyear 2006-2009 , $250K per year) Development Boy Scouts of America (as 1101 West Texas $7,500 To support upgraded technology to enable timely communications, easier processes, and faster turnaround times, increasing Community fiscal agent for Buffalo Trail Midland, TX 79701 overall operations in order to better serve current and future youth, volunteers, and donors. Development Council Inc. ) Boy Scouts of America 4200 South 1 10 Service Rd W $25,000 To support a technical infrastructure upgrade to include laptops for field staff to bring training and other resources to volunteers Health & Human Southeast Louisiana Council Metairie, LA 70001 and youth, after losing computers in the recent hurricanes. Services

Boys & Girls Club of Camilla P.O. Box 606 $17,440 To support the addition of hardware and software for a technology lab where underserved youth can increase reading, typing, Education Mitchell County Inc. dba Boys 120 South Harney Street and research skills to improve academically and succeed in life Programs\Public & Girls Clubs of Mitchell Camilla, GA 31730 Education\Public K Countv 12 Boys & Girls Club of Central P.O. Box 5247 $10,000 To support an Infrastructure upgrade including computers and software for management of the organization, and training for the Community Louisiana Inc. Alexandria, LA 71307 staff to improve their computer skills, enabling them to better train and assist the kids with basic computer literacy skills. Development

Boys & Girls Club of Collin P 0 Box 3166 $8,500 To support upgraded technology to streamline the volunteer program by providing online application capabilities and accurate Health & Human County McKinney, TX 75070 - tracking information to help increase volunteer participation in order to better serve youth with positive role models. Services

Boys & Girls Club of East 8820 Tamberly Way $10,000 To support the purchase of database software for the staff to manage and track donor information as well as coordinate Community County, Inc. Santee, CA 92071 communication. The ultimate goal is to increase funds that support youth programs for the underserved. Develop ment Boys & Girls Club of Portage P.O. Box 171 $10,000 To support a technology Infrastructure upgrade including new computers, program management software, and technology Community County Stevens Point, WI 54481 training for the staff to improve management of the organization that provides programs for underserved youth Development

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater 189 S. Barksdale $24,628 To support the addition of upgraded technology that will enable accurate reporting of information creating a 'Culture of Community Memphis Memphis, TN 38104 Accountabili to board members, donors , auditors, and the commun ity. Development Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro P.O. Box 2794 $9,947 To support the purchase of additional computers for use in after-school classrooms in connection with the Clubs' Mobile Apples Education S artanbu Spartanburg. SC 29304 for Arts Prolect serving underprivileged youth. Prorams Boys and Girls Club of Carson 21502 S Main Street $10,000 To support the creation of a technology lab at the Scottsdale site that serves underserved students in the after-school program. Education Carson, CA 90745 The lab provides access to computers and necessary software to complete homework and pursue academic success Programs\Public Education\Public K

Boys and Girls Club of 7723 Almeria Avenue $5,000 To support implementation of'Core Tech,' a computer -based program that teaches youth venous core curricula in conjunction Education Fontana Fontana, CA 92336 with instruction on utilizing software products and the internet, which is vital in academic advancement and economic success. Programs\Public Education\Public K

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project Title Pro g ram Area Boys and Girls Club of Greater 1558 North 6th Street $7,500 To support the Job Explorers program by funding staff and related computer equipment to enable youth to enhance job- Education Milwaukee, Inc P 0. Box 12486 readiness skills, including computer literacy, analytical thinking skills, and leadership development to prepare for future Programs Milwaukee , WI 53212 employment. Boys and Girls Club of P 0. Box 514 $6,000 To support the expansion of the computer lab for underserved middle school students, as well as add a part-time technology Education Moorpark, Inc. Moorpark, CA 93020 coordinator to administer the technology education program. ProgramstPublic Education Boys and Girls Clubs of The 11975-B Seaway Road $17,075 To support the Tech Clubs family of programs and resources with software, computer lease renewals, and a digital camera for Education Gulf Coast, Inc Gulfport, MS 39503 the purpose of strengthening youth's usage and knowledge of technology in school and eventually in the workplace. Programs\Public EducationtPublic K 12 Boys Club - Wichita Falls (as 1318 Sixth Street $9,136 To support the replacement of outdated hardware with upgraded equipment in order to continue providing young boys and girls Health & Human fiscal agent for Boys & Girls Wichita Falls, TX 76301 with the skills they need to improve academically and succeed in life. Services Clubs of Wichita Falls) Boys Club of Florence, Inc. P 0. Box 93 $15,000 To support expanding the implementation of member tracking software at four additional sites to improve youth engagement Community dba Boys and Girls Clubs of Florence, SC 29503 and retention Computers, fingerprint scanners, software, and staff training are part of the proposal Development the Pee Dee Area , Inc, Boys Club of Rome, Inc. dba P.O. Box 2939 $5,000 To support the addition of e-fundraising software to reach and enable current and potential donors with the capacity for online Community Boys & Girls Clubs of 100 Gadson Street transactions, all to provide youth with the services they need to grow and succeed in life. Development Northwest Geo is Rome GA 30164 Boys Club of Wake County, 701 N. Raleigh Blvd. $5,000 To support a signature event, fundraising luncheon, that will aid the organization in funding future programs The funds raised Community Inc Raleigh, NC 27610 at this event will support activities for over 3, 953 members in five core program areas Development Boys Haven of America, Inc 36S5 N. Major Drive $25,000 To support upgraded technology In order to create a database that will better track all boys and their needs, help Health & Human Beaumont, TX 77713 maintainlncrease volunteer and financial support, and provide staff training, all to better serve at-nsk, homeless boys (aged B- Services 16). Breakthrough University of Texas, GEB 1.308 $10,000 To support upgrades to data communications services, hardware, software, and technology training enhancing college Education 1 University Station G6000 preparedness Information to schools, low-income students, and community. Programs Austin, TX 78712

Brevard Achievement Center 1845 Cogswell Street $18,929 To support an upgrade of all hardware and software for the technology lab that is used to train the disabled clients for Health & Human Inc. Rockledge, FL 32955 employment opportunities and to promote social Independence. Services Bridge of Faith P. 0. Box 9108 $3,000 To support the successful transition of girls emancipated from foster care living, by giving them access to computers and Community Whither CA 90608 educational software to Im prove academic performance and gain economic independence Development Bridges Community Economic 225-D West Torrance Blvd. $10,000 To support technology competence and address academic challenges of youth in grades 6 - 12 The funds will support the Education Development Corporation Carson, CA 90745 purchase of new computers and educational software. Programs\Public Education\Public K 12 Broadmoor Improvement 4514 S. Derbigny Street 50000 To support the reestablishment of the Rosa F, Keller Center and Library destroyed during Hurricane Katrina. Community Association Incorporated New Orleans, LA 70125 Development Brothers Keeper, Inc. 2120 Broadway $11,560 To support computer training for homeless and indigent men to learn or improve skills necessary to secure employment Funds Health & Human P.O. Box 07287 will also provide an upgrade of technology hardware and software for the staff Services Gary, IN 46407 Broward Regional Health 91S Middle River Dr., Suite 120 $9,392 To support an upgrade of the network to enhance management of Healthy Families Broward Staff visit the homes of Health & Human Planning Council Inc Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33304 underserved families to promote child health and positivie parenting Remote access to the network is needed for management Services of the ro ram. Burbank Housing Corporation 1819 Grismer Avenue $5,000 To support technology training for the staff of organization to better manage the administration and programming tasks, thus Community Burbank CA 91504 allowing more time with the students Development Burke County United Way 301 East Meeting Street $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Morganton, NC 28855 Services Calhoun Community College P.O. Box 2216 $10,800 To support the addition and installation of the Wide Area Rapid Notification (WARN) technology system that will serve to Community Decatur, AL 35609-2216 Immediately notify students and employees of any emergency situation by communicating the warning with and to all device Development rotocois. California Association for 275 5th Street Suite 413 $25,000 To support a technology upgrade to include improving the database functionality for better communication with the small Community Microenterprlse Opportunity San Francisco, CA 94103 business clients, enhancing the website, and training the staff on best practices for utilizing technology to serve more clients Development (CAMEO) California Black Chamber of 2951 Sunrise Boulevard, Suite $125,000 To support the Business Impact Initiative to quantify the impacts of political policy, business practices, and regulation on Community Commerce Foundation, Inc. 175 economic and community development provided by small businesses in the state (MY 2006-08, payable at 125K/yr, total Development a o Cordova, CA 95742 75 STATEMENT A Pg 7/63 .avvt raysoUcnw it vin n I %m e rvuuuauvn

Payee Leaf Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project Title Pro ram Area California Child Youth & Family 1220 H. Street, Suite 103 $20,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade to include ten computers, a router, two switches, new cable and additional memory for old Community Coalition (a!k!a California Sacramento, CA 95814 computers. Website enhancements and staff training are part of the proposal to better serve the underserved youth Development Coalition for Youth) California Fire Foundation 501 S. Beverly Drive, Ste. 250 14518 To support Team SAFE-T school and web-based campaign, Getting the Message Home, increasing skills and disaster Education Beverly Hills, CA 90212 education before catastrophes strike. Programs\Public Educatlon\Public K 12 California Rural Indian Health 4400 Auburn Blvd., 2nd Floor $49,475 To support a collaborative effort to improve the health status of Indian people CRIHB has developed a network of clinics and Health & Human Board, Inc. (CRIHB) Sacramento, CA 95841 funding will support two servers to back-up and store the clinic databases and will pay for HIPAA Security for the six staff. Services

California Science Center 700 State Street $9,870 To support technology training to parents of minority students at the Science Center School. Training will cover basic computer Education Foundation Los Angeles, CA 90037 skills, intemet use, and curriculum support, with the goal of enhancing the academic performance of the students ProgramstPublic Education\Public K 12 California Small Business 6101 West Centinela Avenue, $700,000 To support the Technology Education Assistance Management Project to provide technology access, education, and assistive Community Education Foundation Room 342 services to small business owners from underserved populations (MY 2006-2008, total $1 125M, $300K-2006, $700K-2007, Development Culver City-CA 90230 125K -2008 ) Callaway County United Way P.O. Box 793 350 Annual Support Health & Human Fulton , MO 65251 Services Camp Horizons, Inc 127 Babcock Road $5,000 To support technology upgrades which provide access to an underserved population, as well as, strengthen the organization by Community P.O. Box 323 providing much needed tools for their communications needs, collaborative inventory, and government reporting requirements. Development South Windham, CT 06266-0323

Cancer Research UK- P.O. Box 123 $5,000 To support cancer research through fundraising during the Relay for Life in both Ridditch and Portsmouth, in the United Health & Human Birmingham/Redditch 61 Lincoln's Inn Fields Kingdom. Services London WC2A 3PX United Kinadom Cancer Research UK- P.O. Box 123 $5,000 To support cancer research through fundraising during the Relay for Life in both Ridditch and Portsmouth, in the United Health & Human London/Portsmouth 61 Lincoln's Inn Fields Kingdom. Services London WC2A 3PX United Kingdom Cape Fear Area United Way, 5919 Oleander Drive, Ste. 115 $10,000 Annual support Health & Human Inc. Wilmin gton, NC 28403 Services Capital Area United Way 700 Laurel Street $24,000 Annual support Health & Human Baton Roue LA 70802 Services Capital Area United Way. Inc. 1111 Michigan Avenue, Suite $10,000 Annual Support Health & Human 300 Services East Lansing, MI 48823 Capital of Texas Public Post Office Box 7158 $15,000 To support Austin public television station KLRU in the deployment of new fundraising and marketing software designed to Community Telecommunications Council Austin , TX 78713 enhance database management capacities and thereby increasing on-,goin g revenue generation program Development Capital Public Radio Inc 7055 Folsom Blvd. $5,000 To support the addition of digital broadcasting to a diverse broadcast area, thus increasing program choice, program quality, Arts & Culture Sacramento CA 95826 and membership. Membershi p fees support most of the funding for this non-profit organization Career and Recovery 2525 San Jacinto $14,132 To support technology training and software that will help to empower clients and staff in Hams and Waller Counties. Community Resources, Inc. Houston , TX 77002 Development Carlsbad Chamber of 5934 Priestly Drive $14,500 To support the purchase of a VOIP telephone system to improve communication with the public and other organizations and Education Commerce Partners in Carlsbad, CA 92008 enhance support of their workforce development grants, student recognition programs and Junior Achievement 'Business Programs Education Matters' Program, Carolina Art Association dba 135 Meeting Street $6,000 To support an upgrade to existing technology that informs, via'e-solicitation', the community, primarily underserved, at-risk Education Gibbes Museum of Art Charleston , SC 29401 youth attendin K-12, about education opportunities and to increase attendance both online and at the museum. Programs Carr Square Tenant 1629 Biddle Avenue $12.000 To support the addition of hardware and software that will provide low-income youth and adults with the technology skills Community Co ration St. Louis MO 63106 needed to Improve academic performance In school and increase em ployment opportunities. Development Carson City Library 900 North Roop St $6,548 To support the addition of computer hardware for a new community center that will primarily serve increasing numbers of middle Education Carson City, NV 89701 and high school students who would otherwise not have access to computers for educational, informational, and recreational Programs\Publlc use Education\Public K

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Paves Leal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project TUfe Proram Area Carson City School District 604 West Musser Street $5,000 To support a dental insurance program by offsetting the application fees associated with insurance The program targetsj low- Health & Human Carson City, NV 89703 income and homeless children in Carson City and Reno and also provides assistance with transportation to the dentist office. Services

Casa Allegra Community 4340 Redwood Hwy., Suite 121 $3,390 To support technology training for the staff of the organization, in an effort to improve their processes by eliminating duplicate Community Services San Rafael, CA 94901 work, improving their communication, and enhancing their website Development

CASA of Central Texas, Inc P.O. Box 311834 $15,000 To support an upgrade in technology infrastructure (hardware, software, applications) to increase capacity and efficiencies in Health & Human New Braunfels , TX 78131 commun ication fundraising, recruiting trainin business operations , and network access options Services Catholic Charities - 202 West French Place $50,000 To support the San Antonio Coalition for Family Economic Progress' Earned Income Tax Credit outreach campaign and the Health & Human Archdiocese of San Antonio, San Antonio, TX 78212-5818 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program assisting additional taxpayers for Tax Year 2007. Services Inc (as fiscal agent for San Antonio Coalition for Family Economic Pmres!;) Catholic Charities - Diocese of P.O. Box 1366 $4,500 To support the installation of a well-integrated, updated hardware system to allow for better communications between staff and Health & Human Salina Salina KS 67402 departments in order to deliver more efficient services to the increasing immigrant population Services Catholic Community Service 419 6th Street $5,000 To support skilled hospice and home care services, as well as, gnef and bereavement counseling, for those with no insurance Health & Human Inc Juneau , AK 99801 coverage. Services Catholic Human Services, Inc. 1000 Hastings Street $25,000 To support the Implementation of an electronic scheduling system for ten offices across a ten-county area to efficiently manage Community Traverse City, MI 49686 services for the underserved clients and.eliminate redundant tasks for the staff Development CAUSA, Inc. (Connecticut 555 Windsor Avenue $17,000 To support a collaborative effort to upgrade and expand the number of computer labs in underserved communities to increase Community Association for United Spanish Hartford, CT 06120 technology access, provide training and improve technology workforce development Development Action, Inc. ) Cedar Park Public Library 550 Discovery Blvd $5,000 To support the implementation of the Radio Frequency Identification Device (RFID) system that will improve tracking on new Community Foundation Cedar Park, TX 78613 and returned items to the library, resultin g in more efficient and accurate recordin g of transactions within the library. Development Center for Accessible Living, 305 West Broadway, Suite 200 $22,000 To support the addition of updated hardware to help the Center provide better resources to the disabled, enabling them to apply Community Inc. Louisville, KY 40202 for jobs and services online in order to improve their quality of life and increase their independence Development

Center for Independent Living 2539 Telegraph Ave. $5,000 To support the Youth Services Program that provides low-income, disabled youth with programs that strengthen their self- Health & Human Berkeley, CA 94702 esteem, develop leadership and job skills, and teach non-disabled youth how to treat and respect people with disabilities. Services

Center for Information 618 Church Street, Suite 320 227000 To support 'Computers for Kids,' providing underserved children in Tennessee with computers to help ensure their academic Education Technology Enterprise, Inc. Nashville, TN 37219 success. Programs (as fiscal agent for Connected Tennessee) Center for Leadership in 950 Breckenridge Lane, Suite 200000 To support the expansion of the Superintendents Leadership Network (SLN). Education School Reform Inc. d/b/a The 200 Programs Schlechty Center Louisville, KY 40207 Center for Pan Asian 3760 Park Avenue $15,000 To support upgraded technology to develop an integrated database to increase office efficiency, inform the public, and improve Health & Human Community Doraville, GA 30340 communications with other service agencies to provide quality health/social services for Pan-Asians in the Greater Atlanta area Services

Center for Puppetry Arts, Inc. 1404 Spring Street, NW $14,500 To support the addition of upgraded technology to help create a second distance-learning studio in order to expand access to Education Atlanta, GA 30309-2820 underserved schools in Georgia for the purpose of providing interactive curriculum-based arts education programming Programs\Pubiic Education\Public K 12 Center for Teaching Quality 500 Millstone Drive 25000 To support the development of a platform to host the Teacher Leaders Network Web (TLN Web), a virtual community for Education Inc. Hillsboro h NC 27278 teachers to collaborate , share content , attend workshops, and connect with parents and community leaders Prog rams Center for Violence Prevention P.O. Box 6279 $5,200 To support the Center's online outreach project with the addition of an interactive website that will showcase the Center's Health & Human Pearl, MS 39288 presence in the community and develop better communications between staff, clients, and other interested parties Services

Central Dallas Food Pantry P.O. Box 710385 $10,000 To support the development of an integrated case management system, enabling online accessibility to case managers from Health & Human dba Central Dallas Ministries Dallas, TX 75371 any program site or office location in order to provide comprehensive services to low-income or homeless residents of Dallas Services County Central Piedmont Community P.O. Box 35009 $18,950 To support expanding the educational opportunities for disabled students, with additional assistive technology equipment to Education College Charlotte NC 23235-5009 meet the rowin needs at all cam pus locations in the county Prog rams Central South Carolina Habitat 209 S. Sumter Street $10,000 To support the implementation of an automated technology system for daily routine applications enabling more time spent on Community Development for H umanity, Inc Columbia. SC 9201 o erati al functions

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Payee Legal Name Pa ee Address Amount Request Prolect Title Program Area Centro de Is Comunidad, Inc. 109 Bhnman Street $15,000 To support a system that will track and report client and program information for more efficiency and effectiveness. Also, Community New London, CT 08320 upgrades to computer work stations will enable clients to have reliable access to services for educational and economic I Development success. Chabot Space & Science 10000 Skyline Blvd $25,000 To support an upgrade of computer hardware for the enhancement of house-ticketing and online-ticketing, that is necessary to Education Center Oakland, CA 94619 improve the visitors experience as well as increase funds to expand and enrich the programs, exhibits, and classes Programs

Challenger Learning Center of 316 North Washington $5,000 To support the addition of hardware and software for the Earth and Space Lab, providing middle and high school students with Education Kansas Foundation Inc. Wellington, KS 67152 programs that foster an interest in math, science, engineering, and technology In a fun mission-simulator environment Programs\Public Education\Public K 12 Challenger Looming Center of 2300 173rd Street $11,489 To support the implementation of the ACTIVassessment wireless voting system to measure the interest and effect of the Education Northwest Indiana Inc Hammond, IN 46323 Center's programs on the students. A voting board will allow students to answer questions electronically immediately after the Programs roram Charem United Way 2350 Mitchell Park Dr., #8 $1,369 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 1701 Services Petoskey. MI 49770 Chartwefi Consortium dba 4239 Camp Street $5,900 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade with computers, software, and training for staff to manage organization more Health & Human Chartwell Center New Orleans LA 70115 efficiently and expandin g educational outreach to community about children with autism Services Chattanooga-Hamilton County 100 E. 10th Street, Suite 500 $8,500 To support the Web Interactivity Initiative that will provide school leaders with collaboration opportunities via an online learning Education Public Education Fund Chattanooga, TN 37402 network, as well as enable electronic donating and the creation of customized e-newsletters Programs

Chicago Chased Fund Inc 7045 Ridgeway $5,000 To support the purchase of two desk top computers and one laptop to improve management of the food donated, and to better Health & Human Lincolnwood IL 60712 su pport underserved clients in crisis situations Services Chicago State University 9501 S. King Drive $17,000 To support implementation of digital media on-demand for students and faculty. Various media platforms will enable higher Education Foundation Cook Administration Bldg., quality online courses and real-time access for classroom lessons and distance learning Programs Room 101 Chicago, 60628 Child Advocates San Antonio 408 San Pedro $7,030 To support upgraded technology to accommodate the growth of staff to train and supervise more than 300 volunteers in an Health & Human San Antonio, TX 78212 efficient and effective manner in order to provide quality service for children removed from homes as a result of abuse and/or Services neglect. Child Care Association of 18 Harrison Street $24,400 To support the creation of a computer lab and provide training of basic computer skills and widely used software to staff of the Community Brevard Co. Inc. Cocoa, FL 32922 Agency, as well as to the parents in the program and underserved adults in the community, Development Child Day Care Association 209 S. Washington Avenue $7,131 To support the addition of upgraded hardware and Initial internal services to help increase staff development and improve Health & Human Mobile, AL 36602 management and communications between the three centers in order to provide quality child care and increase clientele base. Services

Childrens Advocacy Center 640 Illinois Boulevand $8,000 To support an Infrastructure upgrade, Including the purchase of a new server to manage a secure network that supports data Health & Human Hoffman Estates, IL 60189 relating to child abuse victims and their families Additional software and training for website improvements are also sought. Services

Childrens Advocacy Center of Post Office Box 1098 $4,160 To support the redesign of the organization's current website that will enhance its interactivity and thereby increasing education Community Bastro p Bastrop, TX 78602-1098 about child abuse and reporting, staff efficiency, volunteerism and fundraising capabilities Development Childrens Bereavement Center 332 West Craig Place $15,000 To support Project Connect, Phase II technology upgrades enhancing staff productivity and client program effectiveness Community of South Texas San Antonio, TX 78212 Develo ment Childrens Book Press 2211 Mission Street $25,000 To support the creation of a new website to enhance the visibility and sales of children's books published by authors and artists Education San Francisco CA 94110 representing diverse cultures. Online ordering and an e-newsletter are part of this proposal Pr rams Children's Home Society of 3535 Lawton Road, Suite 260 $7,000 To support technical training for the staff to increase their efficiency in managing large caseloads, and allow more time for their Health & Human Florida Orlando, FL 32803 clients. The Microsoft Office Specialist program Is offered online and a certificate is awarded upon successful completion. Services

Childrens Museum Corporation 502 Southeast Broad Street $19,000 To support the addition of upgraded technology to reduce long-term expenses, increase staff efficiency, and enhance Education of Rutherford County dba Murfreesboro, TN 37130 educational programming for youth and families. Programs Discovery Center Childrens Museum of the 700 E. Main Street, P 0 Box $9,606 To support an upgrade of the hardware, software, Internet access, and the website to improve communications with volunteers Arts & Culture Sequoias Inc d/b/a ImagineU 688 and donors and more efficiently manage the museum. Children's Museum Visalia CA 93279 Childrens Theraplay 9919 Towne Road $2,600 To support the purchase of two desktop computers and one laptop for the staff to more efficiently manage the foundation and Health & Human Foundation Inc Carmel IN 46032 execute a development plan and marketincampaign for fundraising Services Childrens Village of Sonoma 1321 Lis Lane $5,000 To support access for underserved youth to additional computers, educational software, and the internet for improved academic Education County Santa Rosa CA 95404 pe rformance, is also critical to streamline staff efficiencies and provide data security and preservation Programs STATEMENT A Pg 10/63 Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Program Area Chilton County United Way P. 0. Box 1104 $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Clanton , AL 35046 Services Chula Vista Veterans Home 700 East Naples Court $5,000 To support enhanced Internet access for the disabled residents of Chula Vista Veterans Home with the purchase of eight laptop Health & Human Support Foundation Chula Vista , CA 91911 computers and a wt-fl system Services Citizens Promoting Medical 405 N. Adams $5,000 To support the development of a password protected, web accessible database for forms and documents that pertain to client Health & Human Excellence DBA OATH Beeville, TX 78102 services, and the tracking of program outcomes Services Program City of Austin's Parks and 600 River Street $20,000 To support the La Conexion Ligada project which is designed to provide computers and wireless capabilities in conjunction with Arts & Culture Recreation Department DBA Austin, TX 78701 the Mexican American Cultural Center curriculum involving visual arts, theater, dance, literature, music, and multi-media. Center for Mexican American Cultural Center City of Clarksville One Public Square $6,000 To support the addition of four desktop computers with software in two community centers (two each), providing the public vital Community Clarksville, TN 37040 informatian via Internet access and enabling youth and college students to utilize for homework and school/college assignments Development

City of Florissant, Missouri 955 Rue St. Francois $6,000 To support upgraded video technology for the media department to efficiently broadcast information in order to educate as many Community Florissan t MO 63031 residents as possible about vital issues to help the city achieve its goals for a better community. Development City of Fresno 2600 Fresno Street $30,000 To support a collaborative project with several local partners to provide basic computer training, Internet training, and workforce Community Fresno, CA 93721 skills training to high school youth and members of the community. Development City of Ironwood (as fiscal 235 E. Aurora Street $10,173 To support an upgrade of the library's mobile computer lab hardware and software to implement training on the Internet and Community agent for Ironwood Carnegie Ironwood, MI 49938 computer skills training for seniors, job seekers, and students. Training will be provided by local high school students. Development Librarv) City of Little Rock 500 W. Markham $25,000 To support the restoration of the Daisy Bates' House Museum in Little Rock and provide needed technology. (Total $75K, 2006- Community Little Rock, AR 72201 2008, $25K Development Claflin University 400 Magnolia Street $6,200 To support a technology Infrastructure upgrade to include expanding wireless access on campus for use by students, faculty Education Orangeburg, SC 29115 and the community. Pro rams Clemson University Research P.O. Box 945 $20,000 To support CSI:Update, a program that places youth and teachers in a 3-day nature-based setting, using technology to explore Education Foundation Clemson SC 29631-0946 forensic science. Teachers also have an opportunity to complete professional develo pment sessions. P rams Cleveland Foodbank Inc. 15500 South Waterloo Road $5,000 To support the Cleveland Foodbank's Fresh Produce Initiative program who's goal is to provide fresh fruits and vegetables to Health & Human Cleveland OH 44110 450 hunger prog rams, funds will hel p offset operating cost for this program. Services Clifford W Beers Guidance 93 Edwards Street $10,000 To support an upgrade to the technology Infrastructure to enhance communication between the main clinic and three satellite Health & Human Clinic Incorporated New Haven, CT 06511 offices This will also enable timely input of services and billing, as well as provide a central location for clinic policies. Services

Close Up Foundation 44 Canal Center Plaza $75,000 To support scholarships for students and teachers attending the Close Up Washington Program which is designed to prepare Education Alexandria, VA 22314-1592 students with the knowledge, skills and dispositions necessary for successful particpation in the American political system. Programs

Coalition Latinoamericana 4949-8 Albemarle Road $15,200 To support an infrastructure upgrade including expansion of the telephone system, new hardware, and software to enable Community Charolotte, NC 28205 telephone messaging about events, training, and public hearings The goal is to educate and mobilize civic engagement for the Development Latinos. Coalition for the Homeless of 811 Dallas $25,000 To support the centralization of the Houston Community Voice Mail (HCVM) service and provide training to all participating Health & Human Houston/Harris County Suite 821 HCVM agencies. Services Houston, TX 77002 Coalition of African Asian 4300 N. Hermitage Ave. $20,000 To support a collaboration to create a more dynamic website that will allow more communication and resource-sharing between Community European and Latino Chicago, IL 60813 the 22 member organizations that serve low-income immigrant coalitions. The online donation process will also be streamlined. Development ml rants of Illinois Coalition of Texans with 316 West 12th Street, Suite 405 $15,000 To support Focal Point, an intiatlve to upgrade the organization's technology Infrastructure which Includes adding video Health & Human Disabilities, Inc, Austin, TX 78701 capability, tech transportability, and technology-based outreach for CTD's consumer-directed services agency. Services

College For All Texans 1200 East Anderson $100,000 To support needed technology to equip seven mobile education resource centers and distribute technology funds to local Education Foundation Austin, TX 78752 organizations to assist more Texas students in pursuing higher education (Total $800K, multiyear 2005-2012, $100K per year). Programs

Collin County Childrens 2205 Los Rios Blvd. $7,500 To support the creation of an Interactive websrte for better communications with the community in order to Increase the number Health & Human Advocacy Center Inc. Plano, TX 75074-3422 of volunteers, foster/adoptive homes, and financial support to continue serving abused and neglected children in the community. Services

Columbus House Inc P.O. Box 7093 $5,000 To support the matching funds required of 20% by Housing and Urban Development before they will fund the Sojourner's Place Health & Human 586 Ella T. Grasso Blvd. project This project provides transitional housing for homeless women suffering from mental illness and/or HIV/AIDS. Services N Haven, CT 065 1 9

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Paves Leal Name Payee Address Amount Request Pro ect Title Program Area Communities In Schools of P.O. Box 2412 $5,152 To support the purchase of new computer hardware and software to enhance the tracking and management of services Community Okeechobee Inc Okeechobee, FL 34973 provided to 3000 underserved students Development Communities in Schools- 3000 S IH-35 $10,000 To support wireless technology implementation in the Communities in School offices and technology staff training enabling more Education Central Texas Incorporated Suite 200 time for student educational counseling Programs Austin TX 78704 Community Access Partners of 65 Day Road $14,000 To support the CAPS Community Outreach Program, providing digital production services and training to nonprofit Community San Buenaventura Ventura CA 93003 o anizations to produce their own visual media Development Community Action Committee P.O. Box 51650 $10,221 To support the addition of hardware and software for an educational technology lab where low-income individuals will be taught Education (as fiscal agent for Workforce Knoxville, TN 37950-1650 the necessary skills needed to gain employment Programs Connections Community Center Project of 1800 Market Street, Suite 204 $25,000 To support technology upgrades for the Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Community CyberCenter to provide computer literacy Community San Francisco, Inc. San Francisco CA 94102 and workforce readiness workshops and training (Multiyear 2006-2008 , $25K/ r total $75K) Develo ment Community Family Centers - 7524 Avenue E. $15,000 To support the installation of Small Business Servers at two facilities, creating a wireless connection that will enable Community Centros Familiares de la Houston, TX 77012 departments to communicate with one another, and the staff with clients/students Development Comunidad Community Foundation for The Hurt Building, Suite 449 500000 To support the acquisition and preservation of the Martin Luther King, Jr Collection of historical papers (BLS Foundation Grant, Community Greater Atlanta , Inc Atlanta, GA 30303 MY 2006-2007, payable at $500K per year) Development Community Foundation for the Suite 420 $500,000 To support the Gulf Coast School Library Recovery Initiative to reestablish school libraries that were either severely damaged or Education National Capital Region 1201 15th Street, NW completely destroyed by natural disasters in the gulf coast area. ($1M, multiyear 2006-2007, $500K per year) Programs Washington, DC 20005 Community Foundation of 1270 Market Street $25,000 To support the creation of an interactive website with capabilities of in-house editing and customization, increasing outreach and Community Greater Chattanooga, Inc. Chattanooga, TN 37402 rovidin Interaction between donors, scholarship recipients, and rant seekers. Development Community Organizations 1802 North Illinois Street $7,500 To support the creation of a new interactive website that will allow attorneys and nonprofit organizations to interface about legal Community Legal Assistance Proect Inc. Indiana olis IN 46202 Issues. Attome will have their own forum to share bode late forms and volunteerism will be highlighted. Development Community Partners 125 Paseo de la Plaza, 5th Floor $100,000 To support organizational capacity building for the Consejo de Federaciones Mexicanas an Norte America project to provide Community Los Angeles, CA 90012 organization and implementation of an Immigrant education mobilization program (Multiyear 2006-08, $100K per year, total Development $300K). Community Technology 425 Bush Street, Suite 300 $1,000,000 To support SBC ZeroDivide Challenge special matching grants program (Multiyear 2005-2008, $1M per year, total grant $4 Community Foundation of California San Francisco, CA 94108 million) . Development Community Warehouse Inc 521 S. 9th Street $5,000 To support technology training for the staff and a website upgrade to enable clients to view new product arrivals, as well as Community Milwaukee, WI 53204 process member applications online The Warehouse sells home Improvement materials at a 75% discount to the underserved Development

Computer Banc 1023 E. Washington $10,000 To support the placement of donated and refurbished computers in the homes of underserved families and to target academic Education S rin field IL 62702 areas with software that is In a fun game format Programs Congress of California Seniors 1230 N Street, Suite 201 $25,000 To support the upgrade of the senior center website to include video and audio interviews with senior leaders and policy Community Education and Research Fund, Sacramento, CA 95814 makers, as well as add a web blog for increased Interaction among seniors. Funds also needed for a laptop for outside Development Inc. presentations. Congressional Black Caucus 1720 Massachusetts Avenue, $125,000 To support the Leadership Institute's national leadership development initiatives to educate African Americans about the Community Foundation, Inc. NW importance of public policy and social responsibility (Multiyear 2006-2007, payable at $125K per year, $250K total). Development Washington , DC 20036 Congressional Home dba 1205 SW 29th Street $4,900 To support an interactive, web-based program for the purpose of increasing, training, and retaining volunteers to better serve its Health & Human Brewster Place Topeka, KS 68611 senior citizens at Brewster Place a retirement community Services Consortium for School Suite 1010 25000 To support two regional clinics in Spring 2008 for school district senior technology leaders to help districts stay abreast of Education Networking (CoSN) 1025 Vermont Avenue, NW emerging technologies to create the most effective learning environment possible for students in the southeast. Programs Washington. DC 20005 Consumer Credit Counseling 277 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., $4,192 To support the addition of an upgraded phone system to enable transferring of calls between main office and branch office In Health & Human Service of Middle Georgia Inc. Ste. 202 order to provide existing and potential clients with quality financial counseling services Services Macon GA 31201 Copiah-Jefferson Regional 223 S. Extension Street $8,515 To support the addition of portable hardware, software, and peripherals to Improve staff training, as well as enable community- Community Library Hazlehurst MS 39083 based trainin g which will establish the library as a valuable resource for economic and personal develo pment. Development Copper Country United Way 804 Shelden Avenue 370 Annual Support Health & Human P O. Box 104 Services Houghton , MI 49931 Council Enterprises, Inc. P.O. Box 8577 $6,000 To support the Minority Business Management Seminar for minority entrepreneurs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Community Madison WI 53708-8577 campus otal $12K• multiyear 2007-2008 payable at $6K rear Devela ment Council on Aging Silicon Valley 2115 The Alameda $22,000 To support the purchase and installation of computers and satellite Internet service on the Generational Resource Center, a Health & Human San Jose CA 95 -26 I - - - obile services recreational vehicle that brings services to members and their care takers. Services STATEMENT A Pg 12/63 rW I I Y'IIIVII\d 11 VI11 flu MI I VNIIUftIVII

Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Prolect Title Program Area County of Hawaii, State of 25 Aupunl Street, Room 215 100000 To support earthquake disaster relief on the Island of Hawaii. Community Hawaii Hilo , HI 96720 Development Covington-Newton County P. 0. Box 1344 500 Annual support Health & Human United Way, Inc Covin ton GA 30015 Services Culver City Education P.O Box 4178 $10,000 To support an increase in online access to arts curricula for teachers throughout the school district. The Arts Curriculum Education Foundation Culver City, CA 90231-4178 Access Website will offer projects, lesson plans and arts resources (websites and field trip suggestions) for K-12 teachers. Programs

Cumberland Trails United Way 212 N. 20th Street $600 Annual support Health & Human Middlesboro , KY 40985 Services Curators of the University of 469 Marrillac Hall, #1 University $20,000 To support the Arts Technology in Transit project that will deliver media education via a mobile lab to underserved, low-income Education Missouri as fiscal agent for Blvd. schools and community organizations to empower them with the necessary skills to be successful In today's mediated ProgramstPubllc University of Missouri - St. St Louis, MO 63121 environment Education\Public K Louis 12 Dads Inc of Indiana P.O. Box 19752 $5,000 To support the purchase of four computers, a server, and a projector to enhance the outreach program to new and expecting Health & Human Indianapolis, IN 46219 fathers. Supporting the importance of a father's role in his child's life is the goal of the Dads Inc. Services Del Mar College Foundation 101 Baldwin $10,000 To support the'Project Access' program targeting at-risk youth by providing access to computer technology and high-speed Education Inc Corpus Christi, TX 78404 online services It will also act as a learning resource aid in writing projects, college entrance essays, and entrance exams Programs

Denison Housing Development 330 N. 8th (P.O. Box 475) $5,000 To support upgraded technology in order to provide training for adult tenants to prepare for employment, their children to Community Corporation (as fiscal agent for Denison, TX 75021 improve academically, and senior citizens to enhance their quality of life Development Denison Housing Authority)

Denton County Childrens 1960 Archer Avenue $5,000 To support upgraded technology that will provide staff and interns with a reliable network in order to perform their jobs Health & Human Advocacy Network Inc. Lewisville TX 75077 effectively and efcientl to better serve severely abused children and their non-offending family members. Services Detroit Artists Market 4719 Woodward Ave. $16,400 To support the enhancement of services at the Resource Center to enable students and emerging artists to create their own Arts & Culture Detroit, MI 48201 website and marketing materials An artist database will also provide a biography and list of exhibit or events for each artist.

Detroit Entrepreneurship 1010 Antietam $10,000 To support the creation of an interactive website to increase access to information about DEI and register for programs online Community Institute Inc. Detroit, MI 48207 and to promote fundralsing through e-commerce, by allowing DEI graduates to sell their products and service online for a fee. Development

Detroit Youth Foundation (as 7375 Woodward, Suite 2800 1000000 To support an Internet Protocol TV-capable studio that will provide access to 'next generation' video IPTV to inner-city youth. Community fiscal agent for the City of Detroit, MI 48202 (Tot. $1.2M, MY 2006-2008, $1 M12006 and $100K 2007 & 2008). Development Detroit) Diamond Community 5106 Federal Boulevard, Suite $5,000 To support business training and technical assistance through seminars and workshops for local business owners Funds will Community Development Corporation 105 provide computer hardware, software and networking for the providing nonprofit organization Development San Diego , CA 92105 Dillon County United Way P. 0. Box 828 $850 Annual support Health & Human Dillon SC 29536 Services Discovery 2000 Inc. dba 200 19th Street North $20,000 To support the upgrade of the Center's internal technology system to better serve students, parents, teachers, and the entire Education McWane Science Center Birmingham, AL 35203 community and improve overall operations to continue offering a dynamic environment for all to realize the wonders of science Programs\Public Education\Public K

Discovery Center Museum 711 North Main Street $5,000 To support the museum's outreach program to bring educational science programs to the underserved. Purchase of a Education Rockford , IL 61103 computer, wireless service and software are essential for implementation of this roect. P rog rams Domestic and Foreign 2300 Edison Avenue $3,080 To support the purchase of a laptop, office software, and printer to support four programs that serve low-income residents. Community Missionary Society of the Sacramento, CA 95821 Technical support will help the staff manage the programs more efficiently Development Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America d/b/a St Matthews Community Social Services Center

Duncan Regional Hospital P.O. Box 2000 $44,426 To support the addition of IP videooonferencing and training for nursing students attending the University of Oklahoma or Education (DRH) Health Foundation Inc Duncan, OK 73534 Western Oklahoma State College Nursing Programs. The collaborator of this project is the University of Oklahoma College of Programs Nursing. DuPage Homeownership 1333 N. Main Street $8,000 To support the creation of a new website that will enable online registration for home buyer education classes, provide access Community Develo pment Center Inc Wheaton , 160 1 87 to online forms and promote the visibility and communication options for potential underserved clients

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Prolect Title Pro ram Area East Bay Spanish Speaking 1470 Fruitvale Ave. $11,000 To support the purchase of a web-based case management and program management software system to improve Community Citizens Foundation Oakland CA 94601 administration of the prog rams for the underserved Latino citizens in the community. Develo pment East County Economic 1870 Cordell Court, Ste 202 $2,500 To support an upgrade to the EDC's Connectory com, an Internet application(infrastructure that links buyers and suppliers, Community Development Council El Cajon, CA 92020 fostering better business opportunities Development Foundation East Market Street 601-B East Market Street $20,690 To support a collaboration for a infrastructure upgrade to enable training by the staff to the community and update the website Community Development Corporation Greensboro, NC 27410 to offer Information on activities, job opportunities and provide information on business plan development training. Development

East Texas Crisis Center Ina P.O. Box 7060 $5,000 To support the addition of hardware and software to improve staff efficiency for better service delivery to victims of domestic Health & Human Ter. TX 75711 violence and sexual assault Services East Wichita Shepherds 4407 East Douglas $11,000 To support the addition of updated hardware in order to attract quality volunteer presenters from business and universities to Education Center Wichita, KS 67218 enhance the Adventures in Learin prog ram available to seniors throughout the year Prog rams Eau Claire Regional Arts 318 Eau Claire St $5,000 To support the creation of a new website and implement Sage Fundraising software to manage events and membership Arts & Culture Council Inc Eau Claire. WI 54729 information to Increase support for the center EDAWN Co. 5190 Neil Road, Suite 111 $5,500 To support the Entrepreneurship Catalyst initiative with a comprehensive website and database system to help build a network Community Reno, NV 89502 of mentoring and funding opportunities for entrepreneurs and start-up ventures, thus creating more jobs In the region. Development

Edith and Henry Hauser 111 East Kentucky Street, $37,500 To support the addition of upgraded technology in order to provide a world of information to families directly affected by hearing Health & Human Hearing Institute Inc. Building B loss as well as provide resources for audiologists, physicians, and social workers for early intervention Services Louisville KY 40203 Education Development 55 Chapel Street $25,000 To support technology-based professional development for a cohort of teachers in Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Education Center, Inc. Newton, MA 02458 and Virginia, who, will in turn become online training facilitators to train other teachers within their respective states. Programs

El Cajon Community 168 Main Street $5,000 To support upgrades to the organization's website that will support a Housing and Small Business Online Resource Center, e- Community Development Corporation El Cajon, CA 92020 commerce (online purchases), and a newsletter. Improvements to the technology Infrastructure of the new office are also Development Sou ht El Paso Hispanic Chamber of 2416 E. Missouri $5,500 To support the further development of the Entrepreneurial Technical Assistance Centers (ETAS) with the appropriate Community Commerce Educational El Paso, TX 79903 technological tools to help Increase efficiency and effectiveness of the services the Chamber provide Development Development El Sol Science and Arts 1010 Broadway Street $5,000 To support the organization's week long annual science field study project by supplementing the cost for low-income students Education Academy of Santa Ana Santa Ana, CA 92702 allowing them osure to marine science Programs Elderhelp of San Diego 4069 30th Street $5,000 To support the creation of web-based software that will streamline the volunteer process for the undeserved. Users will have Health & Human San Diego, CA 92107 access to volunteer profiles and assignments Increased communication and reporting functions will also be Integrated Services

Elgin Community College 1700 Spartan Drive $18,500 To support the creation of a mobile teaming classroom that will provide an interactive teaming experience, cultivate team Education Foundation El In IL 60123 working skills, and enable access to educational resources outside the classroom. Prog rams Elim Christian Services 13020 S Central Ave. $12,000 To support the purchase of a new Microsoft server to enable increased speed, performance, and reliability in managing and Community Palos Heights, IL 60463-2410 o anizin the data and services provided for the disabled in the community Development Elizabeth Jones Library 423 South Line Street $39,135 To support the addition of upgraded hardware for staff development and enable adequate training in basic adult education, Education Grenada, MS 38901 English-as-a-Second Language, adult and family literacy, and provide computer literacy services to the community. Programs\Public Education Empowerment Inc. 109 N. Graham Street $2,925 To support upgraded technology by replacing the outdated phone system with the Business Communications Manager for more Health & Human Chapel Hill NC 27516 effective call handlin that will Increase efficiency and improve overall service delivery Services Epilepsy Chapter of Mobile & 951 Government St.. Ste 201 $6,000 To support the addition of hardware and software in order to enhance collection, security, and reporting of data and improve Health & Human Gulf Coast Inc dba Epilepsy Mobile, AL 36604 outreach support for people stricken with epilepsy Services Foundation of South Alabama

Epilepsy Foundation of New 429 River View Plaza $5,000 To support S.HAR.E.-Students Hearing About & Recognizing Epilepsy, a 5th grade curriculum designed to increase Education Jersey Corporation Trenton, NJ 08611 awareness and treat seizures to Individuals affected by epilepsy, with resources for syllabus delivery. P rog rams Esteem Music Inc. 121 Carleton Street $2,700 To support staff training and the creation of a website providing the community with information about music programs/services Education Lakeland FL 33803-4504 for the underserved and create an avenue to solicit volunteers and donations P rog rams EUP Learning Center, Inc. 7708 W Partridge Row $24,490 To support the creation of CONNECT, a webstte that will host interactive tutoring and lessons developed by the teachers. An Education Brimley, MI 49715 technology upgrade to the Learning Center will also allow more students to benefit from this after-school tutoring program Programs%Public Education%Public K 12 Eva Foundation 1120 E. Huffman Road, #324 $5,000 To support the Eva Foundation in providing critical resources for victims of domestic abuse and expand its services to more Health & Human Anchorage , AK 99515 affected Individuals in the communi ty Service STATEMENT A Pg 14/63 Auur rayurrnI rrunr Mlar ruuttuauun

Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Request Protect Title Prog ram Area Expanding and Preserving our 170 NW 5th Avenue $11,844 To support a technology upgrade of software and hardware at the Spady Museum to better manage it's collection, membership, Arts & Culture Cultural Heritage, Inc. dlbla Delray Beach, FL 33444 and donar records. The museum is preserving and educating the community about the African-American cultural history Spady Cultural Heritage, Inc

Extending a Hand Community 4197 Lakeside Drive, Ste. 100 $5,000 To support the creation of an interactive website to engage community participation in good nutrition practices, exercise, and Health & Human Outreach Ministries Inc Richmond, CA 94608 relationship workshops. Website will also focus on increasing volunteer support to provide food to the community. Services

Fair Housing of Marin 615 B Street $6,080 To support an upgrade of computer hardware and software for more efficient handling of housing discrimination inquiries and Community San Rafael CA 94901 com plaints from the underserved in the communi ty Development Faith in Action of McHenry 7105 Virginia Rd., Suite 21 $5,000 To support the creation of a website that will increase community awareness of their work with the elderly, as well as provide an Health & Human County Crystal Lake, IL 60012 opportunity to engage volunteers and donors. Services Families Helping Families of P.O. Box 626 $3,500 To support a technological infrastructure upgrade with laptop and desktop computers, software, and printer to more efficiently Health & Human Louisiana Thibodaux, LA 70302 manage the o anization that is serving the needs of the disabled Services Families Under Urban and 3353 Elgin Street $17,000 To support the e-Building project that will promote the use of technology to underserved communities It will include online Community Social Attack , In.c Houston TX 77004 outreach pooled technology resources , and innovations in service delivery Development Family Giving Tree 606 Valley Way $5,000 To support a program that provides low-income, at-risk youth with a new toy that they Wshed' for and will receive during the Health & Human Milpitas , CA 95035 holiday season. These gifts promote self-esteem and improve morale, helping to ensure a well-adjusted person. Services Family Promise, Inc. 71 Summit Avenue $25,000 To support the development of a print directory and an interactive, online database of the following community-based initiative - Community Summit , NJ 07901 transitional housing, ob trainin healthcare and childcare services. Development Family Resource Center of 875 North Homestead Blvd. $10,000 To support the purchase of eight computers, Internet access, and educational software for the nursery school and the Education South Florida Inc Homestead, FL 33130 emergency shelter. This will provide developmental assistance for the pre-school kids and homework access for the students in Programs the shelter. Family Service of Champaign 405 South State Street $5,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade, replacing old computers and installing new software to improve management of Community County Champaign, IL 61820 the programs for the elderly and gather relevant data Training for the staff would also be necessary. Development Family Support Services of 4057 Carmichael Avenue, Bldg. $50,000 To support a collaboration with the Florida Community College to assist 17-year-old youth emancipating from foster care receive Community North Florida Inc, 3000, Suite 101 computer training necessary to complete high school and obtain employment. Foster families also receive hardware and Development Jacksonville FL 32207 training, Family Support Services of the 401 Grand Avenue, Suite 500 31898 To support Family Support Services of the Bay Area's completion of their agency-wide technology plan in the Oakland and San Community Bay Area Oakland , CA 94610 Francisco facilities Development Family Violence Prevention 7911 Broadway $12,752 To support upgraded technology that will help expedite communications and enhance collaboration with other service agencies Health & Human Services Inc. San Antonio , TX 78209 in order to im prove crisis intervention services for victims of domestic violence. Services Fast Forward 3223 Devine Street $18,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade to include a new server and assistive hardware and software to expand services for the Education Columbia, SC 29205 disabled. Large print/high contrast keyboards, and trackballs are part of effort to expand technology educational programs. Programs

Feedback Foundation Inc 1200 Knollwood Circle $10,000 To support an upgrade of computer hardware and software, to include the purchase of CADCare, a computerized charting Health & Human Anaheim , CA 92801 system and plan of care model for the benefit of disabled seniors Services Fellowship of San Antonio 23755 Canyon Golf Road $50,000 To support technological systems for a multipurpose building in which all citizens and various nonprofit groups can gather for Community San Antonio, TX 78258 stud recreation , work, trainin g, music, and fellowship (Total $150 06-08, $50K per year) Development Filipino-American 1010 Mission Street $25,000 To support a collaboration to provide mtemet access and computer classes to underserved youth and adults, teaching basic Education Develo pment Foundation San Francisco, CA 94103 computer literacy, Internet research , email communication , and job readiness assistance Programs Fisher House Inc. 7323 W US Highway 90 $5,000 To support technology enhancements to strengthen the non-profit through an updated website that will improve communications Health & Human Ste. 70 between clients and staff, improve organization's visibility, and increase opportunities for online donations Services San Antonio , TX 78227 Florence Crittendon Agency 1531 Dick Lonas Road $25,000 To support laptop computers for 17 in-the-field case managers to equip them with instant access to client records and other Health & Human Inc. Knoxville, TN 37909 data needed to complete reports from any given location, all to better serve abused and neglected children and their families. Services

Fond Du Lac Adult Literacy 32 Sheboygan St $4,400 To support the purchase of a laptop, printer, and software to improve management of the adult literacy program Staff will need Education Services Inc. Fond du Lac WI 54935 trainin g to create education plans and track clients' prog ress Volunteer support will also be tracked Prog rams Fontana Community 8353 Sierra Avenue $15,000 To support access to library information systems, electronic database, and the internet for the Spanish speaking community. Community Foundation Fontana , CA 92335 Software and eight computers that will be networked in the Libra ry and Resource Technology Center Development Food Bank of Northern 994 Packer Way $4,992 To support the replacement of two Inadequate personal computers with two new laptops for the President/CEO and the Public Health & Human Nevada Inc. Sparks. NV 89431 Information Officer to effectively Perform their lobs for the benefit of the Food Bank of Northern Nevada Services Forever Foundation for Texas 2800 NE Loop 410, Ste 105 $15,000 To support upgraded technology to complete the distance-learning studio in order to provide 'virtual field trips' for over 12,000 K- Education Wildlife Inc San Antonio, TX 78218 12 students in Texas schools to teach them natural resources and wildlife issues, as well as help expand outreach Programs%Public Education\Public K 12

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Paves Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Proj ect Title Prog ram Area Fort Pierce-St Lucie County 1850 Fountainview Blvd, Suite $30,000 To support a collaborative effort to create three computer labs in underserved communities and to provide intemet and software Community Chamber of Commerce 201 training to enhance educational and economic opportunities. Funds will cover the cost of internet installation Development Foundation Inc Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 Fort Smith Art Center 423 North Sixth Street $7,570 To support the addition of updated hardware and software, including an improved, interactive, multilingual website, and provide Arts & Culture Fort Smith , AR 72901 trainin g for staff for the pu rpose of increasing connection with audience and artists Fort Worth Chamber 777 Taylor Street, Ste. 900 $25,000 To support Job Links Excelerator, a streamlined, computerized process that will improve the capacity to match underserved Community Foundation Inc. Fort Worth, TX 76102 individuals to employers in order to better serve the workforce development needs of the community Develo pment Fort Worth Metropolitan 1150 S. Freeway, Suite 211 $20,000 To support upgraded technology for the Contractor Development Program that will conduct training programs for minority Community Industrial Development Inc. (as Fort Worth, TX 76104 businesses to grow in contracting capacity in the construction industry, creating economic growth and development in the Development fiscal agent for Black Chamber community. of Metropolitan Forth Worth

Foundations at Fairplex 1101 W. McKinley Ave $6,000 To support the fundraising efforts of the organization with the purchase of AuctionPay event software and by providing staff Community Pomona , CA 91768 training on additional applications of the Raiser's Edge software. Development Fox Valley Symphony 111 W College Ave # 550 $15,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade including computers, software, scanner, projector, video camera and printer to Arts & Culture Orchestra Association Inc Appleton , WI 54911 im prove the efficiency of the office manag ement and aide in donor presentations and outreach efforts Fox Valley United Way 40 West Downer Place $4,800 Annual Support Health & Human Aurora, IL 60506 Services Frank S. Caltabilota, Jr. c/o Diane Maria $25,000 To support the Frank S. Caltabilota, Jr Scholarship award presented to students of St Jerome's and Shore Regional Schools Education Scholarship Fund A New 75 Hollywood Avenue annually. Programs\Public Jersey Non Profit Corporation West Long Branch, NJ 07764 Education\Public K 12 Frankfort Clinton County 208 W. Clinton Street $5.803 To support the upgrade of computers and software for library patrons to take computer classes, complete online job Education Contractual Public Library FrankfortIN 46041 applications , and perform internet research. Programs Fremont Public Library 1170 North Midlothian Road $7,100 To support a collaboration to expand and improve the ESL instruction offered at the library, that serves increasing numbers of Education Mundelein, IL 60080 Spanish speaking patrons A new laptop and new software will help keep pace with the increasing number of underserved Programs students. Friends of Chula Vista Nature 1000 Gunpowder Point Drive $10,000 To support website upgrades making life science educational materials available for purchase, as well as the addition of a web- Education Center Chula Vista, CA 91910 cam in the eagle exhibit to enhance visitors viewing pleasure, and increase participation at both the website and the Center. Programs

Friends of Disabled Adults and 4900 Lewis Road $33,527 To support the addition of upgraded technology to improve client and donor tracking and provide a reliable server to increase Health & Human Children, Toot Inc. Stone Mountain GA 30083 efficiency and outreach to the disabled who require medical equipment services. Services Friends of La Laguna Inc. P.O. Box 2548 $2,000 To support the creation of a website for Laguna de San Gabriel Park that will be launched in conjunction with its community- Arts & Culture San Gabriel, CA 91775-2548 driven renovation. The park's history and renovation details will be highlighted, as well as volunteer and donation opportunities.

Friends of the Castrovilte 802 London $20,000 To support the addition of laptop computers for the purpose of teaching classes in the community room of the library or outside Education Libra Castroville TX 78009 in the arden area providing a location away from the heavy evening traffic of patrons using desktops. Programs Friends of the Dallas Public 1515 Young Street $15,000 To support upgraded hardware for the Teen Center at the Library, providing at-risk teens with necessary tools and resources to Education Library Inc Dallas, TX 75201 complete homework assignments, enhance their skills, and provide them with positive avenues to focus on success. Programs\Publlc Education\Public K

Friends of the Kew P.O. Box 1612 $5,000 To support an interactive, environmental website, targeting the underserved, rural population of the Kew Valley region, for the Health & Human Incorporated Inc. Lawrence, KS 66044 purpose of educating them on the critical preservation of water quality in order to maintain a healthy watershed in their area. Services

Friends of the Library - P 0. Box 716 $5,500 To support the upgrade of the Smithville Library's website and improve the interactivity of the web-based information in order to Community Smithville Texas Smithvllle TX 78957 better communicate announceme nts , Prog rams , and events with the community Development Future Neenah, Inc. 135 W. Wisconsin Ave. $4,121 To support the purchase of a laptop computer and projector for the staff to give presentations to the community to promote the Community P.O. Box 896 economic and cultural events and increase donations to support the organization. Development Neenah, WI 54956 Gala Choruses Inc P.O. Box 99998 $5,000 To support the 25th anniversary of GALA by offsetting costs for event that will coincide with the GALA Choruses Festival 2008 Arts & Culture Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Miami. Event will focus on youth, breast cancer, AIDS, and homelessness with choruses representing each special needs rou . Gateway Technical College 3520 30th Avenue $10,000 To support the purchase of equipment for the Telecommunications Lab to begin offering the Advanced Technical Certificate Education Foundation Inc Kenosha, WI 53144 (ATC) in the Telecommunication Engineering Technologies program, preparing students to work as highly skilled technicians. Programs

Geneva Lakes Area United P.O. Box 455 $962 Annual Support Health & Human way Lake Geneva , WI 53147 Se ices STATEMENT A Pg 16/63 rvv• 1 ti,I•I%.IIw 11vlhI nIi I I Vut IVgt,Vll

Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Prog ram Area George Bush Presidential Texas A&M University $40,000 To support renovation and multimedia components for the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum (Total $200K over 5 Education Library Foundation 1145 TAMU yrs '06210 at $40K per yr) Programs College Station, TX 77843-1145

George Washington University The Graduate School of Political $69,000 To support a multidimensional, political leadership development program for Native Americans (Multiyear 2005-2007, total Education Management $357,000 - FHQ will pay $207K at $69K per year, DC and OK each will pay $75K, at $25K each per year). ProgramstPrivate 805 21st Street, NW, Suite 401 Education\Private Washington, DC 20052 Higher Education

George Washington University The Graduate School of Political $25,000 To support a multidimensional, political leadership development program for Native Americans (Multiyear 2005.2007, total Education Management $357,000 - FHQ will pay $207K at $69K per year, DC and OK each will pay $75K, at $25K each per year) Programs\Pnvate 805 21st Street, NW, Suite 401 EducationlPrivafe Washington, DC 20052 Higher Education

George Washington University The Graduate School of Political $25,000 To support a multidimensional, political leadership development program for Native Americans (Multiyear 2005-2007• total Education Management $357,000 - FHQ will pay $207K at $69K per year, DC and OK each will pay $75K, at $25K each per year) Programs\Pnvate 805 21st Street, NW, Suite 401 Education\Private Washington, DC 20052 Higher Education

Georgia Aquarium Inc 225 Baker Street 25000 To support Georgia Aquarium's Sponsored Admissions program providing free admission to the Aquarium during the 2007-2008 Education Atlanta, GA 30313 academic school year to members 'tittles' of Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta Programs Girl Scouts 1310 Guatemozin $5,000 To support a technology center with the needed equipment to achieve the focus on programs that improve math, science, Education Laredo, TX 78043 technology and engineering for Girl Scouts Programs Girl Scouts of America - Deep 3483 Springhill Avenue $14,000 To support the addition of a modernized phone system to improve communications and overall operations and service delivery Community South Council Mobile AL 36608 as a result of the realig nment of councils in southern Alabama Development Girl Scouts of Black Diamond P.O. Box 507 $5,000 To support the organization's outreach programs that deliver age-appropriate and research based curricula that focus on math, Education Council 210 Hole Street science, literacy, avoidance of risky behavior, and health/fitness Programs Charleston WV 25322-0507 Girl Scouts of Kentuckians, 2115 Lexington Road $8,000 To support the addition of an intranet site to improve the management of Information between all service centers and council Education Inc. Louisville KY 40206 headquarters, creatin a'meetin lace' for all staff members to better carry out the Girl Scout Program. Programs Girls Incorporated 120 Wall Street, Third Floor $175,000 To support the Integration of the gels' section of Girls Incorporated's public website with their members only site in order to Education New York, NY 10005 reachten a e more iris. (Total $425K payable at $175K in 2007 and $125K in 2008&2009 ) P rograms Girls Incorporated - Central 5201 8th Avenue South $19,085 To support the addition of upgraded software and hardware, providing girls with tools to enhance their technology skills for their Education Alabama Birmingham, AL 35212 overall success in school and life and im prove the agency's operations. Programs Girls Incorporated of Orange 1815 Anaheim Avenue $4,000 To support training the staff of Girls Incorporated on Microsoft Word, Excel and Power Point, so they may in turn offer training to Education County Costa Mesa , CA 92627 the girls to enhance their academic and economic achievements Prog rams Girls Incorporated of 904 South Miller Street $1,625 To support the implementation of a donor database to the current websde. BasicFunder Enterprise will record, track and Community Shelbyville Shelby County Shelbyville, IN 46176 analyze donor information and enable communication with donors through online pledge reminders. The goal is to increase Development fundraisin. Glendale Educational 501 West Glenoaks Blvd., #143 $4,130 To support technology Integration in the classroom with a Demonstration Projection Station, that consists of a LCD projector, Education Foundation Glendale, CA 91206 laptop, software and cart Teachers will utilize technology to increase interest and learning for the students Programs

Glendale Healthy Kids 223 N. Jackson St., B-17 $5,000 To support an upgrade and re-design of the website to support access to secure electronic copies of medical records and Health & Human Glendale, CA 91206 provide email hosting for the staff Additional funds will support a laptop for the staffs access to records from remote clinics. Services

Good Shepherd Mission 1005 Martin Lurther King $25,150 To support critical Infrastructure upgrades to primarily help at-nsk citizens with access to technology in the form of phone and Health & Human Huntsville, TX 77320 computer access and to gain the skills to transition from poverty and assist with rehabilitation and recovery programs Services

Goodwill Industries - Knoxville, P.O. Box 11066 $4,925 To support the addition of special-needs hardware and software, providing low-income, disabled individuals with the necessary Health & Human Inc. Knoxville, TN 37939 skills to help them achieve independence through potential employment. Funding will support staff training as well. Services

Goodwill Industries of Central 1015 Norwood Park Blvd. $5,000 To support Deaflink, a cutting-edge, intemet-based technology, which will provide immediate, onsite interpretation services for Health & Human Texas Austin TX 78753-6800 the Deaf as they are a pplying through Goodwill's em ployment services Services Goodwill Industries of Orange 410 N. Fairview Street $15,000 To support the use of assistive technology as a means to improve communication and leaming opportunities for the disabled. Health & Human County California Santa Ana CA 92703 The ultimate goal Is to enable people to become independent and engag ed in their life Services Goodwill Industries of San 406 W. Commerce $62,500 To support the development of a Cyber Cafe dedicated to helping the underserved and disabled bridge the digital divide and Community ntonio San Antonio TX 78207 experience cos -free state-of-the-art technolo gy (Total $ 125K. multiyear 2006-2007 $62 , 500 per year) Development STATEMENT A Pg 17/63 4VV! r- yiririlw Jrullr Ii I at l ruuptuauu,l

Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Prolect Title Program Area Goodwin College Inc. 745 Burnside Avenue $15,000 To support an upgrade and expansion of the computer labs used by the students to fulfill the computer literacy/applications Education East Hartford , CT 08108 requirement, as well as complete general course work for degree requirements. Pro, rams Governors Books From Birth 710 James Robertson Parkway $5,000 To support funding for age-appropriate books provided to all eligible children in Tennessee from birth to age five, this is done in Education Foundation Floor 11 conjunction with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. The current cost per child is $27, with half provided by this group. Programs Nashville, TN 37243

Grant County Economic 301 South Adams Street $6,700 To support the creation of a dynamic web portal for the Grant County community to facilitate investment in the community and to Community Growth Council, Inc Marion, IN 46952 help with job creation. The portal will have a forum to address issues in the community with local responses provided quickly Development

Great Lakes Adaptive Sports 400 E Illinois $6,830 To support the re-design of the website to enable better communication with the parents, staff and community Website will be Health & Human Association Lake Forest, IL 60045 accessible to those with physical disabilities, including limited vision Project will also streamline data for better tracking Services

Great Rivers United Way, Inc. 1855 E. Main Street 37 Annual Support Health & Human Onalaska, WI 54650 Services Great Valley Center 201 Needham Street $200,160 To support the Pixley Connect Project that will create a program model in a rural community to provide programs including Community Modesto, CA 95354 distance learning, telemedicine, and business Incubation (MY 2006-08, payble at $199K-'06, $200.160K=07, $200K-'08, total Development $600K) Greater Austin Performing Arts P.O. Box 301499 $200,000 To support the Long Center In creation of an Arts Educ. Prog to bring performing arts to inner-city schools, establish two arts Arts & Culture Center Austin, TX 78703 ed. classrooms and subsidize rental rates for arts grps Redirected to cap. campaign 7/31/06. (Total $1M, 03-07, $200K/yr )

Greater El Paso Chamber of 10 Civic Center Plaza $3,500 To support the software and hardware upgrade of the current membership management database system in order to keep up Community Commerce Foundation, Inc. El Paso , TX 79901 with the growth of the Chamber's membershi p needs. Development Greater Greene County United P.O Box 102 333 Annual Support Health & Human Way, Inc. Linton, IN 47441 Services Greater Kalamazoo United 709 S Westnedge Ave. $12,210 Annual Support Health & Human Way Kalamazoo, MI 49007-6003 Services Greater Solid Rock Baptist 6280 Camp Road $7,428 To support the addition of upgraded technology for a computer lab in the Outreach Center in order to facilitate educational Education Church of Atlanta, GA Riverdale, GA 30296 enrichment programs for youth to improve academically and seniors who desire computer literacy and typing skills Programs\Public Education\Public K

Green Project, Inc. 2831 Marais Street $10,000 To support a technology Infrastructure upgrade, Including computers and software to track donors, members and volunteers, Community New Orleans, LA 70117 and training for the staff to more efficiently manage the organization, which recycles excess paint and surplus building materials. Development

Green River Regional Tate Page Hall 1 Big Red Way $20,000 To support the addition of hardware and sophisticated software that will provide for timely access to transcribed Braille materials Education Educational Cooperative, Inc 427 for use by students who are blind and visually impaired. Funding will also provide for a Braille transcriber Programs as fiscal agent for Caveland Bowling Green, KY 42101 Educational Support Center

Greenville Family Partnership P.O. Box 10203 $19,000 To support enhancing web-based communication to the community about youth drug and alcohol abuse prevention through Community Greenville, SC 29603-0203 podcasts, blogs, e-blasts and an online forum Wordpress software, application development and training are part of the Development oroposal. Griffin-Spalding County United P. O. Box 83 $1,000 Annual support Health & Human Way Griffin GA 30224 Services Growing Merced Foundation 360 E. Yosemite Ave., Suite 100 $15,000 To support the incorporation of technology and training into a coordinated outreach effort to identify and capitalize on emerging Community Merced, CA 95340 manufacturing business opportunities Funds will provide a laptop and cell phone as well as technical training for projects Development

Guadalupe County United Way P.O Box 805 450 Annual Support Health & Human Sequin , TX 78156 Services Guillain Barre Syndrome LCC Offices $5,000 To support the Guillam-Barre Syndrome (GBS) 2008 Annual Meeting and Conference scheduled for the UK The conference Health & Human Support Group Eastgate brings together healthcare professionals and patients, Including an educational and networking seminar for children suffering Services Sleaford NG34 9AD from GBS. United Kinadom Gwlnnett Tech Foundation Inc. 5150 Sugarloaf Parkway $25,000 To support the addition of desktops and software, expanding the computer lab to enable students to take required English as a Education Lawrenceville, GA 30043 Second Language (ESL) tests in a stress-free environment to improve scores as opposed to using laptops in crowded hallways. Programs

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Re guest Project Title Prog ram Area Habitat for Humanity 3225-A Rice Mill Road $4,952 To support upgraded hardware to expedite communications/transactions between main office, Home Store, and construction Community International - Macon Area Macon, GA 31206 sites, enabling volunteers, donors, and partner families efficient online access, as well as provide a paperless filing system, Development

Habitat for Humanity 2200 S Ritchey $15,000 To support an upgrade to the organization's accounting software, MIP Fund, allowing all the data to be accessible and to allow Community International Inc (as fiscal Santa Ana, CA 92705 more efficient management of the organization Development agent for Habitat for Humanity of Orange County) Habitat for Humanity 1454 Etna Avenue $8,026 To support a new website that will enable donors, volunteers, and visitors to communicate with Habitat as well as help manage Community International Inc (as fiscal Huntington, IN 48750 events and allow mass mail capability Request includes computers, projectors, and staff training to improve office efficiency Development agent for Huntington County Habitat Habitat for Humanity 1401 N. Fares Ave. $8,000 To support an upgrade to the Financial Edge 7 software to efficiently integrate with data in the Raiser's Edge 7 software for Community International , Inc. Evansville, I N 47711 more efficient management of the data Funds will also su pport trainin g for the staff Develo ment Habitat for Humanity, Inc dba P O. Box 1402 $5,000 To support the addition of updated hardware and software, enabling better communications with the international office, Community Lauderdale County Habitat for Meridian, MS 39302 volunteers, and potential homeowners, thus providing the highest quality of service to the community. Development Humanity Hall County Library System 127 Main Street NW $7,590 To support the addition of upgraded hardware and computer seating for the Oakwood branch library to provide teenagers with Education Gainesville, GA 30501 their own personal space, encouraging social networking and educational use of the library's resources for homework Programs\Public assignments. Education\Public K 12 Hancock County Library 8984 East Broad Street $10,587 To support the addition of 12 laptops to provide students and low-income individuals with internet access to Information Education Sparta, GA 31087 resources for educational purposes and employment opportunities and enable staff to schedule training classes for the ProgramstPublic community. Educatlon\Publc K

Happy Days and Special 1622 Ashley Hall Road $5,000 To support the purchase of software and an unlimited one year technology training program to maximize the technological Community Times Inc Charleston , SC 29407 efficiency of staff. Development Healthy Eating Lifestyle 2600 Garden Road, East $10,000 To support HELP's fight against childhood obesity by educating kids, ages 5-12, about nutrition and wellness through a new Health & Human Principles Inc Building, Suite 123 interactive website equipped with games, videos, music, and a Kids Club Services Monterey, CA 93940 Heart of Florida United Way 1940 Traylor Blvd. $26,500 Annual support Health & Human Orlando, FL 32804 Services Heart of Georgia United Way 2376 Hwy 80 West 500 Annual support Health & Human Dublin GA 31021 Services Heart of Kentucky United Way P.O. Box 748 100 Annual Support Health & Human Danville KY 40423 Services Heartland Foundation 3620 Frederick Avenue $10,000 To support the addition of state-of-the-art technology for the emPower facility, providing students with skill-building opportunities Education St Joseph, MO 64506 which will prepare them for the future workforce and enrich their communities and families now and in the future. ProgramstPublic Education\Public K 12 Heartspring 8700 East 29th Street North $15,000 To support the Heartspring Mobile Access project with the addition of laptop computers, software, and peripherals in order to Health & Human Wichita, KS 67226 provide Improved offslte support services to special-needs children and their families and school districts. Services Hemophilia of Georgia Inc 8800 Roswell Road, Ste 170 $20,000 To support upgraded technology to facilitate online access to hemophilia clients or organizations who need to order medication Health & Human Atlanta, GA 30350 and supplies after business hours for processing the next business day, providing expeditious treatment for healthier lives. Services

Hidalgo Foundation of Boxer 100 Dolorosa, 5th Floor $375,817 To support the technology infrastructure of the Bexar County Courthouse to include one fully technologically equipped Community County San Antonio, TX 78205 courtroom and add basic technology capacity to nine other courtrooms (Total $1,975,817, MY 2003-07. $400K'03-'06, $375,817 Development '071. High Country United Way P. O Box 247 $1,500 Annual support Health & Human Boone, NC 28607 Services HIS Heart Inc 1300 West Capitol Street $8,210 To support the addition of updated technology in order to provide low-income youth with an avenue to work on after-school Education Jackson, MS 39203 assignments and help increase donor and volunteer base, as well as improve office efficiency for better service delivery. Programs

His House Inc. 20000 NW 47th Ave. $50,000 To support a collaborative effort to enhance the technology infrastructure for students at His House Academy, a school for Education Miami Gardens, FL 33055 abused and abandoned children. Funds will provide students with laptops, internal access and educational software. Programs

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Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Pro ect Title Prog ram Area Hispanic Leadership 318 West Houston Street, Suite $50,000 To support the Access to Technology Center providing basic office technology training seminars to small businesses (Total Community Development Foundation 300 $150K, MY 2006-08; FHQ $75K Q $25K/yr, TX $75K i $25K/yr.) Development San Antonio, TX 78205 Hispanic Womens Network of P 0. Box 327 $10,000 To support the upgrade of software and development of an electronic support program to provide statewide higher educational Education Texas Austin, TX 78767 opportunities to the underserved. Pro rams Historic Downtown Liberty Inc. 14 North Main Street $10,000 To support development of an interactive website and kiosk for self-guided tours, educating visitors and residents about historic Arts & Culture Libertv. MO 64068 downtown Liberty, MO rich in architecture and character, and about its historic preservation efforts Historic Newburgh, Inc. P.O. Box 543 $3,000 To support the purchase of a laptop, digital projector, and updated software, including Powerpoint, to create programs for Education Newburgh, IN 47629 school children and adults about historic Newburgh Promotion of the town will help gain support for preservation of its history Programs

Home of Hope, Inc. P 0 Box 903 $11,815 To support Home of Hope with corporate network connection for branch locations and the addition of two computer labs for staff Education Vnita OK 74301 training and the School to Work prog ram desig ned for hig h school students with disabilities P rams Homeless Alliance Inc 312 Commerce $10,000 To support the H.net/Horizon network computer database that will assist the Homeless Alliance to increase the number of user Health & Human Oklahoma City, OK 73109 agencies to share date on the homeless in central Oklahoma to better coordinate services Services Homework Hotline Inc. 4805 Park Avenue $3,155 To support the addition of an interactive website to provide educational assistance for low-income, underserved, at-risk youth Education Nashville, TN 37209 and improve dissemination of data for school systems to use in their assessments, as well as provide downfoadable materials Programs

Hope House Inc. P 0 Box 577 $6,000 To support upgraded technology for enhanced network security, reliability, and speed at the two facilities in eastern Jackson Health & Human Lee's Summit MO 84063 County, im proving operations and delivery of service to families who are victims of domestic violence. Services House of Neighborly Service 407 N. Calaveras $6,001 To support the addition of hardware and software and provide staff training In order to better serve its Westside residents with Health & Human San Antonio, TX 78207 programs that enhance their quality of life Services Houston Interfaith Sponsoring 4141 Southwest Freeway, Ste. $25,000 To support upgraded technology in order to create an electronic database and storage system that will provide efficiency for Community Committee, Incorporated 650 office staff and community leaders, all to better communicate issues affecting the well-being of communities. Development Houston TX 77027 Howard Whittemore Memorial 243 Church Street $3,600 To support an upgrade of the computer hardware and software utilized by patrons of the library. This will support enhanced Education Library Naugatuck, CT 06770 intemet access for educational purposes. Prorams Humboldt Senior Resource 1910 California Street $10,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade of computers, software, and peripherals to support the Alzheimer Resource Center that Health & Human Center Inc. Eureka CA 95501 serves caregivers, giving them access to a library of information on care for dementia Services Hunters Helping Hunters Inc 1695 North Main Street $6,449 To support enhancements to the website to include designating areas accessible only through a protected password, and Community Auburn, IN 46706 adding software that can produce higher quality photos, a color printer and Peachtree software to track donations and Development expenses Huntsville Madison County 4747 Bob Wallace Avenue $10,000 To support the addition of upgraded hardware to improve staff efficiency and educational programs for youth and adults, as well Education Botanical Garden Society, Inc Huntsville, AL 35805 as provide better service to corporate clients who rent the facilities. Programs

Imperial Valley College P.O. Box 158 $5,000 To support the creation of a wabsite to attract support, financially and otherwise, to enhance educational opportunities for Education Foundation 380 East Aten Road minority students. It will be also provide community information about upcoming events Programs Imperial , CA 92251-0158 Indian River Community 3209 Virginia Avenue $20,910 To support the creation of digital audio and video recordings of lectures and Instructional activities by the faculty. Each full-time Education College Foundation, Inc Fort Pierce, FL 34981-5596 instructor will receive a web-cam, digital voice recorder, and flash drive to enable them to post all lectures online. Programs

Indiana Black Expo, Inc, 3145 N. Mendian Street $15,200 To support an infrastructure upgrade, including a new LAN server, updated software, and personnel for troubleshooting. E- Community Indianapolis. IN 48208 fundraisin and e-commerce will be added to the website for reater commun' su ort. Develo ment Indiana University (as fiscal P.O. Box 1847 $25,000 To support the purchase of 30 laptops with a storage cart that can be transported to any classroom on campus to create a Education agent for Trustees of Indiana Bloomington, IN 47402-1847 technology classroom. Students will have access to an enhanced learning environment to improve their computer and research Programs University) skills. Indiana University Foundation - 1315 East Tenth Street, Suite $50,000 To support the Virtual Congress project, an online, multi-player, role-play game about Congress to help young people learn Education The Center on Congress 320 about representative democracy (Total $10OK - MY 2006-2007, © $50K/year) Programs Bloomington . I N 47405-1701 Indianapolis Neighborhood 1802 North Illinois Street $15,900 To support the creation of a websde that will have web pages for each neighborhood organization, a resource library managed Community Resource Center Inc (INRC) Indianapolis, IN 46202 by INRC, a discussion board to promote involvement in the community, and on-demand video to be used as a marketing tool for Development INRC Infant and Family Nutrition 1225 Boca Chica Blvd $4,000 To support Increased technology integration within administration and program delivery in order to increase operational Health & Human Center Brownsville TX 78520 efficiency and effectiveness utilizin Internet access, data networking, interactive web-site , and training Services Infant Crisis Services Inc 1933 NW 39th Street $5,000 To support the purchase of approximately 94 Layette Packs. The packs are an infant care package that provides the basic Health & Human Oklahoma City, OK 73 1 18 necessities to care for a baby and will be given to low-income families with infants. Services

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project Title Prog ram Area Inkster Senior Services Inc 2000 Inkster Road $25,000 To support a collaboration with five senior centers to bring computer access to their residential complex and recreation center. Community Inkster MI 48141 Training on basic com puter skills and internet access will be provided Development Inland Empire United Way 9644 Hermosa Aenue $3,000 Annual Support Health & Human Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Services

Institute for International 1750 Massachusetts Avenue, $50,000 To support the Institute's operating expenses associated with their 2007 program of meetings and publications on economic- Community Economics NW related topics Development Washington , DC 20036 Institute for Local Government 1400 K SL, Suite 301 $50,000 To support a collaborative effort to identify best practices for promoting a health-focused environment for kids and sharing those Health & Human Sacramento, CA 95814 online Web dialogues will enable local officials to share, develop, and implement ideas in their communities. Services

Interfaith Education Fund Inc. 123 Octavia Place $20,000 To support upgraded technology to develop a flexible database to help community leaders keep better track of parents situated Community San Antonio, TX 78214 in the West, East, and South sides of San Antonio who support and voice an agenda of education issues affecting their Development children. Interfaith Education Fund, Inc 7134 Alameda $3,000 To support the expansion of the office network of technology infrastructure with the purchase and installation of 3 laptop Community EI Paso, TX 79915 computers. Development International Aid Service - USA 3400 Stockman Road $5,000 To support construction of classrooms in Sudan for 350 civil-war displaced 1st through 12th grade students The grant will Education Inc Pocatello , ID 83204 support the limited educational access these children have in the south of the country of Sudan. Programs Ivy Tech Foundation, Inc. (as 1815 E. Morgan St $18,680 To support wireless internet access campus-wide for use by students to perform research, complete class assignments, and Education fiscal agent for Ivy Tech P'O. Box 1373 access email. It's estimated that 20 wireless access points will be installed for maximum internet connectivity for all students. Programs Community College, Region 5 Indianapolis, IN 46903-1373 'ITCC51 J C Wafts Foundation Inc 600 13th Street, NW $5,000 To support the 2007 Full Impact Leadership Academy Program in Washington, D.C, June 25-29, 2007, for male high school Education Suite 790 athletes Programs Washington , DC 20005 JA Worldwide 2829 Montana Ave., Suite 203 $4,500 To support technology Infrastructure upgrades that will improve efficiencies, increase service quality, reduce overhead Education El Paso, TX 79903 associated with delivery of education programs and help to manage increasing numbers of students, teachers and volunteers Programs

JA worldwide dba Junior 3003 Oak Road, Suite 109 $100,000 To support the expansion of the Partnership to Empower Bay Area At-Risk Youth Program curriculum targets at-nsk children Education Achievement - Bay Area Walnut Creek, CA 945r97 and provides instruction in economics, financial literacy, and life-skills education (Total $300K, MY 2006-2008, $100K/yr). ProgramslPublic Education%Publlc K

JA Worldwide dba Junior 906 Bob Wallace, Ste. D-2 $14,800 To support the addition of upgraded technology to streamline operations and allow for an interactive website to reach all Education Achievement - Northern Huntsville, AL 35801 students, including those in rural, outlying counties, providing them w/educational resources to help plan and achieve future Programs\Public Alabama goals. Education\Public K 12 JA Worldwide dba Junior 1201 West Executive Drive $10,000 To support upgraded technology to improve staff productivity, increase fundraising, recruit and retain volunteers and teachers, Community Achievement of Dallas Inc, Dallas, TX 75081 and Im prove overall operations In order to better motivate and prepare students for succcessful careers. Development Jackson State University 1400 J.R. Lynch Street 50000 To support the Mississippi Learning Institute's 'Technology from the Inside Out' program at Jim Hill High School. (MY 2006- Education Jackson MS 39217 2007• Total OOK payable at $50 K per year) Programs Japanese American Cultural 244 S. San Pedro Street, Suite $20,000 To support the Implementation of a wireless network to enable free Internet access on campus for tenants (including UCLA, Community and Community Center 505 performing arts companies and the government) and visitors to the cultural center. Development Los Angeles , CA 90012 Japanese Cultural & 1840 Sutter Street $25,000 To support the creation of an online resource guide of Northern California's Japanese American organizations. The guide will Community Community Center of Northern San Francisco, CA 94115 have links to programs, services, and news about Japanese culture, heritage and education Development California Jefferson Comprehensive 225 Community Drive $25,000 To support the addition of a web-based infrastructure network system, allowing connectivity between satellite clinics for better Health & Human Health Center, Inc. P.O. Box 98 sharing and management of patient information to better serve the uninsured and underinsured individuals and school-age Services Fayette, MS 39069 youth. Jesus Provides Our Daily 1297 Park Avenue $5,000 To support an updated website, with a liaison database, email, e-fundraising, blog, and information to educate the community Community Bread Chico, CA 95928 about the organization's mission and seek an increase in volunteensm Develo ment Jewish Vocational & Career 225 Bush Street, Suite 400 $25,000 To support expansion of the program with training for the staff to effectively use software to assist clients acquire the skills Community Counseling Service San Francisco, CA 94104 needed to secure long-term employment. - Development John F. Kennedy Center for 2700 F Street, NW $150,000 To support continuation of the Capacity Building Program for Culturally Specific Organizations and a new program, Board Arts & Culture the Performing Arts Washington, DC 20568-0001 Member Seminars, designed to develop capable and effective Boards among arts organizations (Total $450K MY 2006-08, 50 a

STATEMENT A Pg 21163 Payee Le gal Name Payee Address Amount Request Prolect Title Prog ram Area John Fitzgerald Kennedy Columbia Point $125,000 To support the Digital Learning project of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum which is designed to catalogue Community Libre Foundation , Inc. Boston MA 02125 and digitize millions of presidential documents. (Total $250K, multiyear 2007-FHQ/2008-DC $125 , 00 0/ ' . Development Joint Center for Political and Suite 1100 55000 To support a community development program focused on leadership development for emerging African-American leaders Community Economic Studies, Inc. 1090 Vermont Avenue, NW (Total $100,000 - 345K CA Constituency Relations Budget, 355K FHQ Budget, December 2006) Development Washington , DC 20005 Joint Center for Political and Suite 1100 45000 To support a community development program focused on leadership development for emerging African American leaders. Community Economic Studies, Inc. 1090 Vermont Avenue, NW (Total $100,000 - $45K CA Constituency Relations Budget, $55K FHO Budget, December 2006) Development Washington , DC 20005 Joplin Area Chamber of 320 E. 4th Street $10,000 To support the addition of upgraded equipment and data services for the staff, providing them with improved communications Community Commerce Foundation Joplin , MO 64801 during their business travels in order to better serve their members, communities , and reg ion. Development Joplin Historical and Mineral P.O. Box 555 $10,000 To support the addition of hardware and software for technology-driven, interactive displays for self-guided tours, enhancing the Arts & Culture Museum Inc. Joplin, MO 64802 recreational and educational experience for local visitors and tourists and increasing additional visitation to the Museum.

Judson Center, Inc. 4410 W. 13 Mile Road $12,000 To support the creation of a web-based private forum for teens with autism or Aspergers disorder to connect with each other or Health & Human Royal Oak, MI 48073-6515 with therapists Social Interaction and communication are difficult , but vital to the teens' well-being. Services Judy Presberg 6 Summer Blossom Court $100,000 To support a special needs grant. Health & Human Chesterfield , MO 63017 Services Junior Achievement aka Junior 1401 W. Muhammad All Blvd. $20,000 To support the development of e-teaming, game-based technologies that will complement the current hands-on electronic Education Achievement of Kentuckiana, Louisville, KY 40203 simulations, which will allow students to extend and expand their teaming about economics concepts while having fun at the Programs%Public Inc. same time. Educatlon\Public K

Junior Achievement Greater 5100 Orleans Ave. $7,500 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade to Include new computers and a new server to manage the organization after Community New Orleans, Inc. New Orleans LA 70124 damage to the equipment by hurri cane Katrina Development Junior Achievement of 6250 Forest Lawn Drive $15,000 To support'Finance Park' which teaches youth about financial literacy. Students are assigned an online 'life situation' card Education Southern California Inc Los Angeles, CA 90068 identifying their persona, marital status, employment and income They learn to manage money and make financial decisions. Programs

Junior Achievement, Inc. P 0 Box 684571 $7,500 To support technology infrastructure upgrades, fundraising database platforms, implementation of wireless network, and Education Central Texas Inc. Austin , TX 78768 website hosting to better educate students. Prog rams Kansas City Metropolitan 3100 Main, Suite 201 $18,000 To support upgraded technology to serve caseworkers with a more efficient system, enabling them to work from remote Community Crime Commission Inc. Kansas City, MO 64111 locations while handling a high volume of community service assignments for their client base and providing case status Development updates for 'ud es. Kansas Park Trust, Inc Tallgrass Prairie National $50,000 To support the land acquisition, maintenance, and enhancement of a Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in southeastern Community Preserve Kansas (Total $240K, multiyear 2004-08, FHQ $35K 04, KS 355K 05, KS $50K 06-08). Development RL #1, Box 14 66869 Kansas School for the Visually 1100 State Ave. $5,000 To support the purchase of parts for, and the repair of, braillewnters and technology devices used by visually impaired students. Education Handicapped Endowment Kansas City, KS 66102-4486 Programs Fund Kenosha Literacy Council Inc. 2419 63rd Street $4,990 To support a technology upgrade Including a new telephone system and create an enhanced website that will enable the staff to Education Kenosha, WI 53143 update as needed. Funds will also be used to purchase a digital camera for staff to take pictures and post on the website. Programs

Kent County Community 233 East Fulton, Ste. 107 $6,238 To support online web training for child care providers, increasing the flexibility in training and enhancing access to training that Education Coordinated Child Care Inc Grand Rapids , MI 49503 was previously cost-prohibitive at an offsite facility. Prog rams Kentucky Hope Inc PO Box 61 $25,000 To support a hands-on training computer program benefiting low-income, unemployed, high school dropouts, and less fortunate Education Phelps. KY 41553 individuals In order to prepare them with the necessa ry skills to help them obtain employment Prog rams Kentucky School for the Deaf 303 S. 2nd Street $25,000 To support the addition of state-of-the-art videoconferencing equipment that will help Improve educational opportunities for deaf Education Charitable Foundation, Inc Danville, KY 40422 and hearing-impaired students and provide better communications between students, families, staff, and the community Programs%Public Education%Public K 12 Kern Bridges Youth Homes 1321 Stine Rd $5,000 To support operating expenses and the annual event for foster children that will provide a positive experience and promote a Health & Human Bakersfield CA 93309 sense of well-being through socialization and interaction with other foster children. Services Kiamichi Opportunities 405 N. 16th Street $9,810 To support the addition of computer equipment, software, and internet access to educate the developmentally disabled Education Hugo OK 74743 residents and train the staff In the counties of Choctaw McCurtain , and Pushmataha. Prog rams Kid One Transport System Inc. P.O Box 360943 $11,202 To support the addition and installation of specialized software to improve transportation services for kids and expectant Health & Human Birmingham, AL 35236 mothers who are transported to medical and dental appointments as needed, as well as enable more accurate reporting of data. Servroes

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Pro g ram Area Kidsenses Inc 168 Taylor Street $25,500 To support a collaborative effort to bung web-based science education to rural elementary students through the Kidsenses Education Rutherfordton, NC 28139 Museum outreach prog ram. Funds will pay for the technology hardware, website development and hosting. Programs Knox County Association for 3000 N. Central $1,600 To support the implementation of a website to establish the organization's presence in the community in order to inform the Health & Human Retarded Citizens Knoxville TN 37917 public about the services they provide for s pecial-needs individuals and families. Services La Voz Del Anciano Mexico 3316 Sylvan Avenue $15,000 To support upgraded technology in order to increase staff efficiency to better serve clients, service providers, and the general Health & Human Americano Inc. Dallas, TX 75212 community and enable computer training for low-income elderly so they can fill out necessary service request forms online. Services

Lacer Afterschool Programs 1718 North Cherokee Avenue, $10,000 To support the expansion of the program for middle and high school students to improve math skills in after-school programs to Education Suite A enable them to graduate high school and enter college adequately prepared Programs Hollywood , CA 90028 Lake Area United Way The Colby Building $12,321 Annual Support Health & Human 221 W Ridge Rd Services Griffith , IN 46319 Lake Bluff Firemans P.O. Box 22 $3,057 To support the purchase of a color punter and scanner that will be used in conjunction with the fire department's Remote Community Association Inc. Lake Bluff, IL 60044 Access , a database that accesses site plans , maps and tactical database information Development Lake Martin Area United Way, 17-B Main Street $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Alexander City, AL 35010 Services Lakeshore Foundation 4000 Ridgeway Drive $20,000 To support the addition of modem technology for a newly renovated dorm facility for injured U.S. military and family members, Health & Human Birmingham, AL 35209 youth and adults with physical disabilities, and Paralympic athletes particating in extended recreation and sports programs. Services

Lakeway Center of the 320 Industrial Avenue $5,000 To support the addition of hardware for staff in order to work and communicate under supervision via online as they provide Health & Human Handicapped Inc. Morristown, TN 37813 high-level quality home care to low-income, disabled individuals, ensuing compliance with state-required regulations Services

Lambs Farm Inc 14245 W. Rockland Road $15,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade to include high-speed Internet access between the main campus and the vocational work Community Libertyville, IL 60048 center, that employs disabled adults. A payroll software upgrade and staff training will allow time entry from work center. Development

Lancaster Outreach 1120 Randlett Street $6,200 To support updated technology in order to enhance data tracking/security and provide staff training to better service clients, Health & Human Lancaster TX 75146 partners, and volunteers In order to meet the many needs of low-income families. Services Lao Khmu Association, Inc. 1044 North El Dorado $19,500 To support an upgrade of the technical infrastructure of the organization with a new shared drive and create an interactive Community Stockton , CA 95202 website that will allow enhanced communications and fundraising capabilities. Development Laredo Chlldrens Museum, Inc 5300 Dan Dario $10,000 To support a technology project that will improve organizational efficiencies, through an improved website and a web-based Community dba Imaginarium of South Suite 505 database that will assist in tracking membership, volunteers, educators and clients which will improve community service. Development Texas Laredo , TX 78041 LaSalle County CASA 417 W. Madison St, Suite 17 $2,500 To support the training program for volunteers who act as advocates for neglected or abused children A new computer, Health & Human O anization Ottawa , IL 61350 ro'ector, and screen are needed to conduct on-going training. Services Latino Advocacy Coalition of 505 - B Brookside Camp Road $15,000 To support expansion of the computer lab with new hardware and software to provide basic computer literacy classes for the Education Henderson County Inc Hendersonville NC 28792 underserved. Funds will also support website design trainin g for the three staff members Prog rams Latino Arts Network Inc. 573 South Lake Avenue, Suite 7 $15,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade with a T-1 line, video camera, and audio mixer to enable the development of a digital Arts & Culture Pasadena, CA 91101 storytelling and speaker series from specialists in Latino arts and arts management

Laura's House 27129 Celle Arroyo, Suite 1822 $7,000 To support a technical infrastructure upgrade to include the development of a proprietary database to track clients and monitor Health & Human San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 program results for victims of abuse Services

Community Lawndale Christian 3843 W. Ogden Avenue $17,500 To support a new website with faster internet access to allow greater communication in the online forum and enable the Development Develo pment Corporation Chicago, IL 60623 org anization's staff to better manage the content and track data Trainin g is a key com ponent in this proposal. Health & Human Lawrence County United Way P. O. Box 166 $1,000 Annual support Services Moulton, AL 35650 to all Education Le Bonhuer Community 50 N. Dunlap Street $9,968 To support the addition of computer hardware and software (including desks) that will be used to introduce technology Prog rams Outreach Memphis , TN 38103 children , ta rget ndevelopmentally delayed children in order to enhance their leaming and social develo pment. their Education Leadership DeKalb Inc 315 West Ponce de Leon $25,000 To support upgraded technology to improve interactive communications with Youth Leadership participants to further Programs Avenue, Ste. 1069 leadership skills/training and encourage new applicants for future classes, serving as a model for the Adult Leadership program. Decatur GA 30030 voters. Software for Community League of Women Voters of 802 12th Street, Suite 220 $25,000 To support an upgrade of technology to enhance the distribution of the Easy Voter Guide to underserved Guide Development California Education Fund Sacramento, CA 95814 relationship management, online donation and a survey tool are needed to significantly increase circulation of Easy Voter

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Pro ect Title Program Area League of Women Voters of 1611 Telegraph Avenue, Suite $15,000 To support a collaboration for underserved youth to create videos encouraging civic engagement about issues important to Education the Bay Area Education Fund 300 youth. Programs (as fiscal agent of League of Oakland, CA 94612 Women Voters of South San Mateo County Education Fund)

Lee County Literacy Coalition 2133 Executive Park Drive $6,819 To support the addition of hardware for GED students and low-level test preparation software for pre-GED students to ensure Education Opelika, AL 36801 better success in GED classes, leading to eventual job placement for all. Funding will also provide for two computer desks. Programs%Public Education\Public K 12 Legacy Fund Inc (as fiscal 515 E. Main Street, Suite 100 $15,000 To support the creation of a website that will promote entrepreneurship to high school students and establish a county-wide Education agent for Hamilton County Carmel, IN 46033 entrepreneurship club, with meetings hosted online. There will also be links to webinars for education opportunities. Programs Allia nce Inc. ) Legal Aid of Western Michigan 89 Ionia NW, Suite 400 $10,044 To support greater access to legal advice and services for low-income individuals, with an emphasis on Spanish-speaking Health & Human Grand Rapids, MI 49503 clients Additional outreach to the community and recruitment of attorney volunteers are also part of this project Services

Legal Aid Society Employment 600 Harrison Street, Suite 120 $75,000 To support technology Infrastructure upgrades and website enhancements to provide outreach of legal advocacy services and Community Law Center San Francisco, CA 94107 make resources available online to low-income, minority clients (Multiyear 2006-07, $75K per year, total $150K). Development

Legal Services of Northern 444 North 3rd Street, Suite 312 $25,000 To support enhancements to the web-based case management system, to include a sophisticated intranet enabling attorneys to Health & Human California Sacramento, CA 95814 research/access information efficiently. Adding remote access will allow hiring additional attorneys for the Senior Legal Hotline. Services

Lemay Housing Partnership P.O Box 16356 $5,000 To support the addition of technology for the creation of an interactive website that will facilitate services for low-income Community Inc St. Louis MO 63125 homeowners applying for assistance , as well as volunteers, donors , and board members and improve overall operations. Development Lewis University One University Parkway $14,000 To support the success of adult students by offering expanded access to academic support services and tutorial services. Six Education Romeoville, IL 60446-2200 computer kiosks at the main campus and regional campuses will link more students to the support they need to succeed. Programs

Lighthouse Rescue Mission 416 Maple Dr $5,000 To support renovations of a homeless shelter that delivers food, shelter, counseling and GED assistance to families suffering Health & Human Inc. Petal MS 39465 from abuse and homelessness Services Lincoln Hills Development P.O. Box 336 $8,000 To support the implementation of an electronic document scanning, storing, and retrieval system for agency records Secure, Community Corporation 302 Main Street accessible records will provide more efficiency in management of programs for underserved pre-school through senior citizens Development Tell City, IN 47586

Literacy Action, Inc 101 Marietta Street, NW, Ste. $17,225 To support the addition of upgraded technology to improve the database system for better service delivery and accountability to Community 200 literacy students and donors, eventually enabling future growth. Development Atlanta . GA 30303 Literacy Council of Brown 424 South Monroe Ave $7,340 To support the re-design of the website enabling interactive use by underserved adult and family literacy students The addition Education County Green Bay, Wi 54301 of online access to grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension lessons will enhance the mission of the organization Programs

Literacy Investment for 815 Olive Street, Suite 22 $10,000 To support technology training for teachers and tutors, who work with low-literate adults and families, in order to equip them with Education Tomorrow Missouri dba LIFT St. Louis, MO 63101 the necessary tools for better instruction as they work to expand their students' literacy and computer skills. Programs Missouri Literacy Services of 2724 W. Wells St $10,000 To support the expansion of the adult literacy program with the purchase of software and data communications services to Education Wisconsin, Inc. Milwaukee, WI 53208 accommodate additional students Prog rams Literacy Volunteers of Central 20 High Street $7,500 To support enhancement of web-based technology to improve online access to language literacy programs for the underserved. Education Connecticut, Inc. New Britain CT 08051 P rams Little Haiti Housing 181 NE 82nd Street $9,885 To support staff training of Microsoft Office products, including Access database software. The staff will in turn train the Community Association , Inc. Miami , FL 33138 minority families who participate in Home Owner's Club, bringing them a g reater understanding of technology Development Livingston County United Way 2980 Don' Road $3,000 Annual Support Health & Human Bri ht n MI 48116-9436 Services Local Initiatives Support 119 N. Church Street, Suite 201 $22,800 To support an upgrade of the technology infrastructure, to include an enhancement of the telephone system and purchase of Community Corporation Kalamazoo, Ml 49007 hardware and software to better manage the four offices that serve the community in their effort to build sustainable Development neighborhoods , Local Initiatives Support 860 E. Mason Street, 5th Floor $15,000 To support a collaborative technology infrastructure Initiative to install surveillance cameras In public areas that will enable Community Corporation Milwaukee , WI 53202 remote mon itoring to i mprove the saf ty of public areas for the communi ty and deter criminal activity. Development STATEMENT A Pg 24/63 ftvV1 1 q'111V11W II V111 P'lI MI I VVI IMQL1V11

Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Pro ect Title Pro ram Area Los Angeles Area Chamber of 350 S. Bixel Street $50,000 To support a collaboration to create an enhanced interactive website to increase employment preparation services and job Community Commerce Foundation Los Angeles, CA 90017 placement for at-risk youth . Development Los Angeles Urban League 3450 Mount Vernon Drive $25,000 To support the expansion of the website with enhancements to more effectively target the clients and stakeholders to promote Community Los Angeles, CA 90008 membershi p and solicit donations Development Los Angelos Youth Network 1754 Taft Avenue $ 15,000 To support the purchase of computers and academic software to establish a learning center staffed with a tutor to assist Education LA Youth Network Los An etos CA 90028 homelesstrunaway youth with homework or employment assistance Prorams Los Compadres de San 8701 San Jose Drive $30 , 000 To support the educational awareness campaign focusing on youth organizations through a summer reading program and Education Antonio Missions National San Antonio, TX 78214 lecture series in celebration of Los Compadres 30th anniversary Programs Historical Park Los Compadres de San 6701 San Jose Drive $11,500 To support the construction of entrance signs, with seating, at three historical missions in San Antonio (Total $34,500, MY 2006 Community Antonio Missions National San Antonio , TX 78214 2008 , $11,500 per year). Development Historical Park Louisiana Art and Science 100 River Road South $25,000 To support a collaboration for the upcoming Jim Henson Fantastic World exhibit that will utilize (Pods for an audio/visual tour of Arts & Culture Museum Inc Baton Rouge, LA 70802 the museum enhancing experience for the youth and adult visitors Louisiana Department of 2758-D Brightside Drive 1333000 To support the Louisiana Department of Education = Louisiana Virtual School. (Total $2 , 500,000 , MY 2005-2008, payable Education Education (dba Louisiana Baton Route, LA 70820 $143,500 2005 , $1,023,500 2006; $ 1,333,000 2007, BellSouth Foundation 20/20 Program) Programs Virtual School) Louisville Urban League 1535 West Broadway $ 10,000 To support the Internet connection of five computer labs which will be used for youth and workforce development programs and Education Louisville, KY 40203 services, designed to extend the reach to underserved clients in order to empower them with better opportunities Programs

Lutheran Retirement Center 728 Klumac Road $24,370 To support a collaborative effort to provide seniors training on basic computer literacy skills and Internet use, enabling more Community Salisbury Inc. Salisbury, NC 28144 communication with family and friends. Funds will pay for computers, software, printers, digital cameras, and a projector. Development

Lyon College P.O. Box 2317 $ 8,380 To support the addition of special technology software and hardware for students with physical and looming disabilities. Education 2300 Highland Road Programs\Public Batesville, AR 72503-2317 Education\Pubhc Hicher Education Lyric Opera of Chicago 20 N. Wacker Drrive, Suite 860 $150 , 000 To support sponsorship of Wagner's The Ring Cycle during its 50th anniversary celebration in 2004-2005 . The Ring Cycle is Arts & Culture Chicago, IL 60606 considered a hallmark of operatic achievement among opera companies (Total $750K multiyear 2003-2007 , $150K per year).

Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma, 1727 NW 16th Street $50,000 To support restoration of historic Plaza Theatre with technological systems. The grant supports a one-to-one challenge to Community Inc Oklahoma City, OK 73106 leverage AT&T's gift In the community to raise additional funds for capital campaign Total $500K MY '06-10 , OK$250K, FH Development $250K Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma , 1727 NW 16th Street $50,000 To support restoration of historic Plaza Theatre with technological systems The grant supports a one-to-one challenge to Community Inc Oklahoma City, OK 73106 leverage ATT's gift in the community to raise additional funds for capital campaign . Total $500K, MY'06-10, OK$250K, Development FH$250K M L. Wilson Boys Club of 425 West 144th Street $5, 000 To support technology integration in the form of a six-station computer tab This will allow at-nsk youth the opportunity to Education Harlem 5th Floor master vital computer literacy skills to aid in school and workplace success Programs New York NY 10031 Macatawa Area Community 170 E. 19th Street $21 , 500 To support a collaborative effort to expand the MacWIA program for underserved youth . The kids receive training to create TV Community Media Center Inc. Holland , MI 49423 shows that air on the community access channel , highlighting local nonprofit work This project will add webstreaming training. Development

Macon Ridge Community 1600 Third Street $23 , 100 To support elderly and disabled residents' access to computers and the internal Macon Ridge is requesting support to install Community Develo pment Corporation Ferriday. LA 71334 computer workstations in seven affordable housing facilities for use by the underserved residents Development Madison County Arts Council 827 East Broadway $6,000 To support the purchase of three desktop computers , one laptop, a printer and a software upgrade of Microsoft Office products Community Alton, IL 62002 to improve the management of the office , as well as provide enhanced online education programs for the community Development

Madonna Un iversity 36600 Schoolcraft Road $20, 000 To support an upgrade of hardware and software at the off-campus computer lab utilized by underserved students. Training will Education Livonia MI 48150 also be provided for hig her-level computer skills to complement academic success. P rams Main Street Helena Inc. P. O. Box 247 $2,500 To support the addition of hardware and software needed to develop and present programs for historic preservation awareness Community Helena, AR 72342 and education within the community. Development Main Street USA Charitable 119 East California $20 , 000 To support the Community Heritage/Genealogy vie Internet project that will facilitate and expand information and resources at Community Foundation as fiscal agent for Marceline, MO 64658 the Library and the Wait Disney Hometown Museum , enabling access to patrons and visitors of all ages Development Marceline Carnegie Library Human Mainland Communities United 922 14th Stteet North $6 , 179 Annual Support Health & Services Way Teas City. TX 72590 1 i STATEMENT A Pg 25/63 rvv. . M)1f1VUU II V111 r IMI I VVI IYatIVII

Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Mile Program Area Make a Difference Michiana P.O. Box 4073 $12,500 To support the creation of a social networking site for local businesses, universities, and service clubs that will allow them to Community Inc South Bend , IN 46634 recruit volunteers or raise money for specific nonprofit grou ps that meet philanthropic and volunteer interests I Development MaliVai Washington Kids 2933 North Myrtle Avenue, Suite $10,000 To support a technology upgrade for the staff and the after-school student program Funds will provide a local area network, Community Foundation, Inc 101 high-speed Internet, software and staff training for more efficient management and increased donor tracking and support Development Jacksonville , FL 32209 Manatee County Safety 910 19th Avenue West $4,900 To support the creation of a new website with interactive technology that will enhance driver safety and OSHA training classes, Community Council Bradenton, FL 34205 as well as incorporate Spanish and Haitian languages into the curriculum Development Marcy Newberry Association 1073 West Maxwell Street $13,000 To support a technology Infrastructure upgrade of computers, software, and internet access, as well as provide staff training. Community Inc Chicago , IL 60608 Funds will support better management of the social services provided to the minority, low-income community. Develop ment Marine Toys for Tots 1901 S. Kemble Ave. $5,000 To support a program that provides low-income, at-risk youth with a new Item during the holiday season. These gifts help Health & Human Foundation South Bend IN 46613 promote self-esteem and im proves moral helping to ensure a well-adjusted child. Services Marklund Childrens Home 1 S 450 Wyatt Drive $5,371 To support the creation of two computer labs, adapted for use by children and adults with developmental disabilities. The labs Health & Human Geneva, IL 60134 will provide access to educational software, money management softwareemail and the internal Services Marshall Nicholas Beazley P.O. Box 740 $5,000 To support a computer information network for the Martin Community Center to complement the Museum as a multiuse facility Community Aviation Museum Inc. Marshall, MO 65340 and serve as a state-of-the-art regional convention center for business professionals, teachers, students, and the entire Development community. Martha O'Bryan Center Inc. 711 South Sevent Street $14,600 To support the addition of upgraded technology and internal connectivity to provide at-risk youth and adults with educational Education Nashville, TN 37206-3895 tools and resources to succeed in school and obtain employment Refurbished computers will be used for administrative Programs\Public support. Education\Public K 12 Mary Brogan Museum of Art 35G S Duval Street $10,000 To support a technology upgrade, including a new server, laptops and staff training to support SugarCRM software, which will Community and Science Inc Tallahassee , FL 32301 manage client data and enhance administrative tools for business operations Development Mayfield-Graves County P. 0 Box 47 $900 Annual Support Health & Human United Way Mayfield , KY 42066 Services Mayo Clinic 200 First Street SW $500,000 To support the Enterprise Data Trust in managing data growth and storage in coordination with Mayo's Cancer Center Analytics Health & Human Rochester, MN 55905 Project (Tot. $2.5M MY 2007-2011 $500K yr) Services McKenna Healthcare 600 North Union Avenue $125,000 To support technology Infrastructure for an array of interactive health education programs and exhibits at the new McKenna Arts & Culture Foundation New Braunfels, TX 78130 HeafhLink and Children's Museum (Total $250K MY 2006-07 , $125K per year) McLennan Community College 1400 College Drive $5,000 To support the replacement of outdated computers in the Learning Technology Center in order to provide underserved students Education Foundation Waco, TX 76708 and community users with more efficient equipment that will feed them quality information resources for research projects. Programs\Public Education\Public Higher Education McNay Art Museum 6000 N. New Braunfels $500,000 To support a capital campaign for an additional wing to the museum and a grand lobby that will include up-to-date technology Community San Antonio, TX 78209 components. (Total $2 5M, MY 2006-10 , $500K per year). Development Mecosta-Osceola United Way, 315 Ives Ave. 500 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Big Rapids, MI 49307-2001 Services Memphis and Shelby County 1085 Poplar Avenue $20,582 To support the addition of upgraded technology in order to improve response time of investigations and increase overall staff Health & Human Child Sexual Abuse Council Memphis, TN 38105 efficiency to better serve the children who are victims of physical and sexual abuse Services dba Memphis Child Advocacy Center Memphis Literacy Council 902 S. Cooper $5,000 To support the addition and installation of educational software and provide staff training to teach illiterate and low-literate adults Education Memphis, TN 38104 the basics of literacy and computer skills to prepare them for GED testin q for gainful employment Prog rams Mental Health Mental 1430 Collier Street $50,000 To support the Austin Community Voice Mail program to directly link individuals in need of jobs, housing, safety, and stability Health & Human Retardation Center Austin- Austin, TX 78704 Services Travis County Mercy Health Center, Inc. P 0 Box 6064 $12,500 To support upgraded technology to enable accurate record keeping of patient information and provide access for staff and Health & Human Athens, GA 30604 volunteer health care providers, in order to facilitate quality health care to low-income, uninsured individuals of NE Georgia Services

Meridian Behavioral 4300 SW 13th Street $8,386 To support technology integration for the mentally disabled by providing two computers with Internet access. Health & Human Healthcare , Inc Gainesville , FL 32608 Services Meriwether County Interagency 17234 Roosevelt Highway $7,500 To support upgraded technology for the creation of a secure network, integration of an interactive database system, and provide Health & Human Council Family Connection Inc. Greenville, GA 30222 staff training to Improve efficiency in delivery of quality health/social services to children and low-income families in need. Services

Metro United Way P.O. Box 4488 $62,409 Annual Support Health & Human Louisville , 40204-0488 Services

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project Title Program Area Mexican American Legal 634 South Spring Street, 11th $125,000 To support an operations assessment and technology infrastructure improvement project to better track the quantitative and Community Defense and Educational Fund Floor qualitative impact of the organization's work to its funders (Total $250K, MY 2006-07, $125K per year) Development Los Angeles, CA 90014 Mexican American Unity 2300 West Commerce, Suite $12,000 To support updated technology for a Computer Learning Center to provide computer education to underserved students at two Education Council Inc 200 charter schools on the West side of San Antonio, as well as offer computer training to teachers, parents, and community Programs\Private San Antonio, TX 78207 members. Education\Private

Mexican-American Hispanic 7475 Callaghan Road, Suite 101 $5,000 To support the addition of hardware and software to enhance fundraising efforts in order to continue to provide educational Education Physicians Association of San Antonio, TX 78229 programs and scholarships to underserved, minority students pursuing medical and health care careers. Programs%Public South Texas Inc. Education%Public H igher d MFHL Corporation dba My do My Father's House, Lubbock $10,000 To support the educational, vocational and childcare needs for homeless and poverty impacted women with children Health & Human Fathers House Lubbock 1510 S. Loop 289 Services Lubbock, TX 79412

Michigan Disability Rights 740 West Lake Lansing Road $24,795 To support a collaborative effort with UCP of Michigan to bring the stones of the disabled to the community through digital video Community Coalition Suite 200 and the web. Funds will provide video cameras, software, and training Development East Lansing, MI 48823 Mid America Science Museum 500 Mid-America Boulevard $4,600 To support a technology upgrade program to improve the Museum's management operations and better serve its client base Education Hot Springs, AR 71913 whose audience Is mostly comprised of school groups and families. Programs%Public Education\Public K 12 Middle Tyger Community 84 Grace Road $25,000 To support a collaboration to create an Access Learning Lab to provide educational training on Office 2003, pre-GED Education Center Lyman, SC 29365 Instruction workforce development and homework assistance to the underserved Prog rams Middlesex United Way 100 Riverview Center, Suite 230 $7,500 Annual Support Health & Human Middletown, CT 06457 Services

Midwest AIDS Prevention 429 Livemois St $25,000 To support an expansion of the SexEd4U internet outreach project that targets minority gay males that engage in risky sexual Health & Human Project Femdale, MI 48220 behavior. Popular Opinion Leaders will be trained to encourage healthy behavior and a website will also address these efforts Services

Milwaukee Economic 200 East Wells Street, Room $15,000 To support a collaborative effort to create a 'beehive' website to provide information to Milwaukee consumers about money, Community Development Corporation 606 health, education, housing, business development and job-training Development Milwaukee , WI 53202 Mineral County Care and P.O. Box 1058 $7,282 To support the addition of upgraded technology in order to provide computer training for Mineral County's senior citizens to Education Share Hawthorne NV 89415 improve their quality of life and maintain their Independence. P rams Miracle League of San Antonio 926 Chutie Drive $50,000 To support the construction of the Miracle League baseball field designed to serve special needs children. Health & Human Inc. San Antonio , TX 78216 Services Misericordia Home 6300 North Ridge Avenue $20,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade to include a T-1 connection to provide Internet and email to the entire staff (1000 Health & Human Chicago, IL 60660 employees) and six computer access stations for the disabled residents A full-time IT trainer is part of this proposal Services

Mission Sotano Rescue 740 Travis Boulevard $7,500 To support the purchase of five new computers, upgrades for several other computers, and client tracking software to better Community Mission Inc Fairfield CA 94533 manage the office and focus on their mission to serve the homeless in the community. Development Mississippi Center for 700 North Street, Suite 201 $29,750 To support the Center with portable hardware and software and a technology trainer who will provide tailor-designed training to Community Nonprofits Inc. Jackson, MS 39202 nonprofits in the Gulf Coast region, enabling them to administer their programs more effectively to the underserved Development

Mississippi Department of 359 North West Street, Suite 675100 To support the Mississippi Department of Education - Mississippi Virtual Public School. (BLS Foundation Grant; MY 2005-2007, Education Education 250 Total $2.SM; payable $862,425; $962,475 2006, $675,100 2007) Programs Jackson, MS 39205 Mississippi Department of 359 North West Street, Suite 86000 To support the legacy BellSouth 'Quality Classrooms in Mississippi' program (MY 2003-2007, Total $440,000, payable $43K Education Education 250 2003, $129K 2004, $10K 2005, $172K 2006, $86K 2007) Programs Jackson. MS 39205 Mississippi Methodist Hospital 1350 E. Woodrow Wilson Drive $20,775 To support the addition of hardware and software for a specialized computer lab to assess needs of, and provide training to, Health & Human Rehabilitation Center Inc. Jackson, MS 39216 spinal cord injury patents to help enhance their lives and facilitate them with opportunities to contribute to society Services

Mississippi Technology Inc. 134 Market Ridge Drive $42,500 To support the addition of a web-based conferencmg system for the Mississippi Innovation Network in order to facilitate Community dba Mississippi Technology Ridgeland, MS 39157 resources in its economic development efforts to help Mississippi compete in a global technology-dnven economy. Development Ilia STATEMENT A Pg 27/63 i .WW1 rayrnclaw 1rull, i s ruuiruauvii

Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Program Area Mobile Area Education 55 Midtown Park East 50000 To support the AT&T Vital Link Program to help students connect success in the classroom with success in the workforce' Education Foundation Mobile, AL 36609 Programs Monroe Association For P.O. Box 428 $5,700 To support an enhanced computer infrastructure and provide training to the staff on basic computer skills, internet searching, Community Retarded Citizens Inc Key West, FL 33041-0428 and business-related software , includinWindows XP, and database manag ement Develo pment Monroe County United Way P. O. Box 722 500 Annual support Health & Human Fund Inc Sweetwater , TN 37874 Services Monterey Jazz Festival P. O. Box JAZZ $10,000 To support enhancement to the Digital Music Education Project, providing online music learning and teaching tools, artist Education Monterey, CA 93942 Interviews sheet music and lesson plans. P rams Montgomery Institute 200 24th Avenue South $10,035 To support the addition of hardware and software, enabling the Institute to share information online with eight community Community Meridian, MS 39301 colleges, other partners, and community leaders in order to fullfill their initiative to strengthen economic growth and stability. Development

Mountain View Personal Care 3675 Kensington Road $22,131 To support upgraded technology for improved internal and external communications, marketability, staff efficiency, accurate Health & Human Home, Inc Decatur, GA 30032 payroll time reporting, and a surveillance system, all to provide quality care for the senior residents at Mountain View Services

Multicultural Education and 1900 Kane Street $5,600 To support a technology upgrade to improve the organization's donor and volunteer relations and efficiencies of the staff while Arts & Culture Counseling through the Arts Houston, TX 77007 increasing the organization's focus on at-risk, inner-city youth and the community overall (MECA) Museum Board of the City of 2000 8th Avenue North $22,650 To support the addition of an interactive image database and provide staff training to enable continuous access to the art Arts & Culture Birmingham dba Birmingham Birmingham, AL 35203-2278 collection, due to limited display time of fragile art, and enable sharing of the art with those who are unable to visit in person Museum of Art Music Intelligence Neural 1503 South Coast Drive, Ste $20,000 To support an expansion of MIND'S curriculum combining music with math to teach math concepts. Software modifications will Education Development Institute 202 be integrated into new online games covering core math concepts Web delivery and online teacher materials are part of Programs Costa Mesa, CA 92826 proposal. My Hero Project Inc 1278 Glenneyre, #286 $25,000 To support enhancements and restructuring of the website to allow educators greater access, control, and management of the Education Laguna Beach, CA 92651 content. Students research information about their hero and learn to create websites. A Spanish-only version is also being Programs enhanced. NAACP Special Contribution 13151 Street, Suite 200 $100,000 To support the development of a technology capacity building strategic plan and its implementation in order to build solid Community Fund Sacramento, CA 95814 foundation community engagement pmg rams Develo ment NAMI New Orleans, Inc. 1538 Louisiana Ave. $10,350 To support a technical infrastructure upgrade to include computers, software, and internet access, as well as training for more Community New Orleans LA 70115 efficient management of the organization that serves the mentally disabled Development Nashville Adult Literacy 4805 Park Avenue $22,489 To support the addition of portable hardware and software and provide staff training to teach literacy, English, and computer Education Council Inc Nashville, TN 37209 skills, accommodating an increasing number of adults who would otherwise be placed on a waiting list for up to six months. Programs

National Asian Womens One Embarcadero Center, Suite $25,000 To support enhancements to the website and create the National Virtual Health Center (NVRC) Technology Project, that will Health 8 Human Health Organization 500 include streaming audio and video and links to current health news to raise awareness of health issues affecting Asian women. Services San Francisco, CA 94111 National Association for the 4805 ML Hope Drive $500,000 To support the NAACP's general operating expenses in 2006 and their Youth and College Division in 2007 and 2008. (Total Education Advancement of Colored Baltimore, MD 21215-3297 $1.5M, MY 2006-2008: payable at $500K per year) Programs People (NAACP) National Association of 1200 Grand Avenue $18,000 To support the Champions of Character program with an interactive, web-based program to train coaches, teachers, student Education Intercollegiate Athletics Kansas City, MO 84106 leaders/athletes, and youth development professionals to teach positive values to youth about character, respect, and integrity. Programs\Public Education\Public K 12 National Baseball Hall of Fame 25 Main Street $150,000 To support the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum's 2008 Electronic Field Trip program. Education and Museum , Inc. Cooperstown. NY 13326 Pro rams National Baseball Hall of Fame 25 Main Street 250000 To support two diversity exhibitions housed at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY, a traveling Arts & Culture and Museum , Inc Cooperstown , NY 13326 exhibit hosted the Dallas Museum of Nature and Science, and associated education initiatives. National Center for Food and 1616 P Street, N W., Suite 100 $9,000 To support an educational roundtable discussion with both congressional staff members and experts in rural communications on Community Agricultural Policy. Inc. Washington, DC 20036 various aspects of high-speed communications and access for rural communities. Development

National Minority Supplier 1040 Avenue of the Americas, $19,200 To support the Advanced Management Education Program, a four-day management course for minority business owners in Community Development Council, Inc. 2nd Floor partnership with the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. (Total $38,400, MY 2007-2008. payable, at Development I New York, 1 001 8 00 Per v ea

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Pro ram Area National Music Center and Institute for Education and the $10,000 To support technology applications and training for an Ohio educational initiative designed to utilize the arts as tools to teach Education Museum Foundation Arts academic subjects. Total $95K Challenge Grant, MY'05-'OB, $20K-'05 &'06, $1 OK-'07. $25K-'08, $20K-'09). Programs\Public 1156 15th Street, NW, Suite 600 Education Washington, DC 20005

National Organization of 1800 Johnson Street $5,000 To support Braille Beats Fine Arts Program which allows visually-impaired children to experience music, dance, movement and Arts & Culture Parents of Blind Children Baltimore. MD 21230 develop skills In the Fine Arts Navy League of the United 5700 Lake Wright Drive, Suite $200,000 To support creating three Learning Resource Centers onboard the USS George H W Bush, aircraft tamer, slated to be Education States 107 commissioned in late 2008 by the United States Navy Programs Norfolk , VA 23502 Nevada Discovery Museum 100 W. Liberty Street, Suite 170 $5,000 To support the addition of an expanded interactive website to help the museum effectively communicate services in order to Community Reno, NV 89509 encourage visitation, increase memberships, receive donations, and enable advertising, all to strengthen the organization. Development

Nevada Humanities Committee P.O. Box 8029 $5,000 To support Nevada's Online Encyclopedia (ONE) initiative, conducting a series of statewide orientation sessions to familiarize Education Reno, NV 89507 more teachers with its educational use for K-12 students ONE is a comprehensive online encyclopedia of NV's history/culture Programs\Public Education%Public K 12 Nevada Museum of Art, Inc. 160 W. Liberty Street $8,300 To support the museum's education website development project, increasing outreach to youth in rural areas, providing them Education Reno, NV 89501 electronic access to Its collection and educational resources, and informing teachers about professional development ProgramstPublic opportunities. Education\Public K

New Harmony Workingmens 407 Tavern St $5,000 To support the creation of a new interactive website that will support the institute's library, research facility, and museum. The Community Institute New Harmony, IN 47631 site will have upgraded search capabilities, a biog. a calendar and volunteer recruitment and fundraising information. Development

New Horizons Family Center 744 S. Glendale Ave. $10,000 To support the creation and implementation of customized data management software to track and store data and create Community Glendale, CA 91205 reports for the many prog rams for the underserved Staff training is part of this proposal. ' Development New Opportunities, Inc 232 North Elm Street $7,500 To support the creation of a computer lab for clients to learn Microsoft Office products and have access to the internet. The Community Waterburv. CT 08702 agency serves low-income Individuals that are workin g toward em ployment and self-sufficiency. Develooment Next Door Inc (formerly known P.O. Box 23336 $21,867 To support the addition of upgraded technology to better help low-income women with addiction issues who are trying to recover Health & Human as Downtown Ministry Center Nashville, TN 37202 and return to a productive lifestyle Services Inc. ) Non Profit Enterprise at Work 1100 North Main Street, Suite $25,000 To support shared technology solutions with nonprofit organizations, to include financial management, fund raising, and Community Inc- 100 volunteer management. Services will cost less than market rate and will enhance productivity. Development Ann Arbor. MI 48104 Nonprofit Management 8265 Vickers St., Suite C $15,525 To support remote computer network services for troubleshooting, technical support, and one-on-one training to nonprofit Community Solutions San Diego, CA 92111 organizations in the San Diego area. Funds su pport an IT Specialist and operating expenses Development North American Council for 1934 Old Gallows Road, Suite 121529 To support state-led virtual schools with technical support and counseling related to online learning and to develop a needs Education Online Learning 350 assessment for use in improving e-learning (Tot. $378,259, MY 06-07, payable at $256,730 in 2006 and $121,529 in 2007) Programs VieAna VA 22182 North Baldwin United Way P O. Box 404 $750 Annual Support Health & Human Bay Minette AL 36507 Services North Carolina Department of Mail Service Center 6301 25000 To support a pilot e-book program In an underserved, low-performing North Carolina Hereford County high school to evaluate Education Public Instruction Raleigh , NC 27699-6301 the effectives of e-books/ instruction in connection with improving academic achievement Prog rams North Delta Youth Inc 703 Darby Avenue $20,000 To support the addition of upgraded technology and provide computer training so the youth can use for homework assignments, Education Lambert, MS 38843 school projects, and during the summer months. The entire community will have access for their use as well Programs\Public Education\Public K 12 North Shore Senior Center 161 Northfield Rd $15,000 To support an upgrade of the computers and software to manage the centers fundraising and accounting systems. The vendor Community Northfield, IL 60093 will no longer provide support for the outdated software used, and the computers lack the capability to run the updated versions. Development

Northwest Connecticut 68 Main Street $10,000 To support the purchase of computers for the staff to manage the increasing number of programs performed, as well as the Arts & Culture Association for the Arts, Inc Torrington, CT 08790 rising number of patrons that support the theatre dba Warner Theatre Noxubee County Library 103 East King Street $9,705 To support the addition of hardware and software and provide much needed training for the library system staff, seniors, and the Community system Macon , MS 39341 entire community, enabling opportunities for employment and overall life enrichment. Development NPower 403 23rd Avenue South $50,000 To support establishmerit of NPower Texas affiliate to serve nonprofits across the state with strategic technology planning, Community Seattle WA 98144 implementation, and support services Development STATEMENT A Pg 29/63 ""We a.",uuvlma IIvuI r i %A t I vwnuaawu

Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Prolect Title Pro g ram Area NPower Indiana inc. 724 Broad Ripple Avenue $9,550 To support the creation of a communication paper to send to nonprofit groups advising them of an enhancement to TechAtlas, Community Indianapolis, IN 46220 called Stable and Secure. This feature will help identify vulnerabilities in the technical infrastructures of organizations Development

Nurses for Newborns 50 Vantage Way, Suite 101 $8,500 To support the addition of updated technology for nurses conducting home visits to provide at-risk families with healthcare, Health & Human Foundation Nashville, TN 37228 education, and positive parenting skills to prevent infant mortality, abuse and neglect and raise community awareness. Services

Observer Educational 2330 Alhambra Blvd., Suite 100 $5,000 To support a collaborative effort to provide youth, 16-24 years, with internship training as reporters, graphic designers and Education Foundation Inc Sacramento, CA 95817 photographers at VIBES youth online publication The 12-week training includes writing workshops, lectures, and event Programs coverage. Ocean Park Community 1453 16th Street $15,000 To support an upgrade of the technology infrastructure with a new server, computers, and software to manage services more Community Center Santa Monica , CA 90404 efficiently to clients that are homeless or those in crisis. Develo ment Oklahoma State University 400 South Monroe $600,000 To support the Presidential Transfer Scholarship Program and the Academic Enhancement Center Programming for Student Education Foundation Stillwater, OK 74075 Athletes (Multiyear 2004-2008, total $3 million) ProgramstPublic Education\Public Higher Edud catign Oklahoma State University 400 South Monroe $11,000 To support the creation of a resource library and Signing Pals program at Oklahoma State University that will enhance the Education Foundation Stillwater, OK 74075 American Sign Language ASL teachings for students and deaf children and the community as a whole Programs Old Spanish Missions, Inc. 2718 W. Woodlawn Ave. $250,000 To support the Las Misiones capital campaign to restore and preserve the four historic San Antonio mission churches and Community P.O. Box 28410 establish a permanent endowment fund for future restoration and preservation (Total $1 M, MY 2005-2008, $250K p/yr.) Development San Antonio. TX 78228 One Economy Corporation 1220 19th Street, NW, Suite 610 $3,926,900 To support low-income families with affordable technology packages and training for 15,000 Habitat households and 35,000 Community Washington, DC 20036 other low-income households through national program (Tot $12,404,620 MY 2005-08. plus $13 731 M in-kind See payment tab Development for details) One Economy Corporation 122019th Street, NW, Suite 610 $749,900 To provide supplemental support to One Economy to enable retrofitting existing multifamily developments for the delivery of Community Washington, DC 20036 dedicated Internet access capability. (Total $3,360,000 MY 2007-2009 @$749,900'07, $1,247,000'08, $1,363,100'09) Development

Orange County United Way 18012 Mitchell Ave. South $130,000 Annual Support Health & Human Irvine, CA 92614 Services Our Lady of the Lake 411 SW 24th Street $339,860 To support the AT&T Student Success Coaching Program to optimize student performance and retention (Total $1 M, MY 2006- Education University San Antonio, TX 78207 08, $311K/06, $339,860107, $349,140108). Programs\Private Education\Prlvate Higher Education

Our Lady of the Lake 411 SW 24th Street $93,135 To support technology-assisted services to improve academic success, retention, and graduation rates of low-income and first- Education University San Antonio, TX 78207 generation college students. (Total $359,780, MY 2005-07, $142.535/05, $124.110/06, $93,135107) Programs\Private Education\Private Higher Education

Owensboro Area Museum of 122 East Second Street $25,000 To support the Museum's installation of updated hardware and a new integrated software system that will better manage school Arts & Culture Science and History Inc. Owensboro, KY 42303 tours camps, classes, and other activities, as well as hel p streamline daily operations Oxfam Hong Kong 17/F $5,000 To support small scale infrastructure projects in Asia and Africa that include irrigation systems, construction of schools, and Health & Human China United Centre water tanks that provide water to local people. Services 28 Marble Road North Point Hano Kona- Hona Kona 0000 Pacific News Service (as fiscal 275 Ninth Street $25,000 To support a web-based banner advertising system that will track statistics on banner exposure and viewing. This will enable Community agent for New America Media) San Francisco, CA 94103 the organization to attract advertisers for the ethnic media sector, currently excluded from English-only ad clearing houses Development

Palmetto Partners for Science P.O. Box 752 75000 To support'Project Lead the Way' and the'Palmetto Regional First Robotic Competition' Education and Technology Columbia SC 29202-0752 Programs Pampa United Way, Inc. P.O. Box 2076 333 Annual Support Health & Human Pampa TX 79066-2076 Services Parents Alliance Employment 2525 Cabot Drive, Suite 302 $10,000 To support an online outreach to the disabled who are in search of employment, by training and certifying the staff to utilize Community Project Lisle, IL 60532 Illinois workNet for employment and transportation needs. Two laptops will be utilized to promote the program in the Development community, Partners in Learning Child 2300 West Innes Street $9,167 To support the creation of an interactive website that will enable families with specials needs children to register for classes, pay Health & Human Develo men Center Inc Saliisbu NC 28144 tuition online , view calendar events and conduct online discussions with other parents and volunteers Services STATEMENT A Pg 30/63 Al-Vwl I aJnIUIIO uvnI P%I%Ar r vun%QawII

Payee Legal Name Paves Address Amount Request P ro ect Title Pro g ram Area Partnership for 21st Century 177 N. Church Avenue, Suite 49500 To support the Partnership for 21st Century Skills' (P21) State Leadership Initiative and their annual membership dues Education Skills 305 Programs Tucson, AZ 85701 Patchwork Central, Inc. 100 Washington Ave $3,000 To support the purchase of a new computer, software, and internet access for the Program Director She is involved in the day- Education Evansville IN 47713 to-day manag ement of the Arts and Smarts Children's after-school and summer prop ram , for at-nsk children P rams Peabody Magnet High School 2727 Jones Ave $5,000 To support a reading program that will aid in improving reading skills for students This will translate into improved reading and Education Alexandria LA 71302 test scores on standardized test required by the State of Louisiana P rams Pentagon Memorial Fund, Inc 5185 MacArthur Blvd NW $500,000 To support the build out of a memonal honoring the victims who died at the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. (Total $1M, Community Suite 115 multiyear 2006-2007, $500K per year) Development Washington, DC 20016 Peppers Ranch Inc P.O. Box 3814 $25.000 To support updated computer hardware and software and installation of high-speed internal for neglected and abused boys Education Edmond , OK 73083 a e 5-18) to effectively compete in a technological world. Pr rams Performing Arts Society of P.O. Box 52979 $22,114 To support an artistic/technological partnership to develop a 3-D dance performance for the rural communities Arts & Culture Acadlana Inc. (PASA) Lafa ette LA 70505 Pets Are Wonderful Support 645 Harrison Street, Suite 100 $5,250 To support the purchase of five new computers for the staff to more efficiently share data and enable use of Raiser's Edge Community San Francisco, CA 94107 software, for tracking donor, volunteer, and client information Organization provides companion animals for HIV/AIDS Gents. Development CA Pfriends Pfor Pfugervilles P.O. Box 589 $5,000 To support the Hands on 21st Century Learning initiative at the Community Library which Is designed to improve the card Community Pfuture Pflu erv11e TX 78691-0589 operating system, online public access catalog, and protect against threats Development Pike-Amite-Walthall Library 1022 Virginia Avenue $6,600 To support the installation of a wireless network in the McCombs branch library, enabling patrons to access the internet free-of- Community System McComb MS 39848 charge in order to meet their work, study, or other activity needs This ro'ect expects to attract new patrons Development Piqua Area United Way P.O. Box 631 400 Annual Support Health & Human Piqua , OH 45356 Services Plano Symphony Orchestra 2701-C West 15th Street, Suite $25,000 To support upgraded technology to Increase efficiency In marketing, volunteer recruitment, and fundraising projects In order to Arts & Culture (formerly known as Plano 187 bong enjoyment of the symphony's great music to a larger audience Chamber Orchestra Plan TX 75075 Plymouth Community United 960 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Ste. 2 $2,294 annual support Health & Human Way P 0. Box 6356 Services Plymouth, MI 48170-0425 Plymouth Every Family 1132 N. 5th Street $5,000 To support technology training for the staff and fund one year of internet service to improve the efficiency of managing the Community Coordinating Council Inc d/b/a Sheboygan, WI 53081 organization Development Family Resource Center

Poder Learning Center 1637 S. Allport Street $10,000 To support basic and advanced computer skills training to Latino immigrants. Funds will support the purchase of additional Community Chicago, IL 60608 computers and personnel to provide training to more students, in an effort to meet the needs of the underserved community. Development

Polly Ryon Hospital Authority 1715 Jackson Street $10,000 To support upgraded technology to facilitate presentations for the purpose of educating the public, especially the underserved, Health & Human Oakbend Medical Center Richmond, TX 77469 on health care issues through health fairs that will include screening tests and activities for prevention of illnesses. Services

Preston Taylor Ministries P.O. Box 90442 $6,180 To support the addition of upgraded technology, empowering youth with skills needed to improve academically for future Education Nashville TN 37209 success as well as provide an assessment tool for determining student-readin g levels to increase performance. Programs Princess Theatre Center for 112 2nd Avenue NE $10,000 To support the addition of a newly redesigned interactive website to better serve students, teachers, and the community as an Education the Performing Arts Decatur, AL 35601 arts education resource, and Improve staff efficiency, outreach, and overall operations. Programs%Public Education%Public K 12 Pritchard Committee for P.O. Box 1658 125000 To support a science and math version of the Commonwealth Institute for Parent Leadership in partnership with The Academy Education Academic Excellence Lexington , KY 40588 for Mathematics and Science in Kentucky Prog rams Progress and Freedom Suite 500 $100,000 To support the 2008 and 2007 Institute for Regulatory Law and Economics seminars to educate regulators about economic Community Foundation 1444 Eye Street, NW analysis of regulatory policy Issues arising in competitive and emerging competitive network Industries. (Tot.$200K,06- Development Washington. DC 20005 07.$ 100K/v) Project Amiga 2001 Tyler Avenue, Ste 203 $5,000 To support the expansion of the Youth/Adult Reliance & Job Connection Program focusing on computer and job readiness Education South El Monte CA 91733 trainin g to low-income , at-risk clients. Staff will be trained to teach the skills needed for their clients' success. Programs Project ARRIBA Advanced 1155 Westmoreland, Suite 235 $4,000 To support a portion of the upgrade in computer and networking equipment, including lab and staff work stations, switches, a Community Retraining and Redevelopment El Paso, TX 79925-5623 firewall appliance, one server, software and three new laptops Development Inc Project Lazarus 2824 Dauphine Street $6,000 To support Improving the quality of life for those living with AIDS in the Lazarus residences Computers with Microsoft Office Health & Human New Orleans. LA 70117 and Internet access will enable residents to commun icate with fa iland access health informatio n online Services STATEMENT A Pg 31/63 iuu, 1 4M '111011W I,Vtll ^I I. I I VUIIYQUIVII

Payee Legal Name Paves, Address Amount Re uest Prolect Title Prog ram Area Prospect Inc. 960 Maddox Simpson Parkway $4,800 To support network connectivity and hardware that will improve dissemination of information to increase staff efficiency to better Health & Human Lebanon , TN 37090 serve the needs of the low-Income disabled population I Services Provena Hospitals 812 North Logan Avenue $8,000 To support implementation of the Wireless Medical Telemetry Upgrade project by providing funds for training the clinical staff to Health & Human Danville IL 61832 quickly and accuratel y access patients' vital signs during transport This project will improve patient safety Services Public School Forum of North 3739 National Drive, Suite 100 52518 To support the Columbia Group: Keeping the Network Intact (BLS Foundation Grant, Total $103,358, payable $50,480 in 2006 Education Carolina Inc. Ralei gh , NC 27612 and $52. 518 in 2007 ) Prog rams Public Television 19, Inc. aka 125 East 31st St. $19,000 To support Internet streaming capacity for KCPT's educational programs and resources delivered to 103 public schools in three Education KCPT Kansas City, MO 64108 Missouri school districts, as well as enable access to GED programs for adult learners Programs\Public Education\Public K 12 Puerto Rican Arts Alliance 1440 N. Sacramento $6,000 To support the creation of an interactive website promoting the programs/services of the Alliance, including art and music Education Chicago, IL 60622 classes and showcasing Puerto Rican artists Volunteer opportunities and membership registration will also be added features Programs

Purdue University EE Building $50,000 To support an education and research program on the design, development, and implementation of MIMO wireless networks Education 465 North Western Avenue (Total $150K, MY 2005-2007, $50Kfyear) Programs\Public West Lafayette, IN 47907 Education\Public Higher u ion Quail Gardens Foundations, P.O. Box 230005 $10,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade from MS Office workgroups to a central file server, allowing less work duplication and Arts & Culture Inc. Encinitas CA 92023-0005 enhancing security Proposal also includes u pg rade to donor database software. Quincy University Corporation 1800 College Avenue $5,042 To support the implementation of pod casting lectures and presentations of the faculty, and providing students the opportunity to Education Quincy, IL 62301 create their own podcasts Funds will support the purchase of a server, 6 hard drives, and an operating system. Programs

Quinebaug Valley Community 742 Upper Maple Street $14,000 To support the restructuring of the computer network to allow secure access by staff, students, and faculty. Currently, the Education College Danielson, CT 06239 platform only allows access from college- owned machines Project will provide students with enhanced educational Programs o unities, Quinnipiac Business and 100 South Turnpike Road $7,500 To support a collaboration with the Joyce C Budrow Senior Center to provide a computer literacy program for seniors This Education Education Foundation Inc Wallingford, CT 06492 knowledge is becoming a requirement in performing daily activities, to include research on medical, financial, and travel issues Programs

Racine Literacy Council 734 Lake Avenue $7,000 To support the purchase of software for the adult literacy program that serves low-income adults In the community Education Racine , WI 53403 Prog rams Radio Bilingue, Inc 5005 E. Belmont Ave. $25,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade, including a new server to expand the web-based communication via podcasts, Community Fresno CA 93727 cell hones web feeds and blo s. Enhanced outreach to the Latino population is the goal of the project. Development Rainbow Days, Inc. Suite 1600 $30,000 To support Rainbow Days as its 25th Anniversary Sponsor including support for its Tenth Annual Pot of Gold Luncheon. Health & Human 8150 N. Central Expressway Services Dallas, TX 75208 Read to Grow Inc. 53 School Ground Road $4,500 To support an upgrade of the hardware and software at the center for more efficient and accurate inventory management Community Branford, CT 06405 Development Reconcile New Orleans Inc 1631 Oretha Castle Haley $25,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade with new computers, telephone service, and POAs to increase the efficiency of the Community Boulevard organization and better track data, as well as institute a new financial accounting system Development New Orleans LA 70113 Recording for the Blind & 488 West Charleston Road $25,000 To support the production of 18 digital textbooks for students, and to upgrade the technological infrastructure of the organization Education Dyslexic, Inc. Palo Alto CA 94306 with three cell phones, computer software , and hardware for better management of the office Programs Regents of the University of 300 Lakeside Drive, 7th Floor $500,000 To support Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement to increase the number of disadvantaged students who enter Education California Oakland, CA 94612-3550 math, science and engineering careers by expanding the program. (MY 2006-08, payable at $500K/yr, total $1.5M). Programs\Pubtic Education\Public K 12 Regents of the University of 1111 Franklin Street, 9th Floor $200,000 To support the California Teach (CaT) program designed to address the critical need in California for highly qualified K-12 Education California Office of the Oakland, CA 98407-5200 teachers in science and mathematics (Multiyear $1 M. 2005-2009, at $200K per year). Programs\Public President Education\Public ' e Ed Region IV Area Agency on 2900 Lakeview Ave $25,000 To support seniors' access to computers and the Internet through a mobile computer classroom The classroom will be Community A In Inc. Saint Joseph. MI 49085 equipped with 13 computers and trainin g for all user-levels will be provided. Development Regional Access and 202 Market St. $13,017 To support the creation of a website to market SoundScapes, a retail outlet for assistive listening devices for people with a Health & Human Mobilization Project Inc. Rockford, IL 61107 hearing loss. Online purchasing and customer tracking software, as well as an upgrade of computers and staff training are Services needed

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Prolect Title Pro ram Area Regional Partners Network Inc 30 West Broad Street $19,480 To support upgraded technology and training for the housing agencies throughout the 14-county region to increase their Community P.O. Box 346 capacity and efficiency in order to provide affordable housing to the low-income, minority population of Southwest Georgia. Development Camilla GA 31730 Regional Violence initiative 1415 Olive Street, Suite 150 $7,000 To support the addition of updated hardware and the development of an enhanced website to efficiently and effectively Community Inc. dba St. Louis for Kids St. Louis, MO 83103 communicate with youth-serving organizations and the community in order to provide quality youth development programs Development

Resurrection Catholic Missions 2815 Forbes Drive $4,000 To support Donor Perfect software training for the development department and agency staff in order to improve outreach and Community of the South Inc Montgome ry, AL 36110 fundraisin efforts to increase its donor base and sustain and expand q uality care to clients Development Retired Senior Volunteer P O. Box 1748 $5,000 To support capacity-building of the Travis County RSVP partner agencies (163) by providing computer skills/technical training Community Program of Travis County Austin, TX 78767 for Its staff and volunteers. Development Advisory Council Rialto Square Theatre 15 EAST VAN BUREN $8,500 To support the purchase of new computers to enable the utilization of Archtics, an in-house ticketing system. Archtics will allow Arts & Culture Corporation JOLIET. IL 60432 online purchasing convenience and customer tracking for improved marketing efforts and increased funding opportunities

Riley County Seniors Service 412 Leavenworth Street $5,900 To support the addition of three laptop computers with wireless peripherals in order to provide enhanced educational programs Health & Human Center, Inc, Manhattan , KS 68502 and services to seniors Services River City Youth Foundation 5209 S. Pleasant Valley Road $18,026 To support a collaboration effort to educate youth about various multimedia technologies to include creating digital art projects, Education Austin , TX 78744 a website, and improving problem solving skills Programs River Region United Way P.O. Box 6135 $42,400 Annual support Health & Human Montgomery, AL 36106 Services Robert Crown Center for 3517 West Arthington $12,500 To support the implementation of the Audience Response System (ARS) in the outreach health education curriculum for Education Health Education Chicago, IL 60624 minority students. ARS is wireless keypad technology that creates a fun interactive lesson for the students to learn about Programs nutrition. Ronald McDonald House 300 East California Avenue $4,000 To support an upgrade in the software of current desktops, enhancement to employee skills through additional training , and to Health & Human Charities of El Paso Inc. El Paso, TX 79902 optimize events through the purchase of u pg raded laptops Services Ronald McDonald House 1959 Hamilton Road $10,745 To support upgraded hardware, including a modem phone system, staff training for office efficiency, all to better serve low- Health & Human Chanties of West Georgia Inc. Columbus, GA 31904 income families temporarily residing at the House while their children receive free or low-cost treatment at nearby hospitals Services

Rose State College 6420 SE 15th $26,700 To support the expansion of existing program with IP videoconferencing at Howard McLeod and Joseph Harp correctional Education Midwest City, OK 73110 centers which will enable inmates to enroll in college courses while in prison. The collaborator of project. OK Dept of Programs Corrections. Rural Nevada Development 1320 E. Aultman Street $10,250 To support the addition of updated hardware to improve program coordination and office efficiency to better serve clients and Community Corporation Ely, NV 89301 fundin eaencles. Development Safe & Sound, Inc 801 West Michigan Street $18,500 To support a collaborative effort to re-design the website to enable an interactive experience and provide a forum for youth to Community Milwaukee WI 53233 address communi ty crime reduction efforts. 'Development Safe Harbor Child Advocacy 836 E. Main Street $5,400 To support the costs for data connection services for medical and forensic video conferences between law enforcement officers, Health & Human Center Inc Madison, WI 53703 child protection workers, and medical professionals to allow consultation to those investigating child abuse cases. Services

Safehome, Inc. P.O. Box 4563 $8,000 To support the addition of upgraded hardware and software and provide staff training to improve delivery of services for victims Health & Human Overland Park, KS 66204 who seek shelter from domestic violence. These clients will also have access to online computer training. Services Saint Louis Symphony 718 N. Grand Boulevard $200,000 To support a music education collaboration between the Symphony, University of Missoun-Saint Louis, and sixty schools and Arts & Culture Orchestra St Louis MO 63103 local arts organizations serving minority students in the region (Total $1 M multiyear 2003-2007 , $200K year), Saint Louis University 221 N. Grand $200,000 To support state-of-the-art technologies and technology infrastructure for a new biomedical research facility to house 200 Community St. Louis , MO 83103 research scientists in midtown St. Louis (Total $1M rent 2005-2009) Development Saint Louis University dba 3674 Lindell Boulevard $10,000 To support updated technology, enabling students, inside and outside the classroom, to apply their academic and team-building Education John Cook School of Business Davis-Shaughnessy Hall skills while completing group assignments, simulating real-world team working environments in business settings. Progrems'Public St. Louis, MO 63108 Education\Public H*oher Education- Salem Baptist Church of 11816 S. Indiana Ave. $20,000 To support updating the computer lab that serves the outreach after-school program, with 29 new workstations and related Education Chicago (as fiscal agent for Chicago, IL 60828 hardware, as well as Microsoft Office and academic software to Improve reading, math, and Spanish language skills Programs Sale Christian Academy) Saline Area United Way P O Box 355 $1,550 Annual Support Health & Human Salina KS 87402-0355 Services Salvation Army - Atlanta, GA 1384 Greene Street $11,000 To support upgraded technology for Clearinghouse agencies who provide Christmas assistance to low-income families in order Health & Human (as fiscal agent for Salvation Augusta, GA 30901 to streamline operations, avoid service duplications, and improve communications, all to better serve and reach famtliesl in need. Services Army - Augusta)

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Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Re quest Project Title Program Area Samaritan Counseling 2890 Carpenter Road, Suite $35,000 To support a collaborative effort to upgrade the infrastructure with computers, tablet PCs, and software that will provide a Health & Human Services 1600 HIPPA compliant, integrated system for electronic billing, scheduling, and chart management Services Ann Arbor MI 48109 San Antonio Area Council of 10443 Gulfdale $200,000 To support the Building Leaders Capital Campaign to expand the organization's capacity to serve girls through new and ' Community Gid Scouts San Antonio , TX 78216 im proved facilities. (Multiyear 2006-2010 total $1 M payable at $200K per year) Development San Antonio Area Foundation 110 Broadway, Suite 230 $250,000 To support the 'Botero: Beloved Artist of the Americas' collaborative project with a serves of events during the summer of, 2007 Arts & Culture San Antonio, TX 78205 in San Antonio. I San Antonio Area Foundation 110 Broadway, Suite 230 $50,000 To support the South Texas Hispanic Fund which is designed to involve more Hispanics in community philanthropy and to Community San Antonio, TX 78228 support organizations/prog rams that improve the wider Hispanic community Development San Antonio Area Foundation 110 Broadway, Suite 230 $50,000 To support the Economic Feasibility Study to determine the scope of renovation needed to restore the Women's Pavilion Community San Antonio, TX 78205 located at Hemisfair Park Providing a community venue for educational and cultural programs. Development San Antonio Area Foundation 110 Broadway, Suite 230 $25,000 To support the Aaron Ardoin Foundation Fund for Sickle Cell Anemia which has been created for research purposes Health & Human San Antonio TX 78205 Services San Antonio Foundation for 141 Lavaca Street $100,000 To support the 2007 Excellence in Education program in providing resources and tools needed to impact student achievement Education Excellence in Education, Inc. San Antonio, TX 78210 and success in the San Antonio Independent School District. Programs\Public Education\Public K 12 San Antonio Medical 7526 Louis Pasteur Drive, Suite $5,000 To support the expansion of the Medical Center through the purchase of contiguous parcels of land for the purpose of research Community Foundation 312 and the healthcare needs of citizens throughout San Antonio and South Texas (Total $25K, multiyear 2003-2007, $5K per Development P.O. Box 29736 year). San Antonio. 78229 San Antonio Metropolitan 5254 Blanco Road $50,000 To support the integration of the latest technology to provide services to the homeless that include education and career Community Ministry Inc. San Antonio , TX 78216-7017 training Development San Antonio Parks Foundation 314 E. Commerce, Suite 720 $25,000 To support the architectural design competition for the Voelcker Park master plan. Community San Antonio , TX 78205 Development San Antonio Parks Foundation 314 E. Commerce, Suite 720 250000 To support the restoration and expansion of the historic Main Plaza in San Antonio, Texas. Community San Antonio TX 78205 Development San Antonio Public Library 315 E Commerce, Suite 201 $100,000 To support The Centennial Achievement Plan in celebration of the Library's 100th birthday in 2003 Our grant supports Arts & Culture Foundation San Antonio, TX 78205 educational activities planned for the centennial, including books for youth and children (Total $1 M, multiyear 1999-2008, 100 San Diego Futures Foundation 4283 E. Cajon Blvd., Ste 130 $10,000 To support the Foundation's efforts to provide technology assistance to four nonprofit agencies to help improve their Community San Diego, CA 92105 organizational effectiveness and services for underserved clients Development San Diego Lesbian & Gay P.O. Box 34366 $2,500 To support the purchase of four computers for the staff and a Palm Treo phone for the Executive Director to manage the office Community Pride San Diego. CA 92163 more efficientl y and Im prove the quality of services to the community Develo ment San Diego Women Film P.O. Box 632991 $4,000 To support enhancements to the filmmaking workshops for underserved girls, enabling hands-on experience with new editing Education Foundation San Diego, CA 92163 equipment and new sound and lighting technology. San Francisco Foundation 685 Market Street, Suite 350 $25,000 To support an upgrade to the computers and software for the Youth-led Peer Education & College Resource Center which Education Community Initiative Funds (as San Francisco, CA 94105 provides tutoring and access to educational and career building resources for the underserved Programs fiscal agent for Mission Dignity)

San Francisco Housing 4439 Third Street $25,000 To support an interactive website to expand housing/financial counseling to the underserved through streaming video Community Development Corporation San Francisco CA 94124 workshops, credit counselin and budget analysis. Bi-lingual capabilities will further enhance the communication. Development Sankara Eye Foundation USA 3175 Arcola Court $5,000 To support the Rainbow Program, a program that will screen 1,000 school-aged children for visual defects as part of the Health & Human San Jose, CA 95148 preventative eye care in India, and the Rural Outreach Program where 5,000 patients will be offered eye related medical Services treatment. Human Santa Rosa Childrens Hospital 343 West Houston Street, Suite $75,000 To support the Miracle 2000 Campaign, a $13.9M capital campaign for the five-story Center for Children and Families to expand Health & Foundation 505 the community's access to health care education, and primary and outpatient services (Tot $750K, MY 1998-2007, $75K/y). Services San Antonio, TX 78205 Human Santa Rosa Childrens Hospital 343 West Houston Street, Suite $20,000 To support child abuse prevention initiatives taking place at CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Children's Hospital Center for Miracles. Health & Foundation 505 Services San Antonio , TX 78205 Health & Human Sauk-Prairie United Way P.O. Box 122 37 Annual Support Services Prairie Du Sac, WI 53578 Education Scholarship America Inc c/o First National Bank $2,394,247 To support the first half of the year 2007-2008 new recipient and renewal scholarship awards for the AT&T Foundation Programs P.O. Box 240 Scholarship Program. S Peter, M N 56082

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Payee Leal Name Pa ee Address Amount Req uest Prolect Title Pro g ram Area Scholarship America Inc c/o First National Bank $2,394,247 To support the 2nd half of the year 2007-2008 new recipient and renewal scholarship awards for the AT&T Foundation Education P O. Box 240 Scholarship Program. Programs St. Peter, MN 56082 Scholarship America Inc (as 3330 N Causeway, Suite 435 $24,975 To support recipients of collage scholarships with the purchase of laptop computers to help them succeed in their academic Education fiscal agent for Jefferson Metairie, LA 70002 pursuits. Programs Dollars for Scholars) School on Wheels Corp 5420 N College Avenue, Suite $7,000 To support the purchase of computers, software, and Internet access for homeless children tutored in the program Children will Education 101 learn computer skills and will have access to appropriate educational software and the internal for school work. Programs Indiana polis. IN 46220 ScienceSouth Inc 6173 E Old Marion Hwy $24,850 To support self-guided outdoor science and technology programs for families, that are accessible through a wireless connection Education Florence, SC 29506-9330 at the 35 acre site. High speed lines, wi-fi transmitter, VOIP processor and application development are part of the proposal Programs

Second Harvest Food Bank of 2501 E. President Street $24,750 To support the addition of upgraded software that will provide agencies and volunteers with easy access to accurate food Health & Human Coastal Georgia, Inc. Savannah, GA 31404 inventory information, improving and increasing the ordering and distribution process to reach a greater number of people in Services need Second Harvest Food Bank of 922 Delaware $13,000 To support the addition of upgraded technology to streamline agency access to Second Harvest inventory, increase staff Health & Human East Tennessee Knoxville, TN 37921 efficiency. and reduce human error while controlling the purchase and distribution of food. Services Second Harvest Food Bank of 331 Great Circle Road $4,000 To support the addition of two laptops, the upgrade of two outdated desktops and two mobile computer carts in order to Health & Human Middle Tennessee Nashville , TN 37228 maintain a more efficient food invento ry system for the proper recei pt and distribution of food. Services Seed Corp (f/k/a Bloomington 501 North Morton Street $5,000 To support an outreach to bring small business counseling and small business loans to clients in rural areas Two laptops and Community Area Microenterprlse Initiative Suite 100 a projector will be used by two business advisors to provide one-on-one counseling to clients in ten counties Development Inc Bloomington. IN 47404 Seguin Service, Inc. 3100 S. Central Avenue $10,000 To support a computer teaming lab for disabled teenagers in the foster care program to access the internal and educational Education Cicero, IL 60804 software to improve their social, educational, and economic skills. Job training for adults will also be available in the lab. Programs

Seminole County Victims P.O. Box 2921 $5,000 To support better technology Integration into the new facility that serves victims of domestic violence. Funds will support Community Rights Coalition, Inc d/b/a Sanford, FL 32779 Windows 2003 Business Server, Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Office for improvement of staff support services. Development Safehouse of Seminole Senior Access 555 Northgate Drive, Suite 230- $10,200 To support an Infrastructure upgrade including new computers and a new server to enable hosting the CadCare and FundEz Community A databases and allow shared access to databases for more efficient program and organization management Development San Rafael , CA 94903 Senior Citizen Services of 1000 Macon Street $5,000 To support the Neighbor Helping Neighbor program targeting senior citizen isolation in Tarrant County 95 underserved home- Health & Human Greater Tarrant County, Inc. Fort Worth, TX 76102-4527 bound seniors will be reintegrated into society through a variety of programs designed to promote well being and independence Services

Senior Citizens of Greater 1215 Skiles $9,000 To support upgraded technology that will enable a well trained staff to provide quality service to the elderly, volunteers, and Health & Human Dallas Inc. Dallas, TX 75204 donors: educate the publics and increase outreach to the community Services Senior Volunteer Services Inc. 4701 N. W. 33 Ave $5,000 To support the organization's tutoring project expense for one year. This project will partner high school students with senior Community Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-6807 citizens and the students will refurbish and train the senior citizen on the use of the computers Development

Sentinels of Freedom 5075 S. Syracuse Street $100,000 To support the training, placement and program management activities in support of permanently disabled veterans' transition Community Scholarship Foundation Denver, CO 80237 back Into the workforce, and to become productive , self-sufficient, Integrated members of their community. Development Services for the Elderly Inc. 2200 East MLK Blvd. $5,450 To support upgrades to the communication functions which will enable agency personnel to recruit and accept applications for Health & Human Austin, TX 78704 prospective employees remotely, as well as complete payroll and billing functions. Services Sexual Assault Crisis Center - 35 Park Place $4,806 To support the purchase of a new telephone system and peripheral equipment to upgrade the infrastructure to manage the Health & Human Fox Cities, Inc. Suite 100 delivery of crisis services and support for survivors of sexual assault. Services Appleton, WI 54914 Shakespeare Festival LA, Inc 1238 W. First Street $15,000 To support the purchase of an Apple Mobile Learning Lab to provide underserved youth access to computers and the internal Education Los Angeles, CA 90026 for academic rowth includin g preparation for college and assistance In applying to college Proarams Shape Community Center Inc. P.O. Box 8428 $20,000 To support upgraded technology at the Nia Becnel Family Center to expand opportunities for seniors through goal-oriented Education Houston, TX 77288 projects and workshops that will include computer classes for genealogy research, as well as other topics of interest. Programs

Shasta County Arts Council 1313 Market Street $7,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade of the telephone system and computers to better communicate with artists and members Arts & Culture Redding, CA 98001 of the community about concerts, workshops and exhibitions and enable better management of the organization

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Payee Leal Name Paves Address Amount Request Prolect Title Pro ram Area Shaw University 118 East South Street $25,000 To support the enhancement of the technology tab for hands-on, lab-based research training experimentation for minority' Education Raleigh, NC 27601 undergraduate students in Science to prepare them for entry into the nanobiotechnology workforce or graduate programs'in the Programs\Pnvate field. Education\Prlvate Higher Education

Shawn Hornbeck Foundation P.O. Box 249 $11,000 To support the addition of technology tools that will better equip the Mobile Incident Command Unit to immediately respond and Health & Human Inc Richwoods, MO 63071 coordinate the speedy search and rescue missions of missing persons within a 400-mile radius of the St. Louis Metro region Services

Sheboygan Area United Way, 2020 Ene Ave. $592 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Sheboygan , WI 53081-3711 Services Shelby Council for Retarded P.O. Box 853 $15,000 To support the addition of upgraded technology which will provide improved educational programming for special-needs, Education Children, Inc. dba Dorman Shelbyville, KY 40065 preschool children and allows for better coordination of services for families and staff. Programs Preschool Center Shelby County Childrens 22747 Highway 25 $11,710 To support the addition and installation of upgraded technology and provide technical assistance to improve staff efficiency and Health & Human Advocacy Center Inc P.O. Box 1145 increase outreach to potential supporters In order to better protect abused and neglected children of Shelby County. Services Columbiana , AL 35051 Shepherds Center of 302 West Market Street, Room $13,850 To support the purchase of computer hardware, software, a projector, and a telephone system to upgrade the technology Community Greensboro Inc 103 Infrastructure to improve management of the organization and continue to provide computer literacy training to seniors. Development Greensboror. NC 27401 Shepherds Center of Orange 2105 Park Avenue, Suite 1 $7,400 To support the Communication without Walls program that benefits underserved seniors. Technical hardware including LCD Community Park Inc. Orange Park, FL 32073 projectors, a digital video camera, photo printer, laptop, and software are needed to provide remote education programs. Development

Shoes That Fit 1420 N. Claremont Blvd $5,000 To support the organization in providing clothing and school supplies to low-income children so they can attend school with all Health & Human Suite 107B the essentials so they are able to focus on class work and not on their shortfalls or appearance Services Claremont CA 91711 Shreveport Metropolitan Ballet 520 Olive Street $2,607 To support a telephone system upgrade, with additional telephone lines to manage incoming calls from customers and the Community Shreveport, LA 71104 community. One telephone line is inadequate to respond to the needs of the community, and may negatively impact support for Development the ballet Sierra Nonprofit Support 39 N. Washington Street $4,500 To support enhancing the website to include volunteer matching, which connects volunteers to organizations of interest to them, Community Center Sonora, CA 95370 a calendar of volunteer opportunities; volunteer management tools, including how to manage nonprofits and increase Development recruitment. Signal Centers 109 North Germantown Road $2,821 To support the expansion of the e-Tapestry Data Development project in order to accommodate an increasing amount of donor Health & Human Chattanoo ga, TN 37411 accounts and information, leading to greater outreach for better delivery of services. Services Simpson County Literacy 231 S. College St. $10,000 To support the addition of updated hardware and staff training in order to provide computer education to a wide range of Education Council Inc. Franklin, KY 42134 underserved adults to help them gain employment and Improve their overall quality of life. Programs Simpsons Street Free Pree Inc P.O. Box 6307 $7,500 To support the expansion of the program with the purchase of additional computers for the new online newspaper, authored by Education Monona, WI 53716 underserved outh. P rams Sin Fronteras Organizing 201 E. Ninth Avenue $3,500 To support a comprehensive plan that will include integration of technology into service delivery with the purchase of computers, Community Project Inc, Ell Paso, TX 79901 software printers and an IT specialist to analyze database needs and software applications Development Sisters of Charity Ministry 2711 Middleburg Drive Suite 205 $16,000 To support the Healthy Learners program that assists getting children medical treatment. A Student Liaison picks up the child Health & Human Development Corporation Columbia, SC 29204 and takes him/her to the doctor and documents it. This proposal Is seeking laptops for the Liaisons to expedite and expand. Services

Slidell Art League 1827 Front Street $14,029 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade, including a computer, digital camera, and scanner that will enable the creation Arts & Culture P.O Box 936 and display of artwork created. Artwork will be more readily available to the community, as part of an outreach effort. Slidell LA 70459 Smartriverside 3900 Main Street (City Hall 7th $20,000 To support the creation of a 'technology incubator' or lab for entrepreneurs in emerging life science ventures and software Community Floor) companies to launch business ideas with assistance from business mentors and business community support. Development Riverside, CA 92522 Social Responsibility 123 Hubbard Avenue $50,000 To support the Learning About Learning Conference on February 7-8, 2008 focusing on improving education in Texas and Education Corporation San Antonio, TX 78209 keeping children in school. Programs Social Responsibility 123 Hubbard Avenue $25,000 To support enhanced data and search capabilities of the Texas Online Foundation Directory (Total $50K over two years '06- Community Co oration San Antonio TX 78209 '07 at $25K Development Society of St. Vincent de Paul 10500 Steppington Dnve, Ste. $4,000 To support the technical training portion of a 14-week Intensive Business Training Program for low-Income, minorities, preparing Education Particular Council of Dallas 251 them for entry into the job market. Programs Inc. ] DallasD , TX 7 230

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Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Request Prolect Title Prog ram Area Somerset County United Way 1011 Rt 22 West $100,000 Annual Support Health & Human P. O. Box 6835 Services Bridgewater, NJ 08807 South Alabama Regional 110 Beauregard Street, Ste. 207 $10,200 To support the Seniors In Cyberspace project with the addition of hardware for a Computer Learning Center in the new Mobile Community Planning Commission Mobile, AL 36633 Regional Senior Community Center (expected to open in Nov 2007) in order to enhance the overall quality of life for seniors. Development

South Carolina Foster Parent Post Office Box 39 $5,000 To support scholarships for children in foster situations providing them the oppurtunity to attend college. Education Association Elgin, SC 29045 Programs South DeKalb Business 1599-A Memorial Drive $35,000 To support updated technology, installation, and staff training in order to increase efficiency and marketability to better serve the Community Incubator Inc. Atlanta, GA 30317 underserved communities and its client businesses , creating opportunities and jobs for minorities Development South Milam County United P.O. Box 189 100 Annual Support Health & Human Way Rockdale TX 76567 Services South Texas College 3201 W. Pecan Blvd $4,000 To support the addition of laptops, enabling underserved students who have earned associates degrees to check out equipment Education McAllen, TX 78501 for take-home projects, facilitating the goal of obtaining a bachelor's degree through the Bachelors of Applied Technology Programs\Public Program. EducationlPublic Hinher Edu South Texas Public 4455 South Padre Island Drive, $7,000 To support and address STPBS's immediate need for an integrated database for service and communications processes The Community Broadcasting System Suite #38 end result is a more efficient and accurate process when applying for grants, processing mailings, and contacting sponsors Development Co us C hristi. 78411-4481 Southeast Association for 4500 Belmont Road $14,000 To support the implementation of an online registration system with credit card authorization, to facilitate an easier and more Health & Human Special Parks and Recreation Downers Grove, IL 60515 efficient way for disabled participants (and their families) to register for recreation programs Services

Southside Main Street Project P.O. Box 165068 $3,387 To support the addition of upgraded hardware and software to improve office efficiency in communicating information more Community Inc. Little Rock AR 72206 effectively to the communi in order to help revitalize its historic commercial district with more lobs and housing. Development Southwest Georgia United 1150 Industrial Drive $23,800 To support upgraded technology and staff training to increase office efficiency, data sharing/management, improve Community Empowerment Zone Inc Vienna, GA 31092 communications with donors, volunteers, and clients, and provide training for the community to help grow and revitalize high- Development poverty areas. Southwestern College 100 College Street $11,500 To support the addition of videoconferencing to connect teacher education students and faculty to K-12 Kansas schools, and Education Winfield, KS 67156 link diverse learners at multiple sites to guest speakers In remote locations, making college education programs accessible to Programs\Public all. Education\Public Higher Ed Southwestern Illinois College 201 N. Church Street $5,000 To support the purchase of the computer monitors and personal digital devices (a/k/a Palm Pilots) for the SeniorLmk computer Education Foundation (as fiscal agent for Belleville, IL 62220 skills classes available to seniors to improve their skills for economic and personal reasons. Programs Programs and Services for Older Special Olympics Alaska Inc 3200 Mountain View Drive $5,000 To support Special Olympics Alaska in training and Olympic-style competition for Tanana Valley athletes with disabilities Health & Human Anchorage, AK 99501 Dreparing them for the Special Olympics-Alaska Winter Games in March 2008 Services Special Spaces Inc. 8540 Kingston Pike $5,000 To support the organization's ability to deliver'dream bedrooms' to children suffering from life-threatening illnesses. The gift will Health & Human Knoxville, TN 37919 o to expenses related to items needed to tailor the bedroom to the specific requirements of the ill child Services Spoon River College 23235 N. County Highway 22 $14,000 To support the purchase of a video/audio presentation system In the Student Center, which hosts events such as the GED Education Foundation Canton, IL 61520 Graduation, Annual Multicultural Dinner, and Student Debates. A permanent technical infrastructure will enhance the events. Programs

St Johns Regional Health St John's Cancer Center $5,000 To support a rehabilitative cancer retreat where cancer survivors network with other cancer survivors, medical professionals, Health & Human Center 1235 E. Cherokee and counselors in a relaxed environment. Funding will provide for scholarships to those cancer survivors that need assistance. Services S n field MO 65804 St. Agnes Foundation Inc 1315 Oakwood Avenue $25,000 To support enhancements to programs that address medical ailmdhts that plague the minority community through online access Education Ralei h NC 27610 to educational information and a forum for collaboration about solutions. P rams St. Francis Medical Center 211 St. Francis Drive $5,000 To support the implementation of a wireless Mobile Barcode Medication Administration system at the Medical Center in order to Health & Human Cape Girardeau, MO 63701 reduce human error when administering drugs to patients, as well as Improve documentation and information tracking. Services

St. Josephs Mercy Health 300 Werner St. $23,400 To support a Picture Archive and Communications System (PACS), a high-speed combination of technological hardware, Health & Human Foundation P.O. Box 29001 providing instant access to patients' medical images/reports for physicians and healthcare clinicians to view In a more efficient Services S rim s AR 71903-9001 manner. Human St. Landry-Evangeline United P. O. Box 189 $2,000 Annual support Health & Way Opelousas, LA 70570 Services SL Louis Crisis Nursery 6150 Oakland Avenue $7,000 To support the addition of hardware In order to help the staff accommodate and better meet the needs of an increasing number Health & Human St. Louis, MO 63139 of child abuse and/or neg lect prevention cases for families in crisis in a more efficient and productive manner Services STATEMENT A Fig 37/63 &vur r ayllla1I 11%0111 P%1 IX I rVU11uo11V11

Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project Tltle Pro ram Area St. Lukas Community House 5601 New York Avenue $3,380 To support the installation of a reliable network connection in the Senior Social Center in order to efficiently access and anage Health & Human Episcopal, Inc. Nashville, TN 37209 information on the seniors in the community and allow for better support of the senior services program Services St Marys University One Camino Santa Maria $125,000 To support renovations to St. Louis Hall and the continuation of a web-based software system used in teaching and distance- Education San Antonio, TX 78228 learning operations. (Total $250K over two yrs '07208 ® $125K p yr) Programs\Private EducationtPrivate Higher Education

Stamford Community Initiative 128 S Swensen $13,000 To support the repair and upgrade of computers, purchase of receivers, and pay for technology trainers This effort will allow Community Stamford, TX 79553 SCN to continue its support of customers , vanous a institutions, and the community Development STAND Foundation 601 Main Street $15,000 To support The STAND online outreach program with updated technology and staff training to help young adults in Arkansas Education North Little Rock, AR 72114 develo p their leadership skills. Prog rams Starfish Inc d/b/a Starfish 814 N. Delaware Street, Suite A $5,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade to include a firewall router, Windows XP and Office Pro software, technology Community Initiative Indianapolis, IN 46204 training for the staff and an IT consultant to more efficiently manage the organization Development

Steelworkers Old Timers 3355 E. Gage Avenue $5,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade to include internet access and file sharing capabilities for the staff, as well as Community Foundation Huntington Park, CA 90255 revamp the website to increase fundralsing and outreach opportunities to seniors and the underserved. Development Sterling House Community 2283 Main Street $6,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade to improve operations in the center, as well as expand marketing and funding Community Center Stratford CT 06615 sources for the programs that support the underserved. Development Success and Opportunity at 2217 16th Street $4,790 To support the creation of an interactive website promoting SOAR, an adult literacy program. The website will manage donor Education Readin Inc Bedford , IN 47421 su orttrack volunteer time, and offer online lessons to the underserved. P rams Sul Ross State University Box C-101 $50,000 To support the cultural and historical exhibits of the Museum of the Big Bend located on the campus of Sul Ross State Arts & Culture Alpine , TX 79832 Universe (Total 100K MY 2006-2007 , $50K yr ) Sunlight Children Advocacy 110 S. Gordy $8,000 To support the addition of state-of-the-art technology for information-sharing with federal and state agencies and provide Health & Human and Rights Foundation El Dorado, KS 67042 increased training for staff, enabling them to appropriately interview children of abuse and make appropriate referrals. Services Sunshine Kids Foundation 2814 Virginia Street $35,000 To support the Hawaiian Hang Loose Holiday, a week-long trip that brings together children with cancer from eight hospitals Health & Human Houston, TX 77098 nationally, November 4-10, 2007. Services Supreme Court Historical 224 East Capitol Street, NE $20,000 To support the Supreme Court Summer Institute which brings 60 high school teachers together for a concentrated learning Education Society Washington, DC 20003 program focused on the history, operation, and function of the Supreme Court. (Total $60K multiyear grant - 2006-2008 - Programs\Public $20K/year) Education\Public K 12 Susan G. Komen Foundation, 5005 LBJ Freeway $5,000 To support a research program that will study the disparity in breast cancer screening, treatment, and mortality. The Health & Human Inc. Suite 250 organization will identify Institutions and programs that have the greatest impact on this research Services Dallas, TX 75244 Susanna Wesley Family P.O. Box 249 $10,000 To support Internet and telecommunications needs that are vital for rural, low-income youth and adults to complete their GED Education Learning Center Inc. East Prairie, MO 63845 education enabling them to gain employment and enrich their overall lives and community. Programs Sweetwater Education 303 H. Street, Suite 459 $7,500 To support a collaboration with Hilltop High School to encourage students to get excited about engineering and technology Education Foundation Chula Vista, CA 91910 through their participation in a robotics competition Prog rams Symphony Society of San P 0. Box 658 $150,000 To support a conditional multiyear project that includes needed technology upgrades and a development project aimed to Arts & Culture Antonio San Antonio, TX 78293-0658 diversify the Symphony's funding base through a matching prog. aimed at individual donor contnbs (Tot. $450K,MY 06-08, $150/y 1. Tammy Lynn Memorial 739 Chappell Drive $25,000 To support implementation of a new donor support system online, enabling event tracking, donor and volunteer tracking, and Community Foundation, Inc. Rates h NC 27606 increasing the fundralsing capability of the organization the serves the disabled Development Tampa Hillsborough County 4422 E. Columbus Drive $17,110 To support technology integration into DACCO's three residential facilities by providing computers to the 20 clinicians that staff Health & Human Drug Abuse Comprehensive Tampa, FL 33805 these facilities. This will allow access to clients files and allow better communication and work efficiency for the staff. Services Coordinating Office, Inc.

Taylor Regional Hospital 790 341 Boulevard $10,790 To support upgraded technology to improve secure communications and information-sharing with the sister hospital and enable Health & Human Hawklnsville GA 31036 in-house creation and management of a website that will better inform and update patients a nd the public. Services Technology For All Houston 2220 Broadway $25,000 To support the TFAH and Hope initiative to expand Community Learning Centers in low-income, underserved areas of Houston Community Inc. Houston, TX 77012 to help people gain employment in a digital world and provide children with a safe place for recreation and study after school Development hours Telacu Education Foundation 5400 E. Olympic Blvd., Suite 300 $25,000 To support enhancements to a website currently being developed for TELACU, to address the educational component that Education Los Angeles, CA 90022 includes a scholarship program, tutoring program, resource center, technology center, computer literacy class, and health Programs careers program. Temple Futures 2 N 5th Street $6,500 To support upgraded hardware for the Business Incubator project which currently houses seven companies and will help newly Community Temple, TX 76503 formed businesses expand through educational resources, training, and guidance, leading to more businesses and job growth Development

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Pro ect Title i Prog ram Area Tennessee Aquarium 201 Broad St , Suite 200 $25,000 To support the addition of state-of-the-art technology for students, teachers, and visitors to enjoy the newest exhibit 'Penguins Education Chattanooga, TN 37402 Rock' online and/or in person, educating and encouraging all to learn more about their environment and how to preserve it Programs\Public Education\Public K 12 Tennessee Chapter of 1266 Foster Avenue $3,232 To support the addition of online backup for data preservation and protection, phone headsets for uninterrupted service Health & Human Chitdrens Advocacy Centers Nashville, TN 37210 delivery, and CD/DVD duplication equipment for speedy and efficient distribution of training materials to professional staff Services

Texans Care For Children 814 San Jacinto, Suite 307 $8,333 To support The Children's Campaign bringing public attention to issues that affect the well-being of Texas children (Total $25K, Health & Human Austin, TX 78701 2006-2008 $8 , 333 in '06 &'07 , $8,334 in '08 Services Texas Ballet Theater Inc 2100 Ross Avenue, Ste 110 $20,000 To support the addition of a predictive dialer system (PDS) that cuts down on dead time between calls, enabling a potential Arts & Culture Dallas, TX 75201 Increase in household contacts by more than 300%, increasing ticket and telefunding sales and eliminating the paper process

Texas Cultural Trust Council 823 Congress Avenue, Suite 650 $200,000 To support the following, Texas Medal of Arts Awards, Adventures in the A R T S., Young Masters Program Visibility, Arts & Culture Austin, TX 78701 Community Building and Education, and the Texas Women for the Arts (MY $162 5K-'05, $25K-'06, $200K-'07; $162 5K-'08; $2001<20947501K) Texas Defender Service 510 South Congress, Suite 304 $15,474 To support upgraded technology that will include a shared data network between Austin and Houston offices and will improve Health & Human Austin, TX 78704 efficiency for staff, interns, and volunteers in order to provide quality representation to underserved defendants Services

Texas Lutheran University 1000 West Court Street $480,000 To support the addition of a new wing to Moody Science Hall to provide optimum technology-learning experiences and facilities Education Seguin, TX 78155 for students. (Total $1.4M, MY 2006-08 @ $480K in 06 & 07 and $440K in 08) Programs\Prrvate Education\Private Higher Education

Texas Lutheran University- P 0 Box 3530 $3,462 To support the Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) initiative to increase their capacity to collect data on their members Community Seguin (As fiscal agent for Seguin, TX 78155 as well as produce a variety of different types of Power Point presentations to use with both external and internal audiences Development Retired and Senior Volunteer Pmeram) Texas Public Radio 8401 Datapoint Drive, Ste. 800 $9,000 To support the addition of updated technology and provide staff training for the implementation of Interactive Internet Journalism Education San Antonio, TX 78229 providing the public online access to enhanced news reports of their choice and educational information. Programs

Texas Silver Haired P.O. Box 90821 $17,390 To support Town Hall E-Forums which provide online surveys and discussions to solicit the views of senior citizens on a variety Health & Human Legislature Foundation Austin , TX 78709 of issues of importance to the senior population of Texas. Services Texas Tech Foundation, Inc West Broadway & University $1,000,000 To support the Texas Tech Horizon Campaign that provides endowed scholarships for economically disadvantaged students Education P.O Box 42013 and supports the Bradford Chair in Engineering (Total $10M, multiyear 1999-2008, $1M per year). ProgramslPublic Lubbock, TX 79409-2013 Education\Public Hiaher d Texas Wesleyan University 1201 Wesleyan St $25,000 To support the integration of SMART classroom technology (interactive video instruction) In two business classrooms that will Education Fort Worth, TX 76105 encourage at-risk, underserved students to engage and learn, thereby improving grades, as well as retention and graduation Programs\Private rates. Education\Private Higher Education

Thanks USA 1390 Chain Bridge Road, #260 $15,000 To support the ThankUSA's need-based scholarship program for spouses and children of active duty military families Education McLean, VA 22101 Programs

The Aerospace Museum of 3200 Freedon Park Drive $5,000 To support the purchase of audio-visual equipment for the main classroom at the museum Underserved students will receive Education California Foundation, Inc Sacramento, CA 95852 Instruction aimed at inspiring an Interest in math, science and aerospace technology Programs\Public Education The Board of Trustees of the 518 Memorial Way $250,000 To support the Technology Innovation Fund providing the technology infrastructure for the new campus of the Stanford Education Leland Stanford Junior Stanford, CA 94305-5015 Graduate School of Business. (Total $IM, multiyear 2006-2009, $250K per year) Programs\Private University Education\Private Higher Education

The Bridge to Independence 39 Rose Street $5,000 To support the purchase of computer hardware for the expansion of the computer lab used to provide technology training to the Community and Career Opportunities Danbury, CT 08810 underserved Training promotes self-sufficiency and economic independence Development Company The Child Abuse and Neglect 1311 N. Michigan $15,000 To support a computer Infrastructure upgrade and revitalization of the website to add interactive training, improve fund Health & Human Council of Saginaw Saginaw, MI 48602 development, im plement a marketin plan and to et multi-ling ual populations . in an effort to stop child abuse Services STATEMENTA Pg 39163 AVVI rayuii ttiifsZ Iru>!u P%t a i ruunuauUI1

Payee Legal Name Pam Address Amount Request Pro ect Title Program Area The Friendship Club 138 New Mohawk Rd, Suite 275 $5,270 To support the purchase of additional computers and educational software to expand after-school tutoring and summer Education Nevada City, CA 95959 enrichment programs for underserved girls Programs

The Guidance Center 13101 Allen Road $25,000 To support technology upgrades, including a computer ID card reading device that will enhance the identification of appropriate Health & Human Southgate, MI 48195 programs and learning tools for underserved at-risk youth The card will also provide an efficient product inventory system Services

The Ivoryton Playhouse P 0. Box 458 $7,900 To support the upgrade of computer hardware and software to enable online ticket purchases to attract a larger audience The Arts & Culture Foundation, Inc Ivoryton, CT 06442 proposal also includes purchase of CAD software to allow the theatre to generate designs and blueprints in-house.

The Purdue Foundation, Inc 615 West State Street $5,675 To support the establishment of an e-teaming center for educators to receive online economics training to improve training for Education (as fiscal agent for Indiana Room 221 the students on the subject Wireless broadband, three webcams, e-teaming software and technical training are in the proposal Programs Council for Economic West Lafayette, IN 47907 Education) The Research and Education 10100 North Central Expressway $200,000 To support the implementation of a wireless network to facilitate the conversion to electronic medical recordkeeping (Total $1 M, Health & Human Institute for Texas Health Suite 550 2005-2009, $200Klyr.) Services Resources Dallas, TX 75231

The United Way of Central 32 Ford Avenue $40,535 Annual Support Health & Human Jersey, Inc. Milltown , NJ 08850 Services Think Detroit Police Athletic 111 West Willis $25,000 To support enhancement of the website to allow online registration for the sports teams, as well as an improvement in Community League Inc. Detroit, MI 48201 communication between staff, coaches, and parents in the minority community Hardware upgrades also sought for Improving Development fundraisin g THINK Together 2100 E. Fourth Street, Suite 200 $15,000 To support the implementation of an Enterprise Architecture Mapping tool to improve the IT applications structure and avoid Education Santa Ana, CA 92705 duplication and enable seamless business operations, to better serve low-income youth in after-school programs Programs

Three Gaits Inc. 3741 Hwy. 1338W $5,000 To support professional development, horse sponsorship, and ridership assistance So that people with disabilities and special Health & Human Stoughton , WI 53589 needs can have a safe and effective thera peutic horsemanshi p program Services Tiffin-Seneca United Way 174 Jefferson St $750 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 368 Services Tiffin, OH 44883-0368 Tiger Woods Foundation, Inc. 121 Innovation $10,000 To support the Tiger Woods Learning Center's plan to upgrade the technology infrastructure which will allow students to more Education (fiscal agent for Tiger Woods Suite 150 actively particpate in all programs Programs Learning Center Foundation- Irvine, CA 92617 DC) TLC for Children and Families 480 S. Rogers Road $8,500 To support the addition of a new Web host server allowing improved agencywide communications for better delivery of services Health & Human Inc. Olathe, KS 66062 to children, outh and families victimized by neglect and abuse Services Together We Cope 17010 S. Oak Park Avenue $5,000 To support technology upgrades to the website which will improve communications between the organization, donors, Health & Human Tinley Park IL 60477 volunteers the community, and the underserved , their primary client base. Services Tomas Rivera Policy Institute Go USC, 650 Childs Way, $25,000 To support the creation of a website that will serve as a resource for the Kids to College program, a supplemental curriculum Education RGL102 taught by 6th grade teachers to underserved students, encouraging them to plan ahead and seek higher education. Programs Los Angeles. CA 90089-0626 Toolworks 25 Kearny Street $10,000 To support a technology upgrade with the purchase of a new server, computers, and software to manage the programs that Community San Francisco, CA 94133 assist the disabled with lob skills and employment training . Development Town of Glastonbury (as fiscal 25 Risley Road $5,000 To support the purchase of four computers, virus software, and four chairs for the computer lab In the Wailes Village Computer Education agent for Housing Authority of Glastonbury, CT 06033 Center This will give more underserved children access to a computer and the interet to complete homework assignments. Programs Glastonbu ry) Town of Wolcott 211 Nichols Road $5,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade, including two networked computers and internet access to improve Community Wolcott. CT 06716 communication with community org anizations. Development Trl City Area United Way 1812 Hall Ave. 185 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 1143 Services Marinette, WI 54143 Triangle United Way P. 0. Box 110387 RTP $20,000 Annual support Health & Human Research Triangle Park, NC Services 27709-5387 Tri-County Economic 3120 Cohasset Rd., Suite 5 $6,000 To support technology training to two staff members on a new financial software system purchased by the organization to better Community Develo pment Corporation Chico CA 95973 manag e the tracking and reporting of funds Development

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Payee Leg al Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Program Area Trident Literacy Association, 5416-8 Rivers Avenue $20,000 To support technology integration in the classroom and donor awareness Software upgrades will improve classroom Education Inc. North Carleston, SC 29406 instruction, Increase literacy for the underrepresented population and streamline donor database and management systems Programs

Trident Urban League, Inc. 476-E Meeting Street $15,500 To support the Technology Learning Center offering underserved youth and adults access to computers and software providing Community Charleston, SC 29403 them assistance in seeking employment and educational offerings that may result in improving their socio-economic; status. Development

Tru Vista Foundation Inc 406 Pyramid Way $5,000 To support the Tru Vista technology upgrade program which will provide more efficient sharing of information between its two Health & Human Sparks, NV 89431 office locations and partner agencies in order to improve services for the children and families effected by drug abuse. Services

Trustees of Dartmouth College 100 Tuck Hall $18,000 To support the Minority Business Executive Program at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College (Total $36K, Community Hanover , NH 03755 multiyear 2006-2007 , $18K per year) Develop ment Tubman African American 340 Walnut Street $7,914 To support upgraded technology for enhancing educational programming, targeting at-risk youth and the underserved Education Museum, Inc. Macon, GA 31201 community, to help them develop an understanding of different races and heritage to increase harmony and tolerance of Programs\Public different cultures. Education\Public K 12 Tulsa Ballet Theatre Inc 4512 S. Peoria $25,000 To support the advancement of technology and communications capabilities in order to accommodate growth at the Tulsa Arts & Culture Tulsa , OK 74105-4563 Ballet's current facility. Turkel Resource Foundation 2871 Oak Avenue $49,742 To support a collaborative effort to provide a technology infrastructure that will include a computer, punter, desktop software Community Inc Miami FL 33133 and Internet to each family in Town Park Village, a residence for low-income families promoting self sufficien cy. Development Turning Point, Inc P.O. Box 723 $10,000 To support the expansion of Turning Point's community outreach training for victims of domestic violence New computers and Health & Human Woodstock, IL 60098 software will enable greater access to educational materials by clients and staff. An upgrade of the donor software is Services req uested. Tumingpolnt for Victims of P O Box 304 $6,000 To support the purchase of IBM SurePOS hardware and software to manage the sales transactions and track inventory at the Health & Human Domestic Abuse River Falls, WI 54022 re-sale store operated by clients and volunteers. Services Tyler Museum of Art 1300 S. Mahon $2,500 To support the TMA Digital Project, enabling classrooms to access the Museum's permanent art collections/exhibitions through Education Tyler, TX 75701 digital-guided tours, proving that exposure to the arts reaps academic benefits for greater success in post-secondary education. Programs\Public EducationliPublic K 12 UCLA Foundation (The) 110 Westwood Plaza, C305 $40,000 To support the Management Development for Entrepreneurs (MDE) Program, a management certificate program offered Community Los Angeles, CA 90095 through the Harold Price Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at UCLA's Anderson School (Total $120K, multiyear 2005-2007, Development $40K rear . Uhlich Childrens Advantage 3737 N. Mozart Street $20,000 To support an upgrade of the Raisers Edge software to provide more comprehensive and secure online donor management, Community Network Chicago, IL 60618 event registration and management, and Development volunteer registration and management Union of Pan Asian 1031 25th Street $5,000 To support a career exploration coordinator, 180 his, that will manage a mentorship program The program offers exposure to Education Communities San Diego, CA 92102 diverse occupations through speakers, field trips to career sites, and exercises that mimic real-world employment assignments. Programs

Union Social Services 805 Newfield Avenue $5,000 To support youth literacy in the Summer Academy Literacy Program for underprivileged students. They will have access to Education Corporation Inc Stamford, CT 06905 Merit software to learn basic core competencies and improve literacy Additionally, the senior program will receive a computer. Programs

United Cerebral Palsy 1016 La Posada $8,500 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade to include new hardware, software and training for staff to support more efficient Community Association of Texas, Inc Suite 145 office management. Development Austin TX 78752 United Community Services of 115 Vaughan Memorial Drive $14,689 To support the addition of upgraded hardware, software, and data services in order to better respond and provide critical Community Selma and Dallas County, Inc. Selma, AL 36701 assistance to the community in times of disaster, targeting remote locations in the rural Black Bait area of Alabama Development

United Fund - Amarillo & 2207 Line Avenue $11,433 Annual Support Health & Human Canyon Amarillo. TX 79106-6718 Services United Fund - Navarro County 115 N. Main St. 500 Annual Support Health & Human Corsicana , TX 75110 Services United Fund - Seward County 304 N. Lincoln 260 Annual Support Health & Human Liberal, KS 67901 Services United Fund - Southeastern P.O. Box 68 $1,350 Annual Support Health & Human Oklahoma Inc. McAlester OK 74502 Services United Fund - Walker County P.O. Box 321 $1,400 Annual Support Health & Human I I Huntsville , TX 77342-032 1 Services

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Prolect Title Pro ram Area United Fund for The Greater 2515 Canal Street $117,000 Annual support Health & Human New Orleans Area New Orleans, LA 70119 Services United Negro College Fund - 1235 North Loop West $125,000 To support member institutions with a combination of scholarships and general support of academic programs/faculty Education Houston Houston, TX 77008-4707 development. ($275K total: $125K-FHQ and $150K-BLS) Programs\Publlc Education\Public Hiaher Education United Negro College Fund - 1235 North Loop West 150000 To support member institutions with a combination of scholarships and general support of academic programs/faculty Education Houston Houston, TX 77008-4707 development ($275K total: $125K-FHQ and $150K-BIs) Programs\Private Education\Private Higher Education

United Negro College Fund, Suite 1010 $125,000 To support the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) Govemors/Mayors Luncheons aimed at raising awareness of educational Education Inc. 1235 North Loop West challenges for African Americans and for historically black colleges and universities $250K Total - MY 2006-07 $125K/year Programs\Pnvate Houston, TX 77008-4707 Education\Private Higher Education

United Neighborhood 954 W. Washington Blvd, 3rd $20,000 To support the implementation of video teleconferencing and remote computer access for the main office and 6 school Community Organization Fl. campuses to enable more cost effective management The schools primarily serve the Hispanic minority in tow-income Development Chicago, IL 60607 communities. United Regional Health Care 1600 Eighth Street $50,000 To support a capital campaign with the acquisition of more sophisticated technology and upgraded equipment to enable greater Health & Human Foundation Wichita Falls, TX 76301 operating effectiveness and the ability to serve more patients with superior health care (Total $250K, MY 2004-2008, $50K Services p/yr. ) United Service Organizations P.O. Box 20963 $5,000 To support the organization In providing health and human services, in the form of morale, welfare, and recreations programs, Health & Human Inc., as the fiscal agent for Newman, GA 30320 to military members and their families Services United Service Organizations - Council of Geomia United States Conference of 1206 West 38th $5,000 To support a web-based tool to create geographic maps that cross-reference health and disease data used to address Health & Human Catholic Bishops (as fiscal Suite 4101 community health-related issues - Services agent for Children's Medical Austin, TX 78705 Center Foundation of Central Texas) United States Conference of 1140 W. Jackson Boulevard $18,000 To support the creation and implementation of web-based projects and website features that will expand funding opportunities Community Catholic Bishops (as fiscal Chicago, IL 60607 and increase volunteer recruitment Funds will support a consultant, data communication services, and application Development agent for Mercy Home for Boys development. and United Way - Abilene 240 Cypress $2,590 Annual Support Health & Human Abilene, TX 79604-0082 Services United Way - Adair County P.O. Box 251 $600 Annual Support Health & Human Kirksville MO 83501 Services United Way - Adams County 300 Civic Center Plaza, Suite $850 Annual Support Health & Human 260 Services QuIncv. IL 62301 United Way - Audrain County 222 S. Jefferson 300 Annual Support Health & Human Mexico, MO 65285 Services United Way - Barrington Area 200 South Hough Street $3,800 Annual Support Health & Human Barrington , IL 60010 Services United Way - Bartholomew 1531 Thirteenth Street. Suite $2,664 Annual Support Health & Human County 1100 Services Columbus IN 47201-1302 United Way - Bartlesville 501 S. Johnstone, Ste. 550 $1,687 Annual Support Health & Human Regional Bartlesville OK 74005 Services United Way - Barton County 1125 Williams 255 Annual Support Health & Human Great Bend , KS 87530 Services United Way - Bay Area 221 Malrf Street $450,000 Annual Support Health & Human Suite 300 Services S Francisco. 94 1 05

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Pro gram Area United Way - Beaumont and P 0 Box 1430 $16,000 Annual Support Health & Human North Jefferson County Beaumont TX 77704 Services United Way - Benton County, 3311 S.W. I Street, Suite II $1,765 Annual Support Health & Human Inc Bentonville , AR 72712 Services United Way - Bi-County/Cess P.O. Box 1950 $3,500 Annual Support Health & Human & Jackson Independence, MO 64055-1998 Services

United Way - Big Spring and P 0. Box 24 148 Annual Support Health & Human Howard County Big Spring, TX 79721 Services United Way - Blackwell P.O. Box 971 111 Annual Support Health & Human Blackwell OK 74631 Services United Way - Bourbon County P 0. Box 286 400 Annual Support Health & Human Fort Scott, KS 66701-0286 Services United Way - Brazoria County P.O. Box 1959 $3,000 Annual Support Health & Human Angleton , TX 77516-1959 Services United Way - Brown County 1825 Riverside Dr. $3,885 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 1593 Services Green Bay, WI 54305-1593 United Way - Bryan County P.O. Box 192 $740 Annual Support Health & Human Duran OK 74702 Services United Way - Butte & Glenn P.O. Box 3829 $5,000 Annual Support Health & Human Counties Chico, CA 95927-3829 Services United Way - Capital Area 2000 East MLK Jr. Blvd. $65,000 Annual Support Health & Human Austin , TX 78702-1340 Services United Way - Capital Area 30 Laurel Street $46,000 Annual Support Health & Human Hartford, CT 08106 Services United Way - Carthage Area PO Box 250 500 Annual Support Health & Human 616 W. Centennial Services Carthage, MO 64836 United Way - Central Illinois 1999 West Wabash Ave $22,000 Annual Support Health & Human Ste 107 Services S rin field IL 62704 United Way - Central Indiana 3901 N. Meridian St. $117,384 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 88409 Services Indiana polis. IN 46208-0409 United Way - Central Kane 475 Dunham Rd, Suite 1-C $3,900 Annual Support Health & Human County P 0. Box 473 Services St. Charles IL 601 74 United Way - Central Missouri 1025 Southwest Boulevard, $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Suite 8 Services Jefferson City, MO 65109 United Way - Central Ohio 360 S. Third Street $109,500 Annual Support Health & Human Columbus, OH 43215-5412 Services United Way - Central P 0. Box 837 $50,690 Annual Support Health & Human Oklahoma Oklahoma Cltv. OK 73101 Services United Way - Central Texas P 0. Box 1312 $1,998 Annual Support Health & Human Temple , TX 76503 Services United Way - Champaign 404 W. Church Street $2,500 Annual Support Health & Human County Champaig n , IL 61820 Services United Way - Cheboygan P.O Box 488 480 Annual Support Health & Human Services County Cheboygan , MI 49721 Human United Way - Chippewa 315 N. Bridge St. 2nd Floor 37 Annual Support Health & County P.O. Box 161 Services Chippewa Falls, WI 54729-0161 Health & Human United Way - Clark County P.O. Box 871 175 Annual Support ! Services ,Arkadelphia, AR 71923-08 7 1 STATEMENT A Pg 43/63 cuui rayrrrrnrw trurrt M t at t ruunuauon

Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Request Pro ect Title Prog ram Area United Way - Clark, 120 S. Center, 2nd Floor $2,500 Annual Support Health & Human Champaign & Madison Springfield, OH 45502 Services Counties United Way - Clinton County 51 W. Clinton Street, Suite 102 370 Annual Support Health & Human Frankfort IN 46041 Services United Way - Columbia County 200 N. Jefferson, Suite 103 100 Annual Support Health & Human El Dorado AR 71730-5644 Services United Way - Comal County 468 S. Seguin Avenue, Ste 403 525 Annual Support Health & Human New Braunfels, TX 78130 Services

United Way - Cooke County P.O. Box 208 $555 Annual Support Health & Human Gainesville TX 76241 Services United Way - Corona Norco P.O Box 1809 500 Annual Support Health & Human Corona , CA 92878 Services United Way - Coshocton P.O. Box 84 $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human County Coshocton , OH 43812 Services United Way - Crawford County P.O. Box 27 330 Annual Support Health & Human Pittsbu KS 66762 Services United Way - Dane County 2059 Atwood Ave. $12,000 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 7548 Services Madison WI 53707-7548 United Way - Danville Area 320 N. Franklin $3,500 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 132 Services Danville IL 61834-0132 United Way - Daviess County P 0 Box 224 148 Annual Support Health & Human Washington, . IN 47501 Services United Way - Deaf Smith P.O Box 206 100 Annual Support Health & Human County Hereford , TX 79045-0206 Services United Way - Decatur & Mid 202 E Eldorado, Suite B $1,200 Annual Support Health & Human Illinois Decatur IL 62523 Services United Way - Dekalb County P.O. Box 307 333 Annual Support Health & Human Indiana Auburn IN 46706 Services United Way - Delaware County 500 N. Walnut $2,960 Annual Support Health & Human Muncie IN 47305 Services United Way - Dimmit County, 1008 West Alamo Street 500 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Cerrizo Springs, TX 78834-3016 Services

Human United Way - Dodge City, Inc 238 San Jose Street $600 Annual Support Health & Dodge City, KS 67801 Services Human United Way - Douglas County, 2518 Ridge Court $2,400 Annual Support Health & Services Inc. Lawrence KS 66046 Health Human United Way - Eastern Fairfield 75 Washington Avenue $16,000 Annual Support _ & Services County Bride rt CT 06604 Health & Human United Way - Eastern La Salle 1400 LaSalle St. $1,500 Annual Support Services Coun Ottawa , IL 81350 Health & Human United Way - Eaton County P.O. Box 14 250 Annual Support Services Charlotte MI 48813 Health & Human United Way - El Dorado, P.O. Box 122 200 Annual Support Services Kansas Inc. Et Dorado KS 67042 Health & Human United Way - El Paso County 1918 Texas $35,000 Annual Support Services El Paso TX 79901 Health & Human United Way - Ellis County P.O. Box 387 $850 Annual Support Services Hays. KS 67601 Health & Human United Way - Enid & 321 West Cherokee, Suite C $1,300 Annual Support Services Northwest Oklahoma Enid OK 73701 Health & Human United Way - Erie County 416 Columbus Ave $700 Annual Support Services I Sandusk OH 44870 STATEMENT A P9 44/63 ivvr raysiiarrw hulls r%rar rvuutuduust

Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project Title Pro ram Area United Way - Faulkner County, P 0 Box 489 $1,150 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Conwe AR 72033 Services United Way - Finney County P 0. Box 1268 480 Annual Support Health & Human Garden City, KS 67846-1268 Services United Way - Flint Hills, Inc. 702 Commercial, Suite 2-E 400 Annual Support Health & Human Em poria , KS 66801 Services United Way - Fond du Lac 74 South Main Street $1,332 Annual Support Health & Human Area Fond Du Lac WI 54935 Services United Way - Fort Smith Area, P.O Box 2300 $3,500 Annual Support. Health & Human Inc. Fort Smith , AR 72902 Services United Way - Fox Cities 1455 Midway Road $15,466 Annual Support Health & Human A leton/Neenah/Mensha Menasha , WI 54952 Services United Way - Franklin County P 0 Box 233 150 Annual Support Health & Human Association Ottawa, KS 66067 Services United Way - Fresno County 4949 East Kings Canyon Road $40,000 Annual Support Health & Human Fresno CA 93727 Services United Way - Gallia County P.O. Box 771 $900 Annual Support Health & Human Galli lis OH 45631-0771 Services United Way - Galveston, Inc. P.O. Box 2250 $1,100 Annual Support Health & Human Galveston TX 77553-2250 Services United Way - Garland County, 233 Hobson Avenue $2,500 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Hot S nn s AR 71913 Services United Way - Genesee P.O. Box 949 $11,000 Annual Support Health & Human County/Fhnt 328 S. Saginaw SL, 5th Floor Services Flint , MI 48501 United Way - Gogebic Range P 0 Box 248 222 Annual Support Health & Human Ironwood MI 49938-0248 Services United Way - Graham Area P.O. Box 333 222 Annual Support Health & Human Graham. TX 76450-0333 Services United Way - Grayson County, 713 E. Brackett $740 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Sherman , TX 75090 Services United Way - Great Basin 249 3rd Street $851 Annual Support Health & Human Elko, NV 89801 Services United Way - Greater Battle 34 W. Jackson Street, Ste. 4B $2,500 Annual Support Health & Human Creek Battle Creek MI 49017 Services United Way - Greater P 0. Box 866 100 Annual Support Health & Human Blytheville Blytheville, AR 72316 Services United Way - Greater 2400 Reading Road $9,500 Annual Support Health & Human Cincinnati Cincinnati OH 45202-1458 Services United Way - Greater 1331 Euclid Avenue $130,572 Annual Support Health & Human Cleveland Cleveland OH 44115-1819 Services United Way - Greater Eau 131 S Barstow St $6,327 Annual Support Health & Human Claire P.O. Box 232 Services Eau Claire, WI 54702-0232 United Way - Greater Ennis P O Box 639 100 Annual Support Health & Human Ennis , TX 75120 Services United Way - Greater Jasper PO Box 59 $750 Annual Support Health & Human Area Jas pe r, TX 75951 Services United Way - Greater P.O Box 877 $2,183 Annual Support Health & Human Lafayette & Tippecanoe Lafayette, IN 47902-0677 Services Coun United Way - Greater P 0. Box 411 $3,000 Annual Support Health & Human Longview Longview, TX 75806 Services United Way - Greater Los 523 W. Sixth Street $580,400 Annual Support Health & Human Angeles Los Angeles. CA 90014 Services United Way - Greater Marietta 307 LL Putnam Street $1,500 Annual Support Health & Human Marietta OH 45 50 Services STATEMENTA Pig 45/63 ul# I- aylliaggw 11vll, m ix l ruullusuUll

Payee Leal Name P ee Address Amount Re q uest Prolect Title Pro ram Area United Way - Greater New 71 Orange Street $115,669 Annual Support Health & Human Haven New Haven CT 06510 Services United Way - Greater Ottawa 115 Clover Street, Ste. 300 $2,405 Annual Support Health & Human County Holland , MI 49423 Services United Way - Greater St P 0 Box 188 $5,500 Annual Support Health & Human Joseph St. Joseph, MO 64502-0188 Services United Way - Greater St. 910 North 11th Street $420,000 Annual Support Health & Human Louis Inc. St. Louis, MO 63101 Services United Way - Greater Stark 4825 Higbee Avenue, NW $9,500 Annual Support Health & Human Coun Canton OH 44718 Services United Way - Greater Topeka, 1315 SW Arrowhead Rd $16,110 Annual Support Health & Human Inc Topeka, KS 66604 Services United Way - Greater P.O. Box 2688 $13,500 Annual Support Health & Human Waterbu Waterbury, CT 06723 Services United Way - Grundy County 1802 N. Division $1,500 Annual Support Health & Human Suite 500 Services Morris, IL 60450 United Way - Grundy County P 0. Box 146 $600 Annual Support Health & Human Trenton MO 64683-0146 Services United Way - Hancock County 245 Stanford Parkway $850 Annual Support Health & Human Findlay, OH 45840 Services United Way - Harrison County P 0. Box 1322 400 Annual Support Health & Human Texas, Inc Marshall, TX 75671 Services United Way - Harvey County 103 E Broadway 150 Annual Support Health & Human Newton , KS 67114 Services United Way - Heart of Illinois 509 W. High St. $11,700 Annual Support Health & Human Peoria IL 81606-1924 Services United Way - Heart of West 118 Commerce Avenue $32,449 Annual Support Health & Human Michigan Grand Rapids. MI 49503 Services United Way - Hempstead P 0. Box 15 150 Annual Support Health & Human County Hope. AR 71802 Services United Way - Hocking County 31630 Chieftain Dr 150 Annual Support Health & Human P. 0. Box 567 Services Lo-gan . OH 43138 United Way - Howard County 210 W. Walnut St $2,627 Annual Support Health & Human Kokomo IN 46901 Services United Way - Hunt County. Inc. 2607 Lee St $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Greenville TX 75401 Services United Way - Hutchinson P.O. Box 1430 200 Annual Support Health & Human Coun Borger, TX 79008-1430 Services United Way- Imperial County P 0. Box 1924 $1,500 Annual Support Health & Human El Centro, CA 92244 Services United Way - Independence P.O Box 2639 300 Annual Support Health & Human County, Inc. Batesville AR 72503 Services United Way - Inland Valleys 8215 River Crest Dr., Ste B $20,000 Annual Support Health & Human Riverside CA 92507 Services United Way - Jackson County, P.O. Box 1345 $2,600 Annual Support Health & Human Michigan Jackson MI 49204-1345 Services United Way - Jefferson & N 611 Grove St. 518 Annual Support Health & Human Walworth Counties Fort Atkinson . WI 53538-2131 Services United Way - Jefferson County P.O. Box 1463 $825 Annual Support Health & Human 501 Washington Street Services Steubenville, OH 43952 United Way - Johnson County 12351 W 96th Terrace, Suite $2,330 Annual Support Health & Human Services 201 I I-enexa, KS 6621 5

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Re uest Pro ect Title Program Area United Way - Johnson County, P 0. Box 31 $1,600 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Cleburne TX 76033-0031 Services United Way - Kankakee P.O Box 1286 $2,000 Annual Support Health & Human County, Inc. Kankakee, IL 60901 Services United Way - Kennett P.O. Box 61 500 Annual Support Health & Human Kennett, MO 63857 Services United Way - Kem County, Inc 5405 Stockdale Highway $18,000 Annual Support Health & Human Suite 200 Services Bakersfield , CA 93309 United Way - Knox County P 0 Box 198 518 Annual Support Health & Human Vincennes , IN 47591 Services United Way - Labette County P 0. Box 505 440 Annual Support Health & Human Parsons , KS 67357 Services United Way - Lake Area 323 W. Broadway, Ste. 502 $1,776 Annual Support Health & Human Muskogee, OK 74401 Services United Way - Lake County 330 South Greenleaf Street $10,000 Annual Support Health & Human Gurnee IL 60031 Services United Way - Lake County 9285 Progress Parkway $1,950 Annual Support Health & Human Mentor, OH 44060 Services United Way - Lamar County P.O. Box 1 $700 Annual Support Health & Human Paris TX 75461-0001 Services United Way - LaPorte County 800 Lincolnway, Suite 306 $851 Annual Support Health & Human La Porte, IN 46350-3439 Services United Way - Laredo, Inc P 0. Box 1711 $3,600 Annual Support Health & Human Laredo TX 78044-1711 Services United Way - Lawrence P.O. Box 671 $703 Annual Support Health & Human County Bedford, IN 47421 Services United Way - Lawton-Ft Sill P 0. Box 66 $1,900 Annual Support Health & Human Lawton , OK 73502 Services United Way - Leavenworth P.O. Box 21 185 Annual Support Health & Human Countv. Inc. Leavenworth KS 66048 Services United Way - Licking County P.O Box 4490 110 Annual Support Health & Human 68 West Church Street, Suite Services 203 Newark. OH 43058-4490 United Way - Lubbock Area 1655 Main Street, Suite 101 $16,872 Annual Support Health & Human Lubbock TX 79401 Services United Way - Madera County P.O. Box 505 $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Madera CA 93639 Services United Way - Madison County P.O. Box 1200 $1,998 Annual Support Health & Human Anderson , IN 46015-1200 Services United Way - Mark Twain Area P.O. Box 81 $600 Annual Support Health & Human Hannibal , MO 63401 Services United Way - Marshall P.O. Box 392 148 Annual Support Health & Human Plymouth. IN 46563-0392 Services United Way - Matagorda 2417 Avenue G $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human County Bay City. TX 77414 Services United Way - Mayes County P.O. Box 863 185 Annual Support Health & Human P ryor. OK 74362-0863 Services United Way - McHenry County 4508 Prime Parkway $7,499 Annual Support Health & Human McHenry, IL 60050 Services United Way - McPherson 306 N. Main 200 Annual Support Health & Human County McPherson, KS 67460 Services United Way - Medina County 704 North Court St. 300 Annual Support Health & Human Medina, OH 44256-1731 Services United Way - Merced County P.O Box 2028 $3,600 Annual Support Health & Human Merced CA 95344 Services STATEMENT A Pg 47/63 4VVI 1 QY111G11W IIVIii /11%X1 I-VUIIuaLIV11

Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Pro gram Area United Way - Meriden and 35 Pleasant Street, Suite 1 E $36,000 Annual Support Health & Human Wallingford , Inc Meriden , CT 06450 Services United Way - Metropolitan 75 Remittance Drive, Ste 5828 $550,000 Annual Support Health & Human Chicago Chicago, IL 60675-5828 Services

United Way - Metropolitan 1800 North Lamar $375,000 Annual Support Health & Human Dallas Dallas TX 75202 Services United Way - Metropolitan 1500 N. Main, Ste 200 $117,529 Annual Support Health & Human Tarrant Count Fort Worth , TX 76164 Services United Way - Miami County 13 E Main Street 148 Annual Support Health & Human Peru, IN 46970 Services United Way - Midland, Inc 1209 W Wall Street $4,329 Annual Support Health & Human Midland TX 79701 Services United Way - Monroe County 441 S College Ave. $3,441 Annual Support Health & Human Bloomington , IN 47403 Services United Way - Monterey 2511 Garden Road, Suite C100 $7,000 Annual Support Health & Human County, Inc. Monterey, CA 93940-5333 Services

United Way - Montgomery 1600 Lake Front Circle, Ste. 248 $3,400 Annual Support Health & Human County The Woodlands, TX 77380 Services

United Way - Muskingum, 526 Putnam Ave. $3,000 Annual Support Health & Human Perry & Morgan Counties Zanesville , OH 43701 Services United Way - Nacogdoches 924 University $1,700 Annual Support Health & Human County Nacogdoches, TX 75961 Services United Way - Naugatuck P.O Box 209 $1,500 Annual Support Health & Human Beacon Falls Nau atuck CT 06770 Services United Way - Nevada County P.O Box 2733 $5,000 Annual Support Health & Human Grass Valley, CA 95945 Services United Way - Nolan County P.O. Box 348 240 Annual Support Health & Human Sweetwater, TX 79556 Services United Way - Norman, Inc. 550 24th Avenue, NW $7,511 Annual Support Health & Human Suite D Services Norman OK 73069 United Way - North 713 E State St. $900 Annual Support Health & Human Columbiana County Salem, OH 44460 Services United Way - North Rock 205 N. Main St., Suite 101 $2,331 Annual Support Health & Human County Janesville , WI 53545-3062 Services United Way - North Texas 1105 Holliday $3,885 Annual Support Health & Human Area Wichita Falls, TX 76301 Services United Way - Northeast 407 Union $3,600 Annual Support Health & Human Arkansas Jonesboro, AR 72401 Services United Way- Northern P.O. Box 990248 $5,000 Annual Support Health & Human California Reddin g, CA 96099 Services United Way - Northern P O. Box 531227 $3,293 Annual Support Health & Human Cameron Cou nty Harlingen , TX 78553-1227 Services United Way - Northern Fairfield 85 West Street $4,500 Annual Support Health & Human County Danbury, CT 06810 Services United Way - Northern Nevada P .O. Box 2730 $25,900 Annual Support Health & Human and the Sierra Reno NV 89505-2730 Services United Way - Northwest P.O. Box 694 $4,500 Annual Support Health & Human Michi an Traverse Cltv. MI 49685 Services United Way - Norwalk and P.O. Box 906 $4,000 Annual Support Health & Human Wilton Norwalk CT 06852-0906 Services United Way - Odessa, Inc. P.O. Box 632 $6,364 Annual Support Health & Human Odessa, TX 79760 Services

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project Title Pro ram Area United Way - Ogemaw County P 0. Box 588 400 Annual Support Health & Human West Branch , MI 48661-0588 Services United Way - Orange County, P.O. Box 1583 $1,400 Annual Support Health & Human Inc Orange, TX 77631-1583 Services United Way - Oshkosh Area 36 Broad Street $1,443 Annual Support Health & Human Suite 100 Services Oshkosh , WI 54901 • United Way - Ottawa 205 N. Main 333 Annual Support Health & Human Miami, OK 74354 Services United Way - Ozarks 320 N Jefferson $15,000 Annual Support Health & Human R Wheeler Center Services S nn field MO 65806 United Way - Palo Pinto 301 NW 1st Avenue 250 Annual Support Health & Human Coun Inc. Mineral Wells, TX 76067 Services United Way - Plains 245 N. Water $28,500 Annual Support Health & Human Wichita, KS 67202 Services United Way - Plainview Area P.O. Box 671 296 Annual Support Health & Human Plainview TX 79073-0671 Services United Way - Ponca City 205 N. 2nd $592 Annual Support Health & Human Ponca City, OK 74601-4323 Services United Way - Portage County P.O. Box 845 $1,400 Annual Support Health & Human Ravenna, OH 44266 Services United Way - Portage County, 1100 Centerpoint Dr., Suite 301 $999 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Stevens Point, WI 54481 Services

United Way - Pottawatomie P.O. Box 697 $1,500 Annual Support Health & Human County Shawnee , OK 74802-0697 Services United Way - Pulaski County. P.O. Box 3257 $35,000 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Little Rock , AR 72203-3257 Services United Way - Quad Cities 3247 East 35th Street Ct. $12,000 Annual Support Health & Human Area, Inc. Davenport, 52807-2501 Services United Way - Racine County 2000 Domamk Drive $4,292 Annual Support Health & Human Racine , WI 53404-2910 Services United Way - Randolph County 109 N. 5th Street $700 Annual Support Health & Human Moberly, 65270 Services United Way - Reno County P.O. Box 2230 $1,110 Annual Support Health & Human Hutchinson KS 67504-2230 Services United Way - Rice County - P.O. Box 275 35 Annual Support Health & Human Lyons Lyons, KS 67554 Services Untied Way - Riley County Inc P.O Box 922 $740 Annual Support Health & Human Manhattan , KS 66505-0922 Services United Way - Rock River 612 N. Main Street, Suite 300 $4,750 Annual Support Health & Human Valley Rockford . IL 61103-6998 Services United Way - Rogers County P 0. Box 1165 525 Annual Support Health & Human Claremore OK 74018 Services Health & Human United Way - Saline County P.O Box 1576 450 Annual Support I Benton AR 72018 Services United Way - Saline County, P.O. Box 534 200 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Marshall , MO 65340 Services United Way - San Benito P .O. Box 482 $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human County Hollister CA 95024-0482 Services United Way - San Diego 4699 Murphy Canyon Road $200,000 Annual Support Health & Human Coun San Diego, CA 92123 Services United Way - San Joaquin P.O. Box 1585 $20,000 Annual Support Health & Human Count Stockton CA 95201 Services

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project Title Program Area United Way - San Luis Obispo P 0 Box 14309 $6,000 Annual Support Health & Human County San Luis Obispo, CA 93406- Services 4309 United Way - Sandusky 103 S. Front St. 400 Annual Support Health & Human County Fremont, OH 43420-3021 Services United Way - Santa Cruz P.O Box 1458 $5,000 Annual Support Health & Human County Ca itola CA 95010 Services United Way - Scurry County P 0. Box 1411 250 Annual Support Health & Human 2311 Avenue T Services Snyd er, TX 79550-1411 United Way - Sedalia-Pettis 123 E. Third Street $900 Annual Support Health & Human County Sedalia , MO 65301 Services United Way - Sikeston, Inc 6 Mini Drive $1,100 Annual Support Health & Human Sikeston , MO 63801 Services United Way - Silicon Valley 1922 The Alameda, 4th Floor $70,000 Annual Support Health & Human San Jose CA 95126.1457 Services United Way - Sonoma- 751 Fourth Street $26,000 Annual Support Health & Human Mendoclno-Lake Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Services United Way - South Central 123 South 10th Street $2,000 Annual Support Health & Human Illinois Mt. Vernon IL 62864 Services United Way - South Central P.O. Box 323 $1,480 Annual Support Health & Human Oklahoma, Inc. Ardmore OK 73402 Services United Way - South Jefferson 3747 Doctors Drive $1,400 Annual Support Health & Human County Port Arthur, TX 77642 Services United Way - South Mississippi P.O Box 102 100 Annual Support Health & Human Coun Osceola , AR 72370 Services United Way - South Texas P.O. Box 187 $7,400 Annual Support Health & Human McAllen TX 78502 Services United Way - Southeast 211 West 3rd, Ste 135 $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Arkansas , Inc. Pine Bluff, AR 71601 Services United Way - Southeast 430 A Broadway Street $10,000 Annual Support Health & Human Missouri Ca a Girardeau , MO 63701 Services United Way - Southeastern 283 Stoddards Wharf Road $14,000 Annual Support Health & Human CT, Inc Gales Ferry, CT 06335 Services United Way - Southern 634 East Levee Street $2,100 Annual Support Health & Human Cameron County Brownsville TX 78520 Services United Way - Southern P 0. Box 648 $750 Annual Support Health & Human Columbiana Co. East Liverpool, OH 43920 Services United Way - Southern 1660 E. Flamingo Road $1,998 Annual Support Health & Human Nevada Las Vegas, NV 89119 Services United Way - Southwest P.O. Box 807 $2,109 Annual Support Health & Human Michigan Benton Harbor, MI 49023-0807 Services

United Way - Southwest 3510 East 3rd Street $2,500 Annual Support Health & Human Missouri Joplin, MO 64801 Services & Human United Way - Southwestern 101 N.W 1st Street, Suite 215 $10,915 Annual Support Health Indiana Evansville , IN 47708 Services United Way - St Croix Valley 911 Fourth Street, Rm 207 $814 Annual Support Health & Human Inc Hudson WI 54016-1881 Services Health & Human United Way- St. Francois 614 Wal-Mart Drive $1,300 Annual Support County PMB #172 Services Fa in on MO 63640 Health & Human United Way - Stateline 400 E. Grand Ave, Suite 101 222 Annual Support Services Beloit, Wi 53511 Health & Human United Way - Stephens County 16 South 8th Street 490 Annual Support Services P 0. Box 1832 Duncan. 353 STATEMENT A Pg 50/63 Luuf rayments from A I Ot 1 rounaatton

Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Pro ect Title Pro ram Area United Way - Stillwater Area 109 E. 9th Avenue $1,400 Annual Support Health & Human Stillwater OK 74074 ^ Services United Way - Summit County 90 N Prospect St $18,500 Annual Support Health & Human P 0 Box 1260 Services Akron, OH 44309-1260 United Way - Terrell/Kaufman P 0 Box 648 500 Annual Support Health & Human Terrell , TX 75160 Services United Way - Texas Gulf P 0 Box 3247 $222,370 Annual Support Health & Human Coast Houston, TX 77253-3247 Services United Way - Trumbull County 3601 Youngston Road, S.E 300 Annual Support Health & Human Warren OH 44484-2832 Services United Way - Tulsa Area 1430 S. Boulder Avenue $30,562 Annual Support Health & Human Tulsa , OK 74119 Services United Way - Tuscawaras 1458 Fifth St., NW 300 Annual Support Health & Human County New Philadelphia , OH 44663 Services United Way - Tyler-Smith 4000 Southpark Dnve $6,882 Annual Support Health & Human County Tyler, TX 75703 Services United Way - Union County P.0 Box 145 150 Annual support Health & Human Marysville , OH 43040-0145 Services United Way - Union County, 200 N. Jefferson, Suite 103 500 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. El Dorado AR 71730 Services United Way - Upper Ohio 51 11th St. $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human valle y Wheelin WV 26003-2937 Services United Way - Ventura County 1317 Del Norte Road $7,000 Annual Support Health & Human Suite 100 Services Camarillo CA 93010 United Way - Vernon County 201 E Cherry Street, Suite 203 200 Annual Support Health & Human Nevada, MO 64772-3374 Services United Way - Victoria County 4407 Lilac St. Ste B $2,257 Annual Support Health & Human Victoria, TX 77901 Services United Way - Waco/McLennan 4224 Cobbs Drive $5,550 Annual Support Health & Human Count Waco TX 76710 Services United Way - Warren County 845 Oak Street 300 Annual Support, Health & Human Lebanon OH 45036 Services United Way - Washington 4055 S. Old Missouri Road $5,500 Annual Support Health & Human County Springdale, AR 72764 Services United Way - Washington 120 N. Main Street, Ste 210 333 Annual Support Health & Human County West Bend, WI 53095 Services Health Human United Way - Washtenaw 2305 Platt Road $8,000 Annual Support & Ann Arbor MI 48104 Services Human United Way - Wells County 122 LaMar Street 111 Annual Support Health & Suite 118 Services Bluffton IN 46714 Health & Human United Way - West Ellis P 0. Box 1025 $1,300 Annual Support Services County, Inc. 207 North 8th Street Midlothian TX 76065 Health & Human United Way - Western 62 Palmer's Hill Road $12,000 Annual Support Services Connecticut Stamford, CT 06902 Health & Human United Way - White County, P.O Box 907 250 Annual Support Services Inc Searcv. AR 72145-0907 Health & Human United Way - Will County 54 N. Ottawa Street, Suite 300 $17,500 Annual Support Services Joliet IL 60432-4394 Health & Human United Way - Williamson P 0 Box 708 $3,959 Annual Support Services Round Rock, TX 78680-0708 _ County Health & Human United Way - Winfield, Inc P 0. Box 447 300 Annual Support Services Winfield , S 67156-0447

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Paves Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Pro g ram Area United Way - Wyandotte P 0. Box 171042 $4,000 Annual Support Health & Human County, Inc. Kansas City, KS 66117-0042 Services United Way & Volunteer 106 W. 7th Street 500 Annual Support Health & Human Center - Clare Clare MI 48617 Services United Way for Jackson & 3510 Magnolia Street $2 , 375 Annual support Health & Human George Counties Pascagoula, MS 39567 Services United Way for South 7910 Main Street $4 , 000 Annual support Health & Human Louisiana Suite 460 Services Houma LA 70360 United Way for Southeastern 1212 Griswold $283,934 Annual Support Health & Human Michigan Detroit Ml 48226- 1899 Services United Way in Waukesha 1717 Paramount Dr. $35, 000 Annual Support Health & Human County P.O. Box 1041 Services Waukesha WI 53187-1041 United Way of Acadiana P 0. Box 52033 $4,000 Annual support Health & Human Lafayette , LA 70505-2033 Services United Way of Alamance P 0. Box 1268 $3 , 500 Annual support Health & Human County, Inc. Burlington , NC 27216 Services United Way of Allen County, P.O. Box 11784 148 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Fort Wayne, IN 46860 Services United Way of Allendale P 0 Box 9 500 Annual support Health & Human County Allendale , SC 29810 Services United Way of America 701 North Fairfax Street $25, 000 To support a one-year leadership step-up challenge grant for two local United Ways to encourage leadership giving in these Health & Human Alexandria, VA 22314-2045 communities United Ways in Athens, GA and South Bend IN will benefit Services United Way of Anderson P 0 Box 2067 $ 5,000 Annual support Health & Human County Anderson , SC 29622 Services United Way of Anderson P. O Box 4158 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human County. Inc. Oak Ridge, TN 37831 -4158 Services United Way of Asheville & 50 S. French Broad Avenue $ 12,500 Annual support Health & Human Buncombe Coun ty, Inc Asheville , NC 28801 Services United Way of Athens & 419 S . Marion Street $ 1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Limestone County Athens AL 35611 Services United Way of Bamberg , P 0 Box 200 500 Annual support Health & Human Colleton & Hampton WalterboroSC 29488 Services United Way of Bartow County, P. 0. Box 1264 $650 Annual support Health & Human Inc Cartersville GA 30120 Services United Way of Bay County P.O. Box 602 $2,600 Annual Support Health & Human Bay City. MI 48707-0602 Services United Way of Bedford County 101 Elm Street, 2nd Floor 500 Annual support Health & Human Shelbyville, TN 37160 Services United Way of Blount County 1615 E. Broadway Avenue $4, 000 Annual support Health & Human Ma ryville. TN 37804 Services United Way of Bradley County 85 Ocoee St, SE $2 , 100 Annual support Health & Human Cleveland TN 37311 Services United Way of Broward 1300 S. Andrews Ave. $27, 000 Annual support Health & Human County, Inc. Ft Lauderdale , FL 33316 Services United Way of Caldwell County 108 Crestline Place, NE $ 3,100 Annual support Health & Human Lenoir. NC 28645 Services United Way of California 8912 Volunteer Lane, Suite 200 $ 180,000 Annual Support Health & Human Capital Region Sacramento, CA 95826 Services

United Way of Central P.O. Box 320189 $335,000 Annual Support Health & Human Alabama , Inc. Birmin ham AL 35232-0 189 Services United Way of Central 301 S. Brevard Street $ 127,800 Annual support Health & Human Carolinas Inc. Charlotte , NC 28202 Services United Way of Central P 0. Box 749 $5 , 000 Annual support Health & Human Louisiana Alexandria , LA 71309- 0749 Services STATEMENT A Pg 52/63 &wwe r aynlcUII n vIrn n I aA I I VUIIuaawII

Payee Lo al Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Prolect Title Pro g ram Area United Way of Cherokee P 0 Box 1167 $1,000 Annual support Health & Human County Gaffney, SC 29342 Services United Way of Chippewa P 0 Box 451 $777 Annual Support Health & Human County Sault Saint Marie MI 49783 Services United Way of Cleveland P.O. Box 2242 $2,500 Annual support Health & Human County Shelby, NC 28151-2242 Services United Way of Cleveland. P 0 Box 1795 $1,000 Annual support Health & Human Bolivar county Cleveland MS 38732 Services United Way of Corinth & P. 0. Box 1104 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Alcom Cuonty Connth MS 38835 Services United Way of Cullman County P 0 Box 116 $1,650 Annual Support Health & Human Cullman AL 35056 Services United Way of Darlington 402 Pearl Street $800 Annual support Health & Human Darlington , SC 29532 Services United Way of Delta County 1100 Ludington Street, Suite 300 $700 Annual Support Health & Human Escanaba, MI 49829 Services

United Way of Dickinson N3307 Woodland Dr. 500 Annual Support Health & Human Count Iron Mountain , MI 49801 Services United Way of Dickson County P 0 Box 1652 $1,000 Annual support Health & Human Dickson, TN 37056 Services United Way of Dodge County P 0. Box 158 $666 Annual Support Health & Human Beaver Dam, WI 53916 Services United Way of Door County P 0. Box 223 296 Annual Support Health & Human Stu eon Bay, WI 54235 Services United Way of Dunn County 3375 Kothlow Avenue, Ste 50 111 Annual Support Health & Human P.O Box 3266 Services Menomonie. WI 54751 United Way of East Central P 0. Box 1122 $10,000 Annual Support Health & Human Alabama Inc. Anniston , AL 36202 Services United Way of East Mississippi P. O Box 5376 $5,500 Annual support Health & Human & West Alabama Meridian, MS 39302 Services United Way of Eastern P 0. Box 1446 $4,400 Annual support Health & Human Kentuck y, Inc Prestonbu KY 41653 Services United Way of Edgefield P 0. Box 72 500 Annual support Health & Human County Ed etield SC 29824 Services United Way of Elgin 2022 Larkin Ave. $4,000 Annual Support Health & Human Elgin, IL 60123-5845 Services United Way of Escambia 1301 W Government Street $5,000 Annual support Health & Human County, Inc. Pensacola , FL 32501 Services United Way of Etowah County P. 0. Box 1175 $10,000 Annual Support Health & Human Gadsden , AL 35902 Services United Way of Fairfield County 115 S Broad St $1,750 Annual Support Health & Human P 0. Box 2299 Services Lancaster, OH 43 1 30 United Way of Fayette County 1321/2 East Court Street, #204 450 Annual Support Health & Human Washington Court House, OH Services 43160

United Way of Florence 1621 W. Palmetto Street $8,000 Annual support Health & Human County Florence , SC 29501 Services United Way of Forsyth County, 301 North Main Street, Suite $28,000 Annual support Health & Human Inc 1700 Services Winston-Salem NC 27101 United way of Forsyth County, 407 East Maple Street, Ste 112 500 Annual support Health & Human Inc Cumming, GA 30040 Services

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Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Request Prolect Title Pro ram Area United Way of Fostoria 202 S. Main St 200 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 186 Services Fostoria , OH 44830 United Way of Franklin County 119 1/2 N Main Street $3,000 Annual Support Health & Human FrankfortKY 40601 Services United Way of Franklin County P.O. Box 554 250 Annual Support Health & Human Mount Vernon , TX 75457 Services United Way of Gaston County P 0. Box 2597 $19,000 Annual support Health & Human Inc Gastonia, NC 28053 Services United Way of Gordon County P.O. Box 486 500 Annual support Health & Human Calhoun, GA 30703 Services United Way of Grant County 505 W 3rd Street $1,184 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 61 Services Marion, IN 46952 United Way of Greater P 0. Box 574 $750 Annual Support Health & Human Barbour County, Inc. Eufala AL 36072 Services United Way of Greater P.O Box 4027 $31,000 Annual support Health & Human Chattanooga Chattanooga, TN 37405 Services United Way of Greater Dayton 184 Salem Ave. $25,500 Annual Support Health & Human Area Dayton, OH 45406-5877 Services United Way of Greater P. 0. Box 14998 $30,000 Annual support Health & Human Greensboro Greensboro , NC 27415 Services United Way of Greater Kansas 1080 Washington $78,180 Annual Support Health & Human city Kansas City, MO 64105 Services United Way of Greater 1301 Hannah Avenue $37,500 Annual support Health & Human Knoxville Knoxville TN 37921 Services United Way of Greater 225 W Vine St $101,000 Annual Support Health & Human Milwaukee Milwaukee , WI 53212-3935 Services United Way of Greater Miss- P. 0. Box 1466 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Lou Natche MS 39121 Services United Way of Greater Monroe P. 0. Box 612 $1,300 Annual support Health & Human County Amory, MS 38821 Services United Way of Greater Niles P.O Box 375 481 Annual Support Health & Human Niles, MI 49120 Services United Way of Greater Toledo One Stranahan Square $12,765 Annual Support Health & Human Toledo , OH 43604-1495 Services United Way of Greenville 105 Edinburgh Court $30,000 Annual support Health & Human County, Inc. Greenville , SC 29607 Services United Way of Hall County, P. 0. Box 2656 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Inc. Gainsville GA 30503 Services United Way of Hamblen P. 0. Box 1794 $1,500 Annual support Health & Human County Morristown TN 37816 Services United Way of Hartwsllle P 0. Box 756 $800 Annual support Health & Human Hartsville SC 29551 Services United Way of Hawkins County 403 E. Main Street 500 Annual support Health & Human Rogersville , TN 37857 Services Human United Way of Haywood P. 0. Box 1139 $2,100 Annual support Health & County, Inc Waynesville , NC 28786 Services Human United Way of Henderson 145 N. Main Street $2,900 Annual support Health & Services County Henderson KY 42402 Health & Human United Way of Henderson P.O. Box 487 $3,000 Annual support Services County. Inc Hendersonville NC 28793 Health & Human United Way of Hopkins P. 0. Box 386 $3,300 Annual support Services County, Inc Madisonville KY 42431 Health & Human United Way of Hot Spring P.O. Box 392 100 Annual Support Services Count Inc. Malvern, 72104-0392

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Protect Title Prog ram Area United Way of Huntington P.O. Box 347 481 Annual Support Health & Human County Huntington, IN 46750 Services United Way of Iberia, Inc. 301 E. St Peter $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Suite 101 Services New Iberia . LA 70560 United Way of Indian River P. 0. Box 1960 $2,500 Annual support Health & Human Coun Vero Beach FL 32961 Services United Way of Ionia County P 0 Box 95 222 Annual Support Health & Human Ionia MI 48846-0095 Services United Way of iredell County 1835 Davie Avenue, Suite 401 $2,500 Annual support Health & Human Statesville NC 28677 Services United Way of Johnson County P.O Box 153 $8,732 Annual Support Health & Human Franklin , IN 46131 Services United Way of Kenosha 3601 30th Avenue, Suite 202 481 Annual Support Health & Human County Kenosha, WI 53144 Services United Way of Kershaw P. 0. Box 737 $1,000 Annual support Health & Human County Camden, SC 29020 Services United Way of Laurens P 0 Box 544 400 Annual support Health & Human County. Inc. Clinton , SC 29325 Services United Way of Lenore County, P. 0. Box 524 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Inc Greenwood MS 38935 Services United Way of Lincoln County P. 0. Box 234 $2,500 Annual support Health & Human Lincolnton NC 28093 Services United Way of Lincoln County P. O Box 978 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Brookhaven MS 39602 Services United Way of Loudon County c/o United Way of Greater 500 Annual support Health & Human Knoxville Services 1301 Hannah Avenue Knoxville. TN 37921 United Way of Lowndes 501 7th Street North, Ste. 5 $1,000 Annual support Health & Human Countv. Inc. Columbus, MS 39701 Services United Way of Madison County 701 Andrew Jackson Way $30,000 Annual Support Health & Human Huntsville, AL 35801 Services United Way of Manistee 30 Jones Street $600 Annual Support Health & Human County Manistee, MI 49660 Services United Way of Manitowoc 1704 Memorial Or 407 Annual Support Health & Human Manitowoc, WI 54220-1440 Services United Way of Marlboro P. 0. Box 95 $800 Annual support Health & Human County, Inc. Bennettsville, SC 29512 Services United Way of Marquette P.O. Box 73 $1,554 Annual Support Health & Human County Marquette, MI 49855 Services United Way of Marshall County 705 Blount Avenue $3,000 Annual Support Health & Human Guntersville AL 35976 Services United Way of Martin County, P.O. Box 382 $2,500 Annual support Health & Human Inc. Stuart, FL 34995 Services United Way of Maury County, P. 0. Box 222 $3,000 Annual support Health & Human Inc Columbia TN 38402 Services United Way of McMinn and P 0. Box 1881 $600 Annual support Health & Human Mela s Counties Athens, TN 37371 Services United Way of Metropolitan 100 Edgewood Avenue, N.E $906,000 Annual support Health & Human Atlanta, Inc. P.O. Box 2892 Services Atla nta, GA 30303-3026 United Way of Metropolitan PO Box 280420 $180,000 Annual support Health & Human Nashville Nashville, TN 37228 Services United Way of Miami-Dade 3250 SW 3rd Avenue $200,000 Annual support Health & Human Coun Miami FL 33129 Services

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Project Title Program Area United Way of Midland County Strosacker Center $850 Annual Support Health & Human Suite 100 Services 220 W. Main St M idland , 4 864 0 United Way of Mitchell County, P 0 Box 367 $1,000 Annual support Health & Human Inc. 97 Pinebridge Avenue Services S ruce Pine , NC 28777 United Way of Monmouth 1415 Wyckoff Road Wall $91,000 Annual Support Health & Human County Township Services Farmin gdale, NJ 07727-3940 United Way of Monroe County 216 N Monroe St. $555 Annual Support Health & Human Monroe MI 48162-2620 Services United Way of Montcalm P.O. Box 128 $600 Annual Support Health & Human County Greenville , MI 48838 Services United Way of Morgan County 240 C Johnston Street $10,000 Annual Support Health & Human Decatur, AL 35601 Services United Way of Morris County P 0. Box 1948 $62,000 Annual Support Health & Human Morristown NJ 07927 Services United Way of Murray- 607 Poplar Street, #F $900 Annual support Health & Human Calloway Coun Murry KY 42071 Services United Way of Nederland P.O. Box 891 400 Annual Support Health & Human Nederland , TX 77627-0891 Services United Way of Neshoba P. 0. Box 91 $650 Annual support Health & Human County Philadelphia, MS 39350 Services United Way of Newaygo The Fremont Area Foundation 300 Annual Support Health & Human County P.O. Box B Services 4424 W 48th Street Fremont, MI 49412 United Way of Noble County 2094 N. State Road 9 111 Annual Support Health & Human Albion IN 46701-9578 Services United Way of North Central 6031 NW 1st Place $2,500 Annual Support Health & Human Florida Gainesville , FL 32607 Services United Way of North Central P. 0. Box 1603 $1,000 Annual support Health & Human MissIssi i Starkville, MS 39760 Services United Way of North P 0. Box 362 $1,500 Annual Support Health & Human Talladega, Inc. Talladega , AL 35161 Services United Way of Northeast 1301 Riverplace Blvd, Ste 400 $50,200 Annual Support Health & Human Florida, Inc. Jacksonville, FL 32207 Services

United Way of Northeast 1 Huntington Road, Suite 805 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Georgia, Inc. Athens, GA 30606 Services United Way of Northeast 1201 Hudson Lane, Suite 7 $5,000 Annual support Health & Human Louisiana Monroe, LA 71201-6051 Services United Way of Northeast 213 W. Main Street, Ste. 110 $6,000 Annual support Health & Human Mississippi Tupelo , MS 38802 Services United Way of Northwest PO Box 1228 $7,000 Annual Support Health & Human Alabama Florence , AL 35631 Services Human United Way of Northwest 518 Mulberry Avenue $2,500 Annual support Health & Services Florida Panama City, FL 32401 Human United Way of Northwest 402 Edwards St. $15,000 Annual support Health & Louisiana Shreve rt LA 71101 Services Health & Human United Way of Oxford- 440 N. Lamar Blvd., Suite 5 $2,750 Annual support Services Lafayette County Oxford , MS 38655 Health & Human United Way of Paducah- 612 Broadway Street $4,900 Annual support Services McCracken County Paducah KY 42001

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Project Title Pro ram Area United Way of Palm Beach 2600 Quantum Boulevard $24,500 Annual support Health & Human County Boynton Beach, FL 33426-8627 Services

United Way of Parker County P.O. Box 1476 $1,295 Annual Support Health & Human Weatherford TX 76086-1476 Services United Way of Porter County 951 Eastport Centre Dr. 111 Annual Support Health & Human P.O Box 2028 Services Val araiso IN 46384-2028 United Way of Posey County 128 West 3rd Street 111 Annual Support Health & Human P.O. Box 562 Services Mt Vernon, IN 47620 United Way of Rhea County P. O. Box 669 400 Annual support Health & Human Dayton , TN 37321 Services United Way of River Cities 820 Madison Avenue $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Huntington, WV 25704-2551 Services United Way of Roane County P. O. Box 317 $600 Annual support Health & Human Harriman, TN 37748 Services United Way of Robertson 101 5th Avenue West, Ste 25 $1,000 Annual support Health & Human County Springfield , TN 37172 Services United Way of Robeson P. O. Box 2652 $2,500 Annual support Health & Human County Lumberton, NC 28359 Services United Way of Rockingham P. O. Box 317 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Coun Wentworth , NC 27375 Services United Way of Rome & Floyd 800 Broad Street, Ste 100 $5,000 Annual support Health & Human County, Inc. Rome, GA 30162 Services United Way of Rutherford P O. Box 330056 500 Annual support Health & Human County Murfreesboro , TN 37133 Services United Way of Rutherford 688 Withrow Rd $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Countv. Inc. Forest City, NC 28043 Services United Way of Saginaw 100 S. Jefferson, Third Floor $35,350 Annual Support Health & Human County Saginaw, MI 48607 Services United Way of San Antonio & 700 S. Alamo $400,000 Annual Support Health & Human Bexer County San Antonio, TX 78205 Services United Way of San Antonio & 700 S. Alamo $25,000 To support the Masters Leadership Program of San Antonio and Bexar County introducing community leaders to important local Education Boxer Coun San Antonio TX 78205 issues that will enable them to better serve the needs of Bexar County Programs United Way of San Antonio & 700 S Alamo $5,000 To support the Masters Leadership Program of San Antonio and Bexar County introducing community leaders to important local Community Bexar County San Antonio, TX 78205 issues that will enable them to better serve the needs of Bexar County (Total $I OK over two yrs. '06-'07 ® $5K p yr) Development

United Way of Santa Rosa P. O. Box 284 $2,000 Annual Support Health & Human County, Inc. Milton FL 32572 Services United Way of Scotland P. O. Box 742 $4,000 Annual support Health & Human County. Inc. Laurinbu NC 28353 Services United Way of Selma and P.O. Box 298 $3,000 Annual Support Health & Human Dallas County Selma, AL 36702 Services United Way of Sevier County P O. Box 6458 500 Annual support Health & Human Sevierville, TN 37864 Services United Way of South Central P. O. Box 557 500 Annual support Health & Human Geo la Tifton GA 31793 Services United Way of Southeast P O. Box 1648 $4,000 Annual support Health & Human Mississi ppi Hattiesburg, MS 39403 Services United Way of Southern P. 0 Box 3330 $1,650 Annual Support Health & Human Kentucky. Inc. Bowfin Green , KY 42102 Services Education United Way of Southwest 4350 Moffett Road $5,400 To support the addition of an interactive website to help recruit more volunteers and donors, inform the community about the Alabama dba St. Marys Home Mobile, AL 36618 abuse, neglect, and abandonment of children to better meet their developmental and educational needs, and provide staff Programs trainin g. Health Human United Way of Southwest 751 Ryan Street, Suite 102 $6,000 Annual support & oui Tana Lake , Charles, LA 70601 Servi ces STATEMENT A Fig 57/63 cuu, rayments rrom H I Oil rounoauon

Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Prolect Title Pro ram Area United Way of St. Clair County 1723 Military St $23,000 Annual Support Health & Human Port Huron , MI 48060 Services United Way of St. Joseph 3517 E. Jefferson Blvd. $12,210 Annual Support Health & Human County Inc P 0 Box 8396 Services South Bend IN 46660-6396 United Way of St Lucie 4800 S. US Highway 1 $2,500 Annual Support Health & Human County Fort Pierce , FL 34982 Services United Way of Stanislaus P 0 Box 3066 $11,000 Annual Support Health & Human County, Inc. Modesto , CA 95353 Services United Way of Sumner County 625 Johnny Cash Parkway $1,300 Annual support Health & Human Hendersonville TN 37075 Services United Way of Sylacauga P. 0 Box 834 $1,500 Annual support Health & Human Sylacauga, AL 35150 Services United Way of the Big Bend 307 E 7th Avenue $1,000 Annual support Health & Human Tallahassee , FL 32303 Services United Way of the Brazos P. 0 Box 10883 450 Annual Support Health & Human Valle Inc. College Station , TX 77842 Services United Way of The Capital 843 North President Street $60,000 Annual support Health & Human Area Jackson MS 39202 Services United Way of the Central P.O. Box 1724 $8,000 Annual support Health & Human Savannah River Area Augusta , GA 30903 Services United Way of the P. 0. Box 1157 $15,000 Annual support Health & Human Chattahoochee Valley Columbus , GA 31902 Services United Way of the Coastal 711 N Carancahua Street, Ste $16,058 Annual Support Health & Human Bend 302 Services Co us Christi TX 78475 United Way of the Coastal P.O. Box 2946 $15,000 Annual support Health & Human Empire Savannah , GA 31402 Services United Way of the Greater 1300 Madison Street $1,800 Annual support Health & Human Clarksville Reg ion , Inc Clarksville, TN 37040 Services United Way of the Highland P 0. Box 27 500 Annual support Health & Human Rim Tullahoma TN 37388 Services United Way of The midlands 1800 Main Street $31,350 Annual support Health & Human Columbia , SC 29201 Services United Way of the Mid-South P 0 Box 750730 $100,000 Annual support Health & Human Memphis, TN 38175 Services United Way of The National 17251 Street. NW, Ste 200 $102,000 Annual Support Health & Human Capital Area Washington, DC 20006 Services United Way of the Ohio Valley P. 0. Box 705 $9,000 Annual Support Health & Human Owensboro , KY 42302 Services United Way of the Pennynle P. 0. Box 587 $3,300 Annual support Health & Human Ho kinsville KY 42241 Services United Way of the Piedmont P. 0. Box 5624 $15,000 Annual support Health & Human Spartanburg, SC 29304 Services United Way of the Pine Belt P. 0. Box 2026 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Region, Inc. Laurel , MS 39442 Services United Way of Volusla-Flager 3747 W. International Speedway $2,500 Annual Support Health & Human County, Inc. Blvd. Services Daytona Beach , FL 32124 United Way of Wabash Valley P.O. Box 3094 $703 Annual Support Health & Human Terre Haute, IN 47803-0094 Services United Way of Washington P. 0. Box 115 $1,200 Annual support Health & Human Countv. Inc. Greenville MS 38702 Services United Way of Watertown P.O Box 114 259 Annual support Health & Human Watertown WI 53094 Services Human United Way of Wayne County P.O. Box 73 $4,000 Annual support Health & Goldsbo o NC 27533-0073 Services STATEMENT A Pg 58/63 cuur rdyItI I ha iiutll Miat l ruurruw.turt

Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Pro ect Title Pro gram Area United Way of West Alabama, P. 0. Box 2291 $15,000 Annual Support Health & Human Inc. Tuscaloosa , AL 35403 Services United Way of West Central P. 0 Box 203 $2,000 Annual support Health & Human Mississippi Vicksburg, MS 39181 Services United Way of West Point & P 0. Box 212 475 Annual support Health & Human Clay Coun West Point, MS 39773 Services United Way of West 1341 N. Highland Avenue $19,500 Annual support Health & Human Tennessee , Inc Jackson , TN 38301 Services United Way of Wexford County P.O Box 177 $1,000 Annual Support Health & Human Cadillac MI 49601 Services United Way of Williamson 209 Gothic Court $6,200 Annual support Health & Human County Suite 107 Services Franklin, TN 37067 United Way of York County, 226 North Park Drive, Ste 100 $800 Annual support Health & Human SC Rock Hill , SC 29730 Services United Way Rowan County P. 0 Box 5065 $2,500 Annual support Health & Human Salisbu ry, NC 28147 Services United Wayof Southwest P. 0. Drawer 89 $37,000 Annual Support Health & Human Alabama, Inc. Mobile, AL 36601 Services University Heights Community 4452 Park Blvd, Suite 104 $4,000 To support the creation of a website and a technical infrastructure upgrade with Microsoft Office and software that will enable an Community Development Corporation San Diego, CA 92116 e-newsletter. Training for the staff is included in the proposal Development

University of Arkansas Administration Bldg., ADMN 425 $50,000 To support updated communications technologies to enable students the ability to convey information and ideas through Education Foundation - Fayetteville Fayetteville, AR 72701 courses, training, information, and consulting programs of the College of Business. (Total $270K, '05209, $70K in '05, $501<46- Programs\Public '09) Education\Publlc Hicher Education University of Arkansas 2907 East Joyce Boulevard $6,600 To support the Installation of a distance-teaming system at the Area Health Ed Center-NW to facilitate broadcasting of medical Education Foundation dba AHEC-NW Fayetteville, AR 72703 educational conferences for the benefit of family medicine residents and practicing physicians at two area hospitals Programs Foundation Fund University of Central clo University of Central $250,000 To support the 'AT&T Digital Evidence and Cyber Security Laboratory' providing a variety of forensic training to students and Education Oklahoma Foundation Oklahoma forensic science professionals Programs\Public 100 N University Drive, Box 133 (Total $1 M. MY 2007-2010, $250Klyr/) Education%Publrc Edmond, OK 73034 Higher Education

University of Missouri - College of Engineering $200,000 To support a cutting-edge Information Technology program including game engineering, entertainment engineering (digital Education Columbia 105 Jesse Hall media), information systems, and mobile computing within the College of Engineering (Total $1M, MY 2004-2008, $200K plyr). Programs\Public Columbia, MO 65211 Education\Public e du University of Oklahoma 100 Timberdell Road $300,000 To support a scholarship endowment program designed to recruit and retain Native-Amencan students pursuing technology Education Foundation, Inc Norman, OK 73019 fields of study. (Total $1.5M'06-'10 @ $300K p. yr) Programs\Public Education\Public Hiaher Education University of Saint Mary 4100 South 4th Street $7,000 To support advanced training for nursing staff and educators so that they are skilled to set up and use the Emergency Care Education Leavenworth, KS 66048 Simulator software system that runs standard training scenarios to better instruct nursing students and nursing professionals Programs\Publlc Education%Public

University of Southern 118 College Drive, #10035 $20,000 To support the replacement of outdated computers with new computers to continue providing special-needs students with Education Mississippi - Dubard School for Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001 technology Instruction that is vital for their overall teaming and development Programs\Public Language Disorders Education\Publlc K 12 University of Texas - M.D 1515 Holcombe Blvd $200,000 To support the Telehealth Center providing clinical telemedicine services, distance education, multimedia instruction, and a Health & Human Anderson Cancer Center Houston , TX 77030 multi-purpose auditorium (Total $2M MY 2000-2009 $200K / r . Services University of Texas at Austin P.O. Box 7458 $250,000 To support programs to strengthen math, science, engineering, and arts education and promote the use of technology in Education Austin, TX 78712 teaching and teaming (Total $1M, MY 2005-2008, $250K p/yr.) Programs\Public Education\Public Hiaher Education

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Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Prolect Title Pro ram Area University of Texas at Austin P O. Box 7458 $200,000 To support the 'AT&T Fund for Undergraduate Excellence' that will entail a web-based student major advising module and 1 Education Austin, TX 78712 support an international study program for undergraduates. (Total $600K, MY 2007-2009, 200Klyr ). Programs\Public EducatlonlPublic du University of Texas at San One UTSA Circle $375,000 To support the creation of the interactive Technology Experience Center as a mechanism to increase interest in Education Antonio San Antonio, TX 78249-0618 communications engineering in K-12 as well as higher education (Total $1 5M, MY 2007-2010, $375/yr) ProgramstPublic Education\Public Hiaher Education University of Texas at San One UTSA Circle $25,000 To support the UTSA College of Business Career Action Plan in activities that prepare business students for professional Education Antonio San Antonio, TX 78249-0618 careers Programs\Publlc Education\Public du University of Texas Health 7703 Floyd Curt Drive $500,000 To support Campaign for the Future in 2006-2009, technology development projects in 2004-2005, both of which complement Health & Human Science Center at San Antonio San Antonio, TX 78229 the original Virtual Campus effort (Total $5M, MY 2000-2009, $500K p/yr) Services

University of Texas Health 7703 Floyd Curl Drive $33,000 To support the Janey Briscoe Center of Excellence in Cardiovascular Research with the development of an implantable, Health & Human Science Center at San Antonio San Antonio, TX 78229 intravascular, nano-sized pressure sensor. (Total $100K at $34K in 06, $33K in 07, $33 in 08) Services

University of Texas Pan 1201 West University Drive, ITT $72,000 To support enhanced technology for the Center for Advancement in Learning, Teaching, and Technology in its multimodal Education American Foundation 1 210 delivery with online, web-enhanced course offenngs. (Total $250K=$178Kf06 and $72KP07) Programs\Public Edinburg, TX 78541-2999 Education%Public Higher Educatio University of the Incarnate 4301 Broadway, CPO #303 $300,000 To support technology infrastructure for the new School of Pharmacy and expand and enhance the University's technology Education Word San Antonio, TX 78209-6397 throughout the campus. (MY- 06-10 at $300Klyr, Total $1 5M.) Programs\Prlvate Education\Private Higher Education

University of the Incarnate 4301 Broadway, CPO #303 $250,000 To support the final phase of the capital campaign for the Science, Mathematics and Engineering Center renovation, Education Word San Antonio, TX 78209-6397 construction, and technology project (Total $750K, MY 2005.2007, $250K p/yr.) Programs\Private Education\Private Higher Education

Untitled Art Space Inc One NE 3rd Street $6,249 To support the addition of new hardware to provide enhanced information and accessibility via technology-based, new-media Arts & Culture Oklahoma City, OK 73104 art to a wider audience of viewers and guests, including those who are physically challenged and unable to visit the gallery.

UP Connection Inc. 434 Madison Street $12,053 To support the purchase of computer hardware and software to upgrade the infrastructure of the office to enable the staff, to Community Development Waukesha, WI 53188 efficientl y manage the programs for at-nsk girls. Upper Peninsula Commission P 0. Box 606 $29,500 To support a collaboration to create a software program that will standardize and automate the way non-profit agencies support Health & Human For Escanaba MI 49829 a home-delivered meat service for seniors in a 15-county re ion Services Urban Future 3145 South Grand Blvd, Ste A $15,000 To support the addition of upgraded technology to Improve youths' academic performance to better prepare them for successful Education St. Louis, MO 63118 careers, increase staff efficiency, enhance information management, and provide ongoing development for mentors/tutors Programs\Public Education\Public K 12 Community Urban League of Greater 4315 South Lancaster Rd $10,000 To support Project Tech Forward with the creation of a centralized and networked database system that wi ll provide easy Development Dallas and North Central Dallas, TX 75216 access and sharing of information for accurate and efficient reporting, improving service delivery capacity and overall Texas Inc operations. Community Urban League of the Upstate, 15 Regency Hill Drive $10,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade including new computers and software to enable staff to more efficiently manage Inc. Greenville SC 29607 the after-school program and at-risk crime prevention prog ram , and to enhance the fundraising efforts Development will Health & Human V.N.A. Health at Home, Inc. 27 Siemon Company Drive $5,000 To support efficient, expedited medical care for seriously ill patients in home care The addition of The Physician Portal Services Watertown, CT 06795 allow physicians access to the Misys Homecare system 24 hours a day for review and approval of orders for patient care. Education Valencia Community College P.O. Box 3028 $5,000 To support the implementation of new technology for the deaf and hearing impaired students that will allow access to college- P rograms Foundation Inc. Orlando , FL 32802 wide lectures (on several cam puses) in back-to-back classes in a central speech-to-text lab Health & Human Valley United Way 3 Corporate Drive, Ste. 501 $4,500 Annual Support Services Shelton CT 06484 used for Education Vera Court Neighborhood 614 Vera Court $5,503 To support the purchase of five computers and related hardware and internal access to upgrade aging hardware Pr rams Center Inc Madison , WI 53704 community rams includin g computer classes for seniors and after-school prog rams for youth STATEMENT A Fig 60/63 cuur raymrrrw rrvrr1 H t as i ruurtuaatutt

Payee La al Name Payee Address Amount Request Pro ect Title Program Area Victoria Courts Child Care 440 Labor Street $15,218 To support upgraded technology to link eight elementary schools, located in the Edgewood Independent school district, to the Health & Human Center Inc. dba Positive San Antonio, TX 78210-1036 main office to efficiently track student and staff attendance, meal service, and staff hours for the after-school program Services Beginnings Inc Vietnamese Nationals 2901 East Pioneer Parkway, $4,136 To support IT workshops to provide basic computer and applications training to Vietnamese Immigrants and Viet-Americans for Education Community of Greater Fort Suite A use in their daily lives, research/apply online for employment opportunities, and educate them on high-speed Internet. Programs Worth Arlington, TX 76012 Visiting Nurse Association of 610 E Walnut Street $5,000 To support the increasing need for patient monitoring devices through VNA's telehealth technology Funds will pay for staff Health & Human Inc Evansville IN 47734 training on utilizing the telehealth monitorin g project, thus providing better patient care. Services Volunteer Center of Northwest 2121 S. Goebbert Road $5,000 To support the funding of scholarships to nonprofit organizations that can be used for free IT assistance from the ITstaff at:the Community Suburban Chicago Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Volunteer Center Development

Volunteers in Prevention Grand Parke Centre, 28 West $23,000 To support an Infrastructure upgrade to the computer hardware and software, as well as provide training to the staff. An online Community Probation & Prisons, Inc. Adams, Suite 1310 outreach to recruit volunteer mentors and e-fundraising are also part of the project Development Detroit MI 48226 Walton Arts Center Council, P O. Box 3547 $18,085 To support Walton Art Center's technology upgrade program for the purpose of increasing staff efficiency in order to help it's Arts & Culture Inc Fayetteville, AR 72702 org anization run more efficiently and enhance parton satisfa ction. Warrior & Family Support c/o Jon Foreman $10,000 To support the Wamor & Family Center in providing resources for wounded soldiers and their families as they continue their Health & Human Center P O. Box 341119 treatment and recovery Services Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234- ills Washington Carnegie Public 300 West Main $10,000 To support the purchase of six computers for the library patrons Many underserved patrons have no access to computers or Community Library Washington, IN 47501 the internet at home The library staff can provide basic instruction, but need additional computers to help the increasing need. Development

Washoe County Legal Aid 650 Tahoe Street $5,128 To support the agency's technology upgrade program with the addition of hardware to improve office efficiency and effectively Health & Human Society dba Washoe Legal Reno, NV 89509 manage the increasing number of low-income and socially victimized groups who seek legal representation throughout Washoe Services Services Countv. Waterbury Opportunities 77 Bishop Street $7,500 To support a collaborative effort to upgrade and expand the computer lab that is utilized by the underserved. Free basic Community Industrialization Inc. Waterbury, CT 06704 computer skills training and internet access are provided to assist in employment training, job searches, and self-sufficiency. Development

Wayland Baptist University 11550 IH-35 North $145,409 To support technology needs for distance learning classrooms reaching underserved areas The grant will support Phase One Education San Antonio, TX 78233 installation needs of the Plainview, Texas, San Antonio. Texas, and Phoenix campuses (Total $290K, MY 2006-2007, $145K ProgramslPrivate per). Education\Private Higher Education

West Central Municipal 2000 Fifth Avenue, Building J $10,000 To support a collaboration to upgrade the technology infrastructure of the organization to enable staff to have wireless Community Conference River Grove, IL 60171 connectiv' in the office, remote access from home, an additional DSL line , and upg rades to anti-virus software. Development West Florida Child Care & 3300 North Pace Boulevard, $10,500 To support improved technology training for child care providers by offering a flexible, web-based curriculum for individuals Education Education Services, Inc. d/bla Suite 230 pursuing Florida's Child Care Provider Credential and those training for the Child Care Food Program. Programs Childrens Services Center Pensacola, FL 32505

Western Arkansas Counseling 401 North 13th Street $8,000 To support the WestArk Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) by enhancing their communications via an interactive Community & Guidance Center Fort Smith, AR 72901 websde to improve the overall quality of service for customers, volunteers, and community partners Development Into orated Western DuPage Special 118 North Schmale Road $5,000 To support an upgrade to the website to enhance accessibilty for the disabled community. Funds will be used to hire an IT Health & Human Recreation Association Carol Stream, IL 60188 professional to resolve Issues already identified, including code validity and site navagation and content. Services Foundation Western Electrical Contractors 9719 Lincoln Village Drive, Suite $25,000 To support the creation of two remote learning centers to provide electrician training in Spanish Training is necessary to Education Education Foundation 303 improve the passing rate on the state certification test by Spanish speaking citizens. Programs Sacramento, CA 95827 Western Kansas Child 109 East 9th Street $15,000 To support the Internet connection of all Western Kansas Child Advocacy Centers to enable the sharing of information which is Health & Human Advocacy Center Inc. Scott City, KS 67871 critical to providin g better and more effective services to child victims of abuse and their families Services Westport Historical Society (as P O. Box 106 $5,000 To support a technology Infrastructure upgrade including a computer and software to support Past Perfect, a museum-specific Community fiscal agent for Roweyton Rowayton, CT 06853 database that will enable more efficient management of the collection and members, as well as track dues, donations and Development Historical Society) volunteers. Westside Childrens Center Inc 12120 Wagner Street $5,000 To support an infrastructure upgrade, including the Cosmos Universal Relationship Management system, new computers, and Community Culver City, CA 90230 software to enhance the center's ability to track clients and services and allow more accurate measurements and reporting Development

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Payee Legal Name Payee Address Amount Request Pro ect Title Pro ram Area Wexford Ridge Neighborhood 7011 Flower Lane, Apts A/C $14,200 To support the creation of the Lussier Community Education Center by providing hardware and telephones for the new Community Center Inc Madison WI 53717 technology lab servin underserved Youth and adults Development Wisconsin Council on 900 Woods Road $10,000 To support the purchase of a new telephone system, projector, and camera to more effectively manage the office and have the Education Economic Education Inc P.O. Box 2000 technology to improve the economic and financial education to high school youth Programs Milwaukee , W153141-2000 Wisconsin Regional Training 3841 W. Wisconsin Avenue $15,000 To support a collaborative effort to expand of the computer lab to accommodate additional students in the job-readiness and Community Partnershi p Inc Milwaukee , WI 53208 placement program. Development Witte Museum 3801 Broadway $150,000 To support interactive technology components for the exhibition, A Wild and Vivid Land Stories of South Texas, as the first Arts & Culture San Antonio , TX 78209-6396 phase of the o anization's South Texas Hentag e Center ( Total $300K at $150K year 2006-2007 ) Women and Childrens 2525 63rd Street $10,000 To support the creation of a computer lab with the purchase of Microsoft Office software, educational software and training to Health & Human Horizons, Inc. Kenosha, WI 53143 enable clients to improve computer literacy skills and gain confidence in themselves, after suffering domestic/sexual abuse Services

Women in Distress of Broward P.O. Box 676 $6,000 To support the creation of an enhanced website that will support WID's outreach to promote social change. It will include a Health & Human County Inc. (WID) Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33302 calendar of events, Information on prevention and hel p, and a bl for victims to communicate and seek hel p Services Women in Need of Gods P.O. Box 8277 $7,375 To support the addition of upgraded technology to improve internal and external communications, case management, and Health & Human Shelter Inc Dublin, GA 31040 agency image in order to increase funding support to better serve women and children who are victims of family violence Services

Women of Nations 73 Leech Street $5,000 To support technology enhancements through increased capacity of the existing Family/Youth Crisis Hotline which serves the Health & Human St Paul, MN 55102 Native-American population, as well as community at large with intervention, information, and referrals to local Services servicest sources. Womens Business Suite 400 $17,000 To support the implementation of an online registration system for several WBDC events, along with donor contribution Community Development Center (WBDC) 8 S. Michigan Ave. capabilities. Management of the system will be user-friendly for the staff and will increase efficiency in managing the business Development Chicago, IL 0603 Womens Business Enterprise 1120 Connecticut Avenue, NW $20,000 To support four scholarships annually to The Tuck-WBENC Executive Program held in October each year. (MY 07-08, Tot Education National Council Suite 1000 $40K; at $20K per year) Programs Washington, DC 20036

Womens Foundation of Eight South Third St., Suite 110 $5,000 To support the addition of one computer and provide training for additional staff member, as well as purchase licenses for four Community Greater Memphis, Inc. Memphis, TN 38103 additional users of the software Sage Fundraising 50 in order to help increase fundraising efforts. Development

Womens Intercultural Network 1950 Hayes Street, Suite 2 $25,000 To support the expansion of the website with an upgrade to the email system to serve more clients and provide an electronic Community Inc San Francisco CA 94117 meeting place for underserved women Development Womens Museum An Institute 3800 Parry Avenue $300,000 To support, as Presenting Sponsor, eight different traveling exhibits culminating with a late 2008 premier exhibition featuring Arts & Culture for the Future Dallas, TX 75226 representative selections from the AT&T corporate art collection. (Total $600 '0647 $300K per year) Womens Museum An Institute 3800 Parry Avenue $50,000 To support the 2007 research and planning phase of 'Leadership America - The Next 20 Years' Community for the Future Dallas TX 75226 Develo ment Womens Support and 2165 Hampton Avenue $7,000 To support the replacement of an outdated system version of DonorPerfect to a new web-brower version in order to improve Health & Human Community Services St. Louis, MO 63139 donor and volunteer management and outreach to the community for better service delivery and overall operations. Services

Womenspace Unlimited South 2941 Lake Tahoe Boulevard $5,000 To support an expansion of staff access to the MIP accounting program, with the purchase of an additional licence. Currently, Community Lake Tahoe Womens Center South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 only one staff member may use the program at one time, resulting in less work accomplished and inefficiencies in the process. Development

Workforce Investment Board 1600 East 4th Street $25,000 To support the Technology Ladders project that provides 50 at-risk youth with training in web and graphic design in preparation Education of the City of Los Angeles Los Angeles , CA 90033 for career opportunities. Pro rams World Affairs Council of San 40 M.E. Loop 410, Suite 608 $9,000 To support an integrated, Interactive website in order to expand the Council's outreach to the public, providing educational Community Antonio San Antonio, TX 78216 Information about international issues, as well as enabling online payments for reservations, memberships, and events Development

World Institute on Disability 510 16th Street, Suite 100 $25,000 To support the re-design of the website to increase accessibility for the hearing and vision impaired clients, as well as Health & Human Oakland, CA 94612 translatin key web a es to Spanish for additional accessibility Services YMCA - Topeka 421 SW Van Buren $8,000 To support YMCA of Topeka's Phase One of a comprehensive computer upgrade installation in order to bring its current Health & Human Topeka, KS 66803 operating system to an acceptable functional level for the improvement of its overall operations for better service delivery Services

YMCA of San Diego County 1S1 YMCA Way $5,000 To support Mobile Tech Academy, a computer lab on wheels, which will enable underserved children in the before and after- Education Programs\Public San Diego, CA 92102 school programs to have access to computers and the intemet for educational purposes. ducation

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Payee Leal Name Payee Address Amount Req uest Prolect Title Pro g ram Area YMI Cultural Center 39 South Market Street. P 0 $22,662 To support the creation of a new website to improve communication with the minority community about events and programs, Arts & Culture Box 7301 and enable online donations Training to maintain and update the website is part of the proposal Asheville, NC 28802 Young Mans Christian 100 Edgewood Avenue. Suite 120000 To support the YMCA's Prime Time After-School Enrichment Program (Total $350K MY 2007-2009, payable $120K 2007 and Education Association (YMCA) of 1100 $115K per year 2008 & 2009) Programs Metropolitan Atlanta . Inc. Atlanta, GA 30303 Young Mans Christian 2235 Gamer Road $15,600 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade with new computers and software to more efficiently manage the organization Community Association Inc Raleig h , NC 27610 Staff training is also part of this proposal Development Young Mans Christian 700 Fort Street $19,560 To support an upgrade of the technology infrastructure and incorporate software that will build communication with prospective Community Association of Blue Water Port Huron, MI 48060 members, volunteers, and donors as well as provide financial support and operations management for the staff Development Area Young Mans Christian 1806 North Nimitz $6,000 To support a technology upgrade that includes new software and hardware to support web-based technology This upgrade Community Association of Golden Victoria, TX 77901 would allow for efficient tracking of services, member usage, financial transactions, and protection of member data. Development Crescent Inc Young Mans Christian 615 North Alabama Street, Suite $16,425 To support the creation of a computer lab equipped with internet access and software that will support the academic Education Association of Greater 200 development of the students Funds will provide six computers, software, and mtemet service Programs Indianapolis Indiana polis, IN 46204 Young Mans Christian 1515 Campbell Street $12,990 To support the addition of a Fitlin kiosk, a technology tool that will help people manage their exercise routines to improve their Health & Human Association of Jackson Jackson TN 38305 health and enable the staff to better support new and existing members Services Young Mans Christian 301 N. Main St , Suite 1900 $28,956 To support a collaborative effort to provide computer literacy classes and access to the Internet to underserved youth, including Education Association of Northwest North Winston-Salem, NC 27101 tutorial software and financial/ business management instruction Programs Carolina Young Womens Christian 150 West 15th Avenue $20,775 To support the TechGyrts project which is designed to broaden young girls knowledge of careers available in the science and Education Association of Gary (YWCA) Gary, IN 46410 mathematical fields, Girls will build an autobiography using MicroWorld software and then build a robot with RoboLab software Programs

Young Womens Christian 768 South Highland $23,762 To support the addtion of upgraded technology, converting client files from paper to electronic form for a more accessible. Health & Human Association of Memphis Memphis, TN 38111 secure, and accurate record keeping and reporting system In order to better serve women in need. Services Tennessee Youngstown/Mahoning Valley 255 Watt St. $6,500 Annual Support Health & Human United Way Youngstown, OH 44505-3049 Services Youth Alive Inc. 1351 Catalpa Street $15,000 To support the addition of updated technology to provide vital tools for youth to obtain a solid education and path to college, Education Louisville, KY 40211 vocational trainin g for the underprivileged , and enable staff to deliver a hig h q uality of service to the communi . Prog rams Youth Corps Inc. 2514 82nd Street, Ste. M $7,800 To support the addition of a Xerox WorkCentre 7132, an 'in-house' copier/punter that will provide improved communications Education Lubbock, TX 79493 processes for the 'Leaders in Training' program for youth. Programs\Public Education\Public K

Youth Development INC 6301 Central NW $5,000 To support the Basic Employability Skills Training (BEST) program by providing funds to pay for on BEST trainer. The program Education Albuquerque, NM 87105 trains at-risk students will job skills and keeps them in school by offering employment as an incentive. Pro rams Youth Entrepreneurs of 1845 Fairmount $11,000 To support the Youth of Entrepreneurs of Kansas project with technology upgrades, enabling teachers to improve their lessons Education Kansas Inc. Wichita, KS 67260-1057 and help better equip top-winning students for regional competitions Also, an interactive website will help increase donorship. ProgramstPublic Education\Public K

Youth Homes Incorporated 601 E. Fifth Street, Suite 330 $20,000 To support the creation of a computer lab to train staff on applications to manage the agency more efficiently, and to better Community Charlotte , NC 28202 serve those without homes and foster families. Development Youth In Need 1815 Boone's Lick Road $7,000 To support the creation of an interactive website to facilitate resources for low-income youth and families in crisis who are Health & Human St Charles MO 63301 searching for immediate help and improve overall operations for better service delivery to the entire community. Services Youth Policy Institute. Inc. 634 South Spring Street $10,000 To support the purchase of 20 computer systems (computer, monitor, software and internet access) for graduates of the Valley Education Suite 818 Family Technology Project's computer literacy course for underserved students and their families Programs Los Angeles. CA 90014 Youth Service Bureau of St. 314 Austin Street $5,000 To support a technology infrastructure upgrade with computers and software for the staff to more efficiently manage the Health & Human Tammany B alusa LA 70427 o anization that serves at-risk youth Services Yuba Sutter United Way P.O. Box 2450 $2,000 Annual Support Health & Human Marysville. CA 95901-2450 Services Zeum 221 Fourth Street $10,000 To support the development of a digital storage system that will allow youth to access and share the work created at Zeum, Arts & Culture San Francisco CA 94103 includin g videos, broadcasts and music. Total $54,237,601

STATEMENT A Pg 63/63 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts

Jniversi ofTexas-Austin $15,543.00 k1bion College $2,700.00 .merican Conservatory Theatre Foundation $10,600.00 3al dwin-Wallace College $1,605.00 3enedictine College - $12,888.00 3owling Green State University Foundation Inc $5,615.00 California Baptist University $1,000.00 alvin College $1,200.00 arroll College $130.00 hamber Music at the Barn Inc $500.00 Thannel 5 Public Broadcasting, Inc $3,500.00 leveland Zoological Society $1,684.00 Columbus Dance Theatre Inc $480.00 olumbus Museum of Art $5,425.00 Columbus Symphony Orchestra Inc $1,350.00 )a on Art Institute $1,200.00 delta College Foundation $385.00 delta College Quality Public Broadcastin g $1,185.00 3m oria State University $475.00 =lat River Communi ty Players Inc $250.00 =ort Hays State University Endowment Association $1,450.00 ox Valley Symphony Orchestra Association Inc $75.00 -ranciscan University of Steubenville $1,230.00 =riends of Channel 10 - KLVX - Channel 10 / Las Vegas $100.00 -riends of the Waukesha Public Library Inc $25.00 3oodspeed Opera House Foundation $1,450.00 :;race Bible College $1,000.00 3rand Valley State University $1,142.00

:;rand Valley State University - Grand Valley State University-WGVU & WGVK- TV $350.00

3reat Lakes Museum of Science Environment and Technology $1,750.00

-leidelber College $158.00 lillsdale College $3,900.00 -listoric Wichita-Sedgwick County Inc-Old Cowtown Museum $445.00 Interlochen Center for the Arts $250.00 (ansas Universi ty Endowment Association $23,171.00 awrence Technological Universi ty $625.00 Lawrence University of Wisconsin $2,500.00 4adonna Universi ty $4,000.00 Varian College of Fond Du Lac Wisconsin Inc $50.00 VIc herson Opera House Preservation Company $1,000.00 \4ichigan State University - WKAR-FM 90.5- Michigan State University $50.00

Wonterey Bay Aquarium Foundation $3,482.00 Mount Union College $1,360.00 National Judicial College $3,000.00 Nevada Museum of Art Inc $635.00

Northern Michigan University Development Fund-WNMU Public TV & Radio $1,675.00

Northern Michi gan University Foundation $330.00 Dconomowoc Historical Society Inc $100.00 Dhio Universi ty Foundation $6,450.00

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f'ad'- ^. Oshkosh Symphony Orchestra $1,200.00 Outagamie County Historical Society Inc $35 00

Public Broadcasting Foundation of Northwest Ohio - The Public Broadcasting Foundation of Northwest 0 $580.00

Racine United Arts Fund Inc -- $75.00 Reno-Sparks Theather Community Coalition $500.00 Ri pon College Board of Trustees of $2,200.00 Rochester Avon Historical Society Inc $250.00 Rochester College $3,636.00 Saginaw Valley State Universi ty Foundation $3,025.00 Schoolcraft College Foundation $4,550.00 Southwestern College $1,250.00 St. Mary College $50.00 Stanford University $10,600.00 Stonin gton Free Library Association $1,000.00 Toledo Museum of Art $1,560.00 Toledo Zoological Society $289.00 University of California $10,200.00 Universi ty of Nevada-Reno $555.00 Universi ty of Rio Grande $1,000.00 Uptown Downtown Artown $500.00 Ursuline College $325.00 US Catholic Conference-St. Marys Seminary $550.00 VSA Arts of Nevada $500.00

Walsh College of Accountancy and Business Administration $1,950.00 Waukesha Choral Union $100.00 Waukesha County Historical Society Inc $50.00 Waukesha County Technical Institute $250.00 Wichita State University Foundation $2,248.00 Central Michigan University $4,595.00

Detroit Educational Television Foundation WTVS- Channel 56 In Detroit $4,130.00

Detroit Institute of Arts Founders Society $3,154.00 Michigan State University $13,421.00 Abilene Christian University $5,125.00 Abraham Lincoln Memorial Garden Foundation $630.00 Academy of American Poets Incorporated $40.00 Actors Summer Theatre Company $25.00 Actors Summit Theater $65.00 Actors Theatre Company $105.00 Adler Planetarium $450.00 Ammon Historical Society $75.00 Akron Art Museum $100.00 Alamo Arts Ballet Theatre $500.00 Alamo City Men's Chorale $50.00 Alamo Public Telecommunications Council $1,552.00 Albertus Magnus College $1,575.00 Alexandra Ballet Company Inc $100.00 Alfred University $510.00 All-American Boys Chorus $250.00 Allegheny College $250.00 Alma College $1,500.00 Alton Museum of History & Art Inc Amha $25.00

Page 2 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin Gifts ^S ee "3 _ o t Iverno College $75.00 #tnelia Arts Academy Inc $50.00 \merican Indian College Fund $330.00 merican Numismatic Association $375.00

.merican Pianists Asso Inc - American Pianists Association Inc. $200.00

#merican Players Theatre of Wisconsin Inc $300.00 kmerican Swedish Institute $30.00 #merican Universi ty - The American University $25.00 #mherst College Trustees $600.00 #nam Cara Inc $100.00 nn Arbor Summer Festival Inc $50.00 # ulnas College Inc $150.00 #rizona State University Foundation $60.00 #rkansas Arts Center Foundation $200.00 krkansas Educational Telecommunications Network $1,041.00 rkansas Repertory Theatre Company $125.00 #rkansas State Universi ty Foundation Inc $420.00 #rkansas Symphony Orchestra $50.00 #rt Institute Of Chicago $1,415.00 #rt Museum of Western Virginia $100.00 \rtist Series of Sarasota, Inc. $5,023.00 #rtists Working In Education Inc $200.00 #rts Council of Greater New Haven Inc $40.00

#ssociation for Community Television - Houston Public Television $680.00

kssociation for Computing Machinery - Mary Washington College $85.00

.ssociation of Graduates of the Usafa - Association of Graduates United States Air Force Academy $300.00 kssociation of the Los Altos Historical Museum $100.00 kubum Universi ty Foundation $50.00 kuditorium Theatre Council $100.00 kugustana College $200.00 kugustana College Association $50.00 #ustin College $100.00 kustin Presbyterian $50.00 Xvila Universi ty $100.00 3ach Dancing & Dynamite Society Inc $1,000.00 3ailiwick Repertory $15,000.00 3aker Universi ty $1,715.00 3all State University Foundation $725.00 3allet Metropolitan Inc $175.00 Sand Together $150.00 3arnard College $500.00 3ay Area Electric Railway Association-The Western Rahway Museum $100.00

3a for Universi ty $1,246.00 layou City Performing Arts Inc $500.00 Seaver Creek Arts Foundation - Vilar Center for the Arts $100.00 3eck Center for the Cultural Arts $275.00 3ecker College $225.00 3ellarmine University $500.00 3eloit College $4,568.00

Page 3 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts e ee NMI ou_ t 3enedictine University $175.00 3erea College $1,150.00 3ethany College $600.00 3ethany Theological Seminary Inc ------$100.00 3ethel College Inc ---$200.00 3ethel University $600.00 3inder Park Zoological Society Inc $600.00 3lackburn University - Blackburn College $580.00

3lue Lake Fine Arts Camp - Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp- Blue Lake Public Radio $550.00

3oard of Trustees for the University of Alabama - University of Alabama $5,000.00

3oard of Trustees of Park Universi ty $200.00 3oston College Trustees $350.00 3oston Symphony Orchestra, Inc. $75.00 3oston University Trustees of Boston Universi ty $100.00

3oulevard Ensemble Inc - Boulevard Ensemble Studio Theatre $250.00

3radley University $4,550.00 3rattleboro Historical Society $40.00 3ravo Colorado at Vail-Beaver Creek $100.00 3recksville Little Theatre Inc $50.00 3riham Young University $2,600.00 3roadview Hei ghts Spotlights $50.00 3roadway Bound Dance Company Inc $75.00

3roadway School of Music & the Arts - Broadway School of Music and the Arts $50.00 3rown University $30.00 3ryan College $500.00 3ryant College of Business Administration $250.00 3ryn Mawr College $200.00 3ucknell University $1,250.00 3uffalo Fine Arts Academy $1,000.00 3utler University $725.00 3utterfly House $110.00 actus Pear Music Festival $250.00

2a1 State Hayward Educational Foundation - California State Hayward Educ. Foundation $1,300.00

-alifornia Academy of Science $70.00 2alifornia Center for the Arts Escondido Foundation $50.00 2alifomia Historical Society $35.00 California Institute of Technology $300.00 alifomia Maritime Academy Foundation Inc $500.00 alifomia Pol ytechnic State Foundation $1,500.00 California Shakespeare Theater $138.00 -alifornia State University - Northridge Foundation $1,000.00 California State University Fdn.-Los Angeles $50.00 California State Universi ty Fresno Foundation $235.00 California State University Fullerton Foundation $50.00 California State Universi ty Long Beach Foundation $925.00 alumet College $800.00 calvary Bible College $75.00 :alvin Theological Seminary $100.00 amerata San Antonio $250.00

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Campanile Foundation $200.00 Campbell House Museum $160.00 Canton Symphony Orchestra Association $199.00 Canyon Moon Theatre Company $100.00 Capital of Texas Public Telecommunications Council - -$280.00 Capital Public Radio, Inc $300.00 Capital University $675.00 Cap itol Broadcasting Association Inc $40.00 Cappella Cantorum, Inc $500.00 Caritas Chorale Limited $100.00 Carleton College $1,000.00 Carnegie Mellon Universi ty $1,850.00 Carter Center $390.00 Case Alumni Association Case Institute of Technology $750.00 Case Western Reserve University $460.00 Cathedral Arts Inc $500.00 Catholic University of America $800.00

Catholic University of Oklahoma Known As St. Gregory's College $1,000.00

Cedarville College $425.00 Centenary College of Louisiana $2,000.00 Center of Creative Arts $50.00 Central Baptist College $3,100.00 Central Baptist Theological $1,850.00 Central College $500.00 Central Connecticut State College $150.00 Central Methodist College $2,700.00 Central Missouri State University Foundation Inc $310.00 Central Oregon Arts & Cultural Center $100.00 Central Summit County Choral Society $1,000.00 Central Wisconsin Cultural Center Inc $25.00 Channel 10/36 Friends Inc $1,700.00

Charter Oak Performing Arts Inc - Connecticut Gay Mens Chorus Inc $50.00

Chen -Kun Arts and Culture Society $2,000.00 Cherokee National Historical Society Inc - The Cherokee National Historical Society $1,500.00

Chestnut Hill College of the Sisters of St Joseph $2,000.00 Cheyenne Mountain Zoological Society $50.00

Chicago Academy of Sciences - Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum $100.00

Chicago Educational Television Association WTTW $1,379.00 Chicago Horticultural Society $83.00 Chicago Shakespeare Theater $725.00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra - Orchestral Association $740.00 Chicago Theatre Group Inc $150.00 Chicago Zoological Society $868.00 Chico State University Foundation - California State University, Chico $50.00

Children's Museum of Cleveland $5,300.00 Childrens Museum of Indianapolis Incorporated $35.00 Childrens Theater Company and School $500.00 Chippewa Valley Museum Inc $200.00 Chippewa Valley Technical College Foundation Inc $250.00

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incinnati Bible Seminary - Cincinnati Bible College and Seminary $240.00

;i Ballet of Houston $ 800.00 i Colleges of Chicago Foundation-WYCC TV Channel 20 $210.00 i of S pringdale - Shiloh Museum of Ozark Histo - - - -$75.00 ivil War Preservation Trust $237.00 :laremont Mckenna College $400.00 lark Atlanta Universi ty Inc $500.00 lark University $275.00 larke College $642.00 la on Community Library Foundation $2,512.00 'leveland Botanical Garden $950.00 leveland Chamber Music Society $150.00 leveland College of Jewish Studies $36.00 leveland Institute of Art $1, 550.00 leveland Institute of Music $45.00 :leveland Museum of Art $290.00 leveland Museum of Natural History $150.00

leveland Pops Orchestra - The Cleveland Pops Orchestra, Inc. 24000 Mercantile $175.00 leveland Public Radio $115.00 leveland State Universi ty Foundation Inc $3,160.00 rolgate University $ 1,000.00 ollege of Du a e ( WDCB Radio) $115.00 olle a of Du a e Foundation $ 105.00 Tolle a of New Rochelle - The College of New Rochelle $125.00 olle a of Saint Rose $250.00 college of St Catherine $50.00 ollege of the Holy Cross Trustees $25.00 olle a of the Ozarks $6,720.00 olle a of Wooster $650.00 colon Theatre Company $75.00 olorado College Th $200.00 >lumbia College $200.00 olumbia University (Trustees) $225.00 olumbus Association for the Performing Arts Inc $30.00 olumbus Metropolitan Libmry $250.00 olumbus Public Schools - WCBE FM $110.00 ;olumbus Zoological Park $154.00

ommunity Communications Inc - Community Communications, Inc. WMFE $555.00

ommunity Library Association Inc Ketchum Sun Valley & Triumph $835.00

>mmuni Music Center $ 100.00

>mmunity Television Foundation of S Florida Television Station WPBT $100.00

>m anof Fools Inc $50.00 -oncordia Seminary $1,900.00 >ncordia University $50.00 >ncordia University - Concordia College $2,100.00 -onnecticut College $760.00 Connecticut Gilbert & Sullivan Society $200.00

:onnecticut Players Foundation Inc - Long Wharf Theatre Co. $3,175.00

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Connecticut Radio Fellowship, Inc $100.00 Connecticut River Foundation at Steamboat Dock $55.00 Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation $25.00 -onner Prairie Museum Inc $25.00 ornell College $5,375.00 ornell University Payroll Office $15,450.00 cornerstone University - Cornerstone College $500.00

-orporation of Saint Marys College Notre Dame - St. Mary's College $2,100.00

-o ote Point Museum $5,000.00 r Horse Memorial Foundation $39.00 reative Opportunity Orchestra Inc $200.00 rei hton Universi ty $1,825.00 ross County Historical Society $50.00 rown College $700.00 rucible $500.00 urators of the Universi ty of Missouri $10,500.00 urators of the Universi ty of Missouri - KCUR FM $75.00

urators of the University of Missouri - University of Missouri Kansas City $135.00 curators of the University of Missouri-KWMU $624.00

urators of the University of Missouri-University of Missouri-Rolla $375.00

urtis Community Arts Council Inc $150.00 -uyahoga County Public Library $50.00 uyahoga Valley National Park Association $100.00 )atlas Arboretum and Botanical Society $143.00 Callas County Historical Society Incoporated $175.00 Callas Genealo gical Society $25.00 Callas Museum Art $112.00 Callas Symphony Association $280.00 Callas Theological Seminary $300.00 )anceworks, Inc. $125.00 Danville Library Foundation $500.00 )artmouth College $3,400.00 Davidson College - Trustees of Davidson College $1,000.00 benison Universi ty $100.00 )ePaul University $7,030.00 )e auw Universi ty $1,800.00 )estro er Escort Historical Museum $100.00 Detroit Performin g Artists Inc $25.00

Detroit Symphany Orchestra Hall - Detroit Symphony Orchestra $50.00

Detroit Zoological Society $155.00 Diablo Regional Arts Association $500.00 )ickinson College $100.00 hod a Ci ty Communi ty College Foundation $50.00 )ominican University $300.00 Dominican University of California $50.00 )ordt College $30.00 toroth Whitfield Historic Society Inc $25.00 )ouble Helix Corp. (Kdhx) $289.00 )rake University $100.00 )ru University $100.00

Page 7 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin g Gifts F ? i't Dudley Foundation Inc- Dudley Farm $25.00 Duke Universi ty $700.00 Duquesne University of the Holy Ghost $375.00 E.C. Scranton Memorial Library $150.00 Earlham College $100.00 East Bay Zoological Society $1,000.00 East Cleveland Theater $205.00 Eastern Connecticut State University Foundation Inc $100.00 Eastern Illinois University Foundation $150.00

Eastern Kentucky University Foundation Inc Giltner Crt 007 38 6206718 $100.00

Eastern Nazarene College $100.00 Eastland Disaster Historical Society $250.00 Ed ewood College Inc $1,350.00 Edison Institute $500.00 Educational Broadcasting Corp $222.00 Educational Information Corporation - WCPE Radio $125.00 Educational TV Endowment of South Carolina Inc $194.00

Eiteljorg Museum of the American Indian and Western Art Inc. $50.00

Elgin Public Museum Incorporated $100.00 Elmhurst Art Museum $100.00 Elmhurst College $100.00 Elmhurst Symphony Association Inc $175.00 Elon University $250.00 Emerson Umbrella Inc $50.00 Emmanuel College $250.00 Emmanuel School of Religion $50.00

Endowment Association of the College of Wm & Mary In VA Incorp - College of William and Mary $2,600.00

Eugene Field House Foundation $150.00 Eugene Oneill Foundation Tao House $500.00 Evansville African American Museum Foundation Inc $25.00

F L W Kraus House Conservancy - Frank Lloyd Wright House in Ebsworth Park $75.00 ?airfield Historical Society $100.00 Fairfield University $225.00 Farmington Friends of the Library Inc $50.00 Fellow Travelers Performance Group $100.00 Ferndale Repertory Theatre Inc $200.00 Ferris State Universi ty $400.00 Fe music Incorporated $100.00 Field Museum of Natural History $800.00 Finlandia University $200.00 First Ni ght of Williamsburg Inc $500.00 Fischoff National Chamber Music Association Inc $4,000.00 Folk School of St. Louis $50.00 Fontbonne Universi ty $100.00 Foothill Theatre Company $125.00 Fordham University $500.00 Forest Park Forever, Inc $675.00 Fort Lewis College Foundation $100.00 Fort Smith Art Center Inc $600.00 Foundation for Indiana University of Pennsylvania $25.00

Page 8 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts sm, =oundation for Modern Music Inc $125.00 .-ractured Atlas Productions Inc $5,000.00 'ranciscan School ofTheology $100.00 =ranklin College of Indiana $700.00 =ranklin Park Conservato ry Womens Sustaining Board $300.00 ?ranktin University $150.00 resno Philharmonic Association $500.00

Friends & Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library - Friends of the San Francisco Public Libra $50.00

Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens $50.00 Friends of Herrick District Library $354.00 Friends of Idaho Public Television KAID-KIPT, Inc $50.00

Friends of Iowa Public Television Network - Friends of Iowa Educational Broadcasting $75.00

Friends of KLRE-Fm Radio (KUAR) $1,000.00 Friends of Lewiston Library $400.00 Friends of Music at Guilford Inc $40.00 Friends of Old World Wisconsin Inc $125.00 Friends of the Brazeal Dennard Chorale $790.00 Friends of the Chinatown Library $500.00 Friends of the Cleveland Public Library $180.00 Friends of the East Lansin g Public Library Inc $50.00 Friends of the Hamden Library $25.00 Friends of the Kirkwood Public Library $50.00 Friends of the Maryville Library and Heritage Museum $25.00 Friends of the Observato $500.00 Friends of the Public Museum of Grand Rapids $200.00 Friends of the Shaker Hei ghts Public Library $100.00 Friends of the Tellico Village Library Inc $100.00 Friends of Thirteen Inc $265.00 Friends of Tower Grove Park Inc $80.00

Friends of WFCR Broadcasting Council - WFCR Public Radio $215.00

Friends of WHA-TV Inc $410.00 Friends of Wvpe Inc - WVPE Public Radio $40.00 Friends Universi ty $100.00 Fuller Theological Seminary $1,500.00 Gann Museum of Saline County $100.00 Gardenview Horticultural Park Inc $25.00 Garfield Heritage Society Inc $15,825.00 Garrett Evangelical Theolo ical Seminary $1,250.00 Gateway Greening Inc $330.00 Gatewa Mens Chorus $75.00 George Bush Presidential Library Foundation $150.00 George Mason Universi ty Foundation Inc $100.00 George Washington University $25.00 Georgetown University $2,550.00 Georgia Tech Foundation Inc $250.00 Georgian Court University $125.00 Gettysburg College $800.00 Gods Bible School College and Missionary Training Home $25.00 Golden Gate University $3,000.00 Goshen College $5,000.00 Goucher College $25.00

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a%.]A .]57i^...1,J 'nt7{x1 - MVM 3raceland Universi ty $100.00 3raham House Preservation Society Inc $2,500.00 3rand Center Inc $50.00 3rand Rapids Civic Theatre Inc $25.00 3rand Rap ids Symphony Society $250.00 3rand Teton Music Festival Inc $2,750.00

3reat Lakes Theater Festival Inc - The Great Lakes Theater Festival Inc. $100.00

3reater Austin Performing Arts Center $ 1,250.00 3reater Dayton Public Television Inc. $495.00 Dreater New Haven Communi ty Chorus, Inc $100.00 3reater Quad Cities Telecommunication Corporation $80.00 3reater St. Louis Arts and Educational Council $100.00

Dreater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association Inc $25.00

3reene County Museum Inc $500.00 3reenville College $325.00 3rosse Pointe Community Chorus $30.00 3rosse Pointe Public Library $150.00 3rosse Pointe War Memorial Association $ 100.00 3roundworks Dance Theater $25.00 3uilford Free Public Library Asso Inc $60.00 3uilford Handcrafts Inc $35.00 3uilford Keeping Society Inc $40.00 3uilford Preservation Alliance Inc $40.00 3uilford Preservation Alliance Inc- Faulkner's Light Brigade $1,125.00 3ustavus Adol phus College $50.00 lam ton University $ 150.00 -ianover College Trustees $ 1,300.00

-larbor Heritage Society - Harbor Heritage Society Steamship William G . Mather Museum $25.00

iardin -Simmons University $925.00 :iartford Stage Company $275.00 lartford Symphony Orchestra, Inc. $50.00 -Iartwick College $25.00 :iarvard University $1,070.00 -larvey Mudd College $100.00 ienderson State University $200.00 -lendrix College $750.00 -leritage Military Music Foundation Inc $30.00 iesston College $ 100.00 -ii11-Stead Museum $30.00 Iiram College $75.00 iistoric Preservation Alliance of Arkansas Inc $30.00 historical Society of Saginaw County $25.00 -liwassee College Inc $100.00 holden Arboretum $355.00 -lolland Historical Trust $359.00 =io a College $440.00 -lope International University $50.00 3orace Bushnell Memorial Hall $225.00 -Iouston Alumni Organization $ 1,500.00 iouston Baptist Universi Auxili ary $100.00 -boward Universi ty $500.00

Page 10 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts i!1=16i vm; 415` - r.^: .T 7 Huston -Tillotson University $2,000.00 Illinois Central Railroad Historical Society $35.00 Illinois College $5,000.00 Illinois Institute of Technolo gy $225.00 Illinois Railway Museum $2,625.00 Illinois State Museum Society Museum Building $200.00 Illinois State Universi ty Foundation $649.00 Illinois Valley Public Telecommunications Corporation $50.00 Illinois Wesleyan University $725.00 Illusion Theater and School Inc $1,000.00 Indiana Historical Society $50.00 Indiana Institute of Technology $250.00 Indiana Opera Society Inc $50.00 Indiana Reperto ry Theatre Inc $1,625.00 Indiana State Museum Foundation Inc $125.00 Indiana State University Foundation Inc $50.00 Indiana Sym phony Society Inc $8,694.00 Indiana Transportation Museum Inc $1,000.00 Indiana Wesleyan Universi ty $2,550.00 Indianapolis Art Center Inc $250.00 Indianapolis Museum of Art $155.00 Indianapolis S ym phonic Choir Inc $100.00 Indianapolis Zoological Society Inc $747.00 Institute for Christian $1,000.00 Institute of American Indian Arts Foundation $25.00 Interarts Inc - Hot Springs Music Festival $250.00 International Institute of Metropolitan St Louis $50.00 International Womens Air and Space Museum Inc $50.00 International Yacht Restoration School Inc $95.00 Iowa State Universi ty Foundation $700.00 lames Blackstone Memorial Library Association $25.00 lames Madison Universi ty Foundation Inc $8,389.00 Iasmine Moran Childrens Museum Foundation Inc $1,740.00 Iazz Arts Group of Columbus $100.00 John Brown Universi ty $ 1,000.00 Iohn Carroll Universi ty Inc $750.00 John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts $99.00 John G Shedd Aquarium Society $ 1,621.00 Johns Hopkins Universi ty $550.00 lohnson Bible College $50.00 loseph Zoettl Heritage Foundation $ 15,000.00 loyful Sound Inc $100.00 Junior Players Guild $375.00 Calamazoo College $ 1,000.00 Kansas City Repertory Theatre Inc $50.00 Kansas City Sym phony $50.00 Kansas Public Telecom . Service, Inc. KPTS-Tv $250.00

Page 11 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin g Gifts

Kent State Universi ty Foundation-WKSU - WKSU-FM $180.00 Kenyon College $2,675.00 Killingworth Library Association, Inc $25.00 Kingm an Museum Inc $1,000.00 Kings College $300.00 Kirtland Public Library $75.00 Kittery Art Association $100.00 Knox College $400.00 Knoxville Symphony Society Inc $200.00 KQED Inc $100.00 Kutztown University Foundation $300.00 Kuumbwa Jazz Society $130.00 KVIE, Inc. $295.00 Lafayette College $150.00 Lagrange Area Historical Society $25.00 [a una Playhouse $150.00 :.ake County Historical Society $75.00 . ake County Historical Society $25.00 -ake Erie Junior Nature & Science Center $100.00 .ake Forest College $300.00 rake Geneva Community Orchestra $100.00 .ake Superior Big Top Chautauqua Ltd $25.00 1,ake Tahoe Music Festival $1,500.00 .,akeland College $625.00 Lakeland Foundation $100.00 ..akeview Museum of Arts & Sciences $50.00 ,.amar University $50.00 .anda Gardens Conservancy $2,500.00 . andmarks Association of St Louis Inc $35.00 -asell College $125.00 .aura and Alvin Siegal College Judaic Studies $436.00 ..awrence Public Library Foundation $50.00 mead Region Historic Tr Inc $500.00 .ehi University $1,200.00 .eila Arboretum Society Inc $970.00 .etourneau University $150.00 Lewis and Clark College - Lewis & Clark College $100.00 .iberty University Inc $100.00 -ibra Foundation $300.00 .incoln Christian College and Seminary $1,000.00 Lincoln Park Zoological Society $388.00 .,incoln University $320.00 .indsay Wildlife Museum $1,250.00 .ira Ensemble $300.00 ,iterary Classics of the United States, Inc $100.00 .ittle Theatre of Manchester Inc $125.00 .on Morris College $1,000.00 -ong Beach Opera $100.00 .on ood Universi ty Foundation Inc $100.00 .on ear Foundation $4,000.00 .oral College $3,000.00 .ouisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary $1,250.00 .o ola Marymount Universi ty $6,775.00 .o ola Universi ty $100.00

Page 12 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts 8 WIY-^r3? f Kom --m_. -0_ Ou t Loyola University of Chicago $500.00 Loyola Universiof Chicao $1,325.00 Lumina Studio Theatre $500.00 Luther College $100.00 $50.00 Lutheran Church Missouri -Synod-Concordia College Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia Foundation, Inc $100.00

Luxembourg American Cultural Society Inc $5,000.00 L comin College $100.00 Lyme Hi storical Society - Florence Griswold Museum $180.00 Lyric Opera of Chicago $392.00 Lyric Stage, Inc $500.00 Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma Inc $2,350.00 Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art $200.00 Macmurray College $5,600.00 Macon County Historical Society $125.00 Magic House $125.00 Maharishi Universi ty of Management $5,000.00 Main Street Players Theatre Company $50.00 Maine Historical Society $245.00 Malone College $100.00 Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage $40.00 Manchester College $50.00 Manchester Historical Society Incorporated $25.00 Vlarfa Theatre $100.00 Marian College $2,800.00 Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, Inc $125.00 Marin Sym phony Association $100.00 Mann Theatre Company $75.00 Marine Mammal Center $3,000.00 Marion Players Inc $1,000.00 Marist College $50.00 Marquette University $14,575.00 Martin University Inc $25.00 Marygrove College $400.00 Marymount College $500.00 Maryville University of St Louis $30.00 Maryville Universi ty of St Louis $1,130.00 Mason County District Library $150.00 Massachusetts Institute of Tech $6,000.00 McCarter Theater $1,500.00 Vickendree College $100.00 McNay Art Museum $340.00

Medical College of Wisconsin Inc - The Medical College of Wisconsin $1,050.00

Memphis Botanic Garden Foundation Inc $50.00 Vlerola Opera Program $1,200.00 Metro East Community Chorale $60.00 Metro olitan Indianapolis Public Broadcasting Inc $1,073.00 Metropolitan Museum of Art $25.00 Metropolitan Opera Guild, Inc $100.00 Miami University Foundation Inc $3,675.00 Michigan Opera Theatre $450.00 Michigan Tech Fund $1,100.00

Page 13 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts vichi an Theater Foundation Inc $50.00 vlidwest Historical and Genealogical Society Inc $200.00 vlillan Theatre Company - Detroit Repertory Theatre $254.00 vlilli an College $50.00 %4illikin Universi ty $450.00 qilwaukee Art Museum Inc. $2,300.00 qilwaukee Chamber Theatre Ltd $150.00 4ilwaukee County War Memorial Center Inc $35.00 %4ilwaukee Dance Theatre $200.00 vlilwaukee Public Library Foundation Inc $60.00 qilwaukee Public Museum Inc $1,549.00 viilwaukee Repertory Theater Inc $550.00 qilwaukee School of Engineering $100.00 %4ilwaukee Symphony Orchestra Inc $1,175.00 %4ilwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra Inc $275.00 4innesota Public Radio $301.00 %4issouri State University Foundation $1,030.00 Woberl y Area Communi ty College Foundation Inc $300.00 Vonmouth College $450.00 vloody Bible Institute of Chicago - Wmbi- Moody Bible Institute of Chicago $325.00

Norton Arboretum $50.00 Vtotts Military Museum Inc $40.00 %4ount Mary College $1,600.00 Yount Vernon Ladies Association of the Union $25.00 Yount Washington Observato ry $40.00 VSM-UMR Alumni Association -University of Missouri-Rolla $100.00

%4SU Foundation Inc $100.00 vluncie Childrens Museum Inc $5,000.00 Vlunici al Theatre Association of St Louis $250.00 4useum of Contem porary Art of Hot Springs Inc $500.00 vluseum of Fine Arts - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston $95.00 Museum of Fine Arts Houston $190.00 Vuseum of Science and Industry $1,148.00 Music Center Foundation $50.00 vlusic House - Music House Museum $100.00 vlusical Arts Association - Musical Arts Association The Cleveland Orchestra $1,426.00 vales Players Inc $50.00 national Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum Inc $500.00 Vational D-Day Museum Foundation Inc $100.00 Vational Museum of Women In the Arts Inc $95.00

Vational Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution $99.00

Iational Trust for Historic Preservation In the United States $735.00

Vational Trust for Historic Preservation In the United States - Drayton Hall $30.00

Vational Womens History Museum $50.00 national-Louis University $50.00 4ebraska Christian College $5,300.00 'Iebraska Methodist College of Nursing and Allied Health $2,000.00 Velson Gallery Foundation $100.00 Vevada Theatre Commission $530.00

Page 14 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts ,^^.^; ^A• ,fie ^^.'.` ^ ;,o;^;. n^`°'ot ni,t Vew Britain Museum of American Art Inc $190.00 Vew Cleveland Opera Com pany $2,450.00 'Jew College Foundation Incorporated $1,000.00 Vew England Wild Flower Society $33.00 *Jew Haven International Festival of Arts and Ideas, Inc $3,500.00 'Jew Horizons Band of Sonoma County $125.00 Vew Jersey Symphony Orchestra $622.00 Vew Mexico State University Foundation Inc $100.00 Vew World Chamber Orchestra Inc $320.00 Vew York University $250.00 'Jewark Public Radio Inc $125.00 Vewbe Library - The Newberry Library $100.00 Vorth American Baptist Seminary $100.00 Vorth Carolina State Universi ty Foundation Inc $708.00 Vorth Central College $160.00 Vorth Park Universi ty $400.00 Vorth Shore Community Arts Foundation Inc $900.00 Vorth Texas Public Broadcastin g Inc - KERA $778.00 Vorth Texas Public Communications Foundation, Inc. (Kera & Kdtn) $1,040.00

Vortheastern Educational Television of Ohio Inc $1,135.00 Vorthern Arizona University $50.00 Vorthern Illinois Universi ty $1,250.00 Vorthwest Connecticut Association for the Arts Inc $25.00 Vorthwest Foundation $100.00 Vorthwest Indiana Public Broadcasting Inc. $50.00 Vorthwestern College $1,500.00 Vorthwestern University $7,955.00 Vorwalk Community Chorale Inc $1,650.00 Vorwalk Community College Foundation $50.00 Votre Dame College $300.00 Vovi Public Library $100.00 Dakland Museum of California Foundation $125.00 Dberlin Choristers $100.00 Dccidental College $125.00 7ceanside Museum of Art $500.00 Ohio Historical Foundation $75.00 Dhio Northern Universi ty $305.00 Dhio Valley College Inc $5,500.00 7hio Wesleyan University $375.00 7klahoma Baptist Universi ty $500.00 7klahoma Christian Universi ty Inc $100.00 7klahoma City Museum of Art $300.00 Dklahorna City University $300.00 7klahoma Educational Television Authori ty Foundation, Inc $220.00 Jklahoma Historical Society $100.00 Jklahoma State University Foundation $2,675.00 71d Dominion University $250.00 :)Id Town School of Folk Music Inc $1,400.00 Dlivet Nazarene University $12,388.00 Jlmsted Historical Society $30.00 J era Association of Central Ohio - Opera Columbus $50.00

Dpera Theater at Wildwood Inc - Opera Theatre at Wildwood $1,100.00

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Opera Theater of St. Louis $500.00 Oral Roberts Universi ty $150.00 Orange Coast College Foundation $100.00 Oregon Shakespeare Festival Association $977.00 Oregon State University Foundation $525.00 Osa a Tribal Museum $100.00 Ottawa Universi ty $ 500.00 Otterbein College $475.00 Our Croatia Inc $150.00 Our Lady of the Lake University of San Antonio $10,100.00 Pace University $200.00 Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor $100.00 Pacifica Foundation $125.00 Pacifica Foundation -KPFA Radio $80.00 Pacifica Foundation-KPFK $35.00 Palace Theater Group Inc $200.00 Palatine Historical Society $100.00 Patrons of the New Haven Library Inc $100.00 Peninsula Players Theatre Foundation Inc $100.00 Pennsylvania State Universi ty $200.00 Performance Network of Ann Arbor $50.00 Performance Zone Inc $100.00 Performin g Arts Center Foundation Inc $1,411.00 Philander Smith College $12,500.00 Philharmonic Center for the Arts Inc $5,250.00 Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis Incorporated $200.00 Philli ps Theological Seminary $100.00 Phi pps Center for the Arts $125.00 Phoenix Art Museum $70.00 Phoenix Theatre Inc $65.00

Pi Beta Phi Settlement School - Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts $75.00

Pilobolus Inc $50.00 Pine Bluff Symphony Orchestra Inc $975.00 Pittsburg State Universi ty Foundation Inc $50.00 Pittsburgh Public Theater Corporation $25.00 Planetary Society - The Planetary Society $35.00 Players Inc $50.00 Playhouse Square Foundation $350.00 Polytechnic University $200.00 Pomona College $4,350.00 Pony Express Historical Association $100.00 Pottawatomie Coun ty Genealogy Club $500.00 Praxis Project Inc $2,000.00 Presentation College $300.00 Preservation & Trustees of Bates College $300.00 President & Fellows of Middlebury College $75.00 President & Trustees of Colby College $ 150.00

President and Fellows of Harvard College - Harvard Law School $500.00

President- Board of Trustees Santa Clara College - University of Santa Clara $550.00

Presq ue Isle County Historical Museum $30.00 Pride of the Prairie Orchestra $50.00

Page 16 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts 1101 1 1 Princeton University $15,100.00

Principia Corporation - The Principia Corporation Principia College $300.00

Providence College $1,625.00 Public Broadcastin g of Colorado Inc $75.00 Public Radio International Inc $1,000.00 Public Television 19 Inc $865.00 Purdue Foundation Inc - Purdue University Foundation $15,000.00 Purple Rose Theatre Company $250.00 Quincy Universi ty Corporation $50.00 Quinni piac University $205.00 Rainey Institute - Eleanor B Rainey Memorial Institute $50.00 Ravinia Festival Association $500.00 Razorback Foundation Inc $2,755.00 Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic Inc $250.00 Redmond Community Concert Association $100.00 Redmoon Theater $250.00 Reed Institute - Reed College $500.00 Reformed Theolo gical Seminary $25.00 Regent University $272.00 Regents of the Universi ty of California $500.00 Regents of the University of Michigan - WUOM FM' $50.00 Reitz Home Preservation Society Inc - Reitz Home Museum $100.00 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $275.00 Repertory Theatre of St Louis $5,585.00 Rhode Island School of Desi gn $150.00 Rialto S q uare Theatre Co rp $200.00 Ridgewood Arts Foundation Inc $250.00 Roanoke Sym phony Society $100.00 Robert W Woodruff Arts Center Inc - Alliance Theatre Company $115.00

Rochester Institute of Technology $250.00 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Inc $120.00 Rockford College $100.00 Rockhurst University $600.00 Rocky Mountain Nature Association $2,250.00 Rocky Mountain Public Broadcastin g Network Inc $75.00 Roosevelt University $1,150.00 Rose Hulman Institute of Technology $1,540.00 Roseville Arts $150.00 Roy James Rinehart Memorial Foundation $50.00 Royal Oak Foundation Inc - The Royal Oak Foundation Inc. $55.00 Rural California Broadcasting Corp Krcb-TV Channel 22 $760.00 Rush Universi ty Medical Center $230.00 Rutgers University Foundation $1,550.00 Rutherford B Hayes Presidential Center $25.00 Sacred Heart Universi ty $880.00 Saint Francis College $50.00 Saint Joseph's College $400.00 Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra $730.00

Saint Meinrad Arch Abbey - Saint Meinrad School of Theology $2,900.00

Saint Peters College $625.00 Saint Xavier Universi ty $100.00

Page 17 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin Gifts r r'a_ MOM, ^t'w kati`'< r " a r° OO^t Salem State College Foundation Inc $250.00 Sam Houston State Universi ty $500.00 ian Antonio Art League $325.00 San Antonio Botanical Society- - $60.00 San Antonio Museum of Art $225.00 San Antonio Public Library $525.00 San Antonio Symphony Society $ 1,867.00 San Francisco Ballet Association $ 100.00 San Francisco Choral Artists $500.00 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art $95.00 San Francisco Opera Association $5,355.00 San Francisco Performances Inc $600.00 San Francisco State Universi ty Foundation , Inc. $175.00 San Francisco Symphony $224.00 San Francisco Unified School District-KALW Radio $75.00 San Francisco Zoological Society $95.00 San Leandro Public Library Foundation $35.00 3anilac Coun ty Historical Society $ 1,000.00 Santa Cruz Valley Art Association Inc $250.00 Santa Fe Community College $200.00 Santa Fe Opera $150.00 Santa Rosa Junior College Foundation $ 100.00 Santa Rosa Symphony Association $2,590.00 Sarasota Opera Association Inc $550.00 Schauer Arts and Activities Center Inc $100.00 3chola Cantorum Inc $50.00 Schreiner College $500.00 Scripps College $2,000.00 3edgwick County Zoological $79.00 Self Family Arts Center Inc $125.00 3em ervirens Fund $100.00 Shaker Historical Society $35.00 Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts Inc $50.00 Shaw Festival Foundation $275.00 Sheldon Arts Foundation $ 100.00 Shelton Historical Society Inc $ 300.00 3howkids Invitational Theater $250.00 Siena Hei ghts University $100.00 Silver Lake College of the Holy Family $50.00 Skidmore College $25.00

Skokie Valley Youth Symphony Orchesta Inc - Midwest Young Artists $300.00

3!R/ li ght Opera Theatre Corp $50.00 Smith College $275.00

Smithsonian Institution - Smithsonian Institution Contributing Membership $50.00

3muin Ballets-SF $100.00 South Bend Civic Theatre Inc $350.00 Southeast Missouri University $1,350.00 Southern Arkansas University Foundation Inc $1,000.00 Southern Connecticut State University Foundation Inc $5,350.00 Southern Illinois University $465.00 Southern Illinois Universi ty Foundation $425.00 Southern Methodist University $4,100.00

Page 18 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts P^'°eef:=S,x r ^s^hs Y 1 e -., ^.1. °" i•. rt _ o:,__. "O_ _ Southern Methodist U niversi ty - Meadows Museum $65.00 Southern Nazarene University $2,050.00 Southern Oregon Public Television , Inc $65.00 Southwest Baptist Universi ty $1,000.00 Southwestern Universi ty $2,050 00 3pace Coast Pops Inc $260.00 3paces $25.00 rin field Art Association of Edwards Place $55.00 3t Cloud State Universi ty Foundation Inc $1,250.00 3t Johns College $ 500.00 3t Lawrence University $75.00 3t Louis Genealo gical Society $ 1,000.00 3t Louis University $4,913.00 3t Louis Zoo Foundation - Saint Louis Zoo Foundation $310.00 3t Marys University of Minnesota $1,025.00 it. Bonaventure University $125.00 3t. Charles Heritage Center $250.00 it. Edward 's University, Inc $5,500.00 3t. Mary's University $ 510.00 3t. Michael 's College $52.00 3t. Vladimir's Seminary $500.00 Stage One Productions Inc $5,000.00 Stages St. Louis $5,716.00 Stamford Museum and Nature Center Incorporated $80.00

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Inc - Stan Hy-wet Hall and Gardens $250.00

Statue of Liberty Ellis Island Foundation Inc - The Statue of Liberty Ellis Island Foundation Inc. $75.00 ate hen F Austin State Univeristy Foundation Inc $100.00 Ste hens College $100.00 Stevens Institute of TechnoloTrustees $ 10,800.00 3ugar Land Cultural Arts Foundation $400.00 Sun City Chorale $ 1,200.00 Susquehanna Universi ty $200.00 Sweet Briar College $500.00 Symphony In the Glen $50.00 Synod of Bishops of the Russian Church Outside of Russia - Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary $579.00

3 racuse University $25.00 raylor Universi ty $7,370.00 fen Chimneys Foundation Inc $50.00 texas A & M Universi ty $30,401.00 Texas A & M Universi ty 12th Man Foundation $2,883.00 Fexas Christian Universi ty $2,130.00 Texas Cultural Trust Councils $ 1,250.00 Texas Early Music Project $206.00 texas Lutheran University $ 16,825.00 Texas Public Radio $985.00 Texas State Universi ty - San Marcos $1,500.00 Texas Tech University Foundation $3,325.00 Theatre of Western Springs $105.00 This Century Art Gallery Ltd $250.00 Thomas Aquinas College $2,500.00 Thomas Gilcreas e Museum Association $59.00

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Thunderbird the American Graduate School of International Management $250.00

Toccoa Falls College Inc. $2,500.00 Toledo Botanical Garden Board Inc $75.00 ropeka Civic Theater, Inc. $250.00 rougaloo College $500.00 rri-State Universi ty Incorporated $600.00 Trinity Christian College Association $865.00 rrini ty College $2,750.00 rrini ty Ep iscopal School for Ministry $50.00 rrini ty International University $350 00 trinity Universi ty $600.00 Truman State University Foundation $400.00

trustees of Boston University - Boston University Trustees Develop & Alumni $100.00

trustees of Columbia University In the City of New York $500.00 Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania $50.00 frustees of Tufts College- Tufts University $500.00 Tucson Symphony Society-Tuscon Symphony Orchestra $50.00 Tulsa Air and S pace Museum Inc $250.00 l'win Cities Public Television Inc $100.00 JCI Foundation $150.00 JCLA Foundation $5,229.00 Jnited Negro College Fund Inc $50.00 Jnited Negro College Fund Inc $300.00 Jnited Negro College Fund Inc $50.00 Jnited Negro College Fund Inc $85.00 Jnited Negro College Fund Inc $60.00 Jnited Negro College Fund Inc $2,325.00

Jnited Negro College Fund Inc - Washington DC Area Office $500.00

Jnited Performing Arts Fund Inc $555.00 Jnited States Coast Guard Academy Alumni Association Inc $653.00 Jnited States Holocaust Memorial Council - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum $50.00

Jnited States Merchant Marine Academy Alumni Foundation Inc $100.00

Jniversity Advancement Foundation $25.00 Jniversi ty at Albany Foundation $1,100.00 Jniversi Foundation at Sacramento State $250.00 Jniversity of Akron Foundation $100.00 Jniversi ty of Arizona Foundation $250.00 Jniversity of Arkansas at Pine Bluff $2,100.00 Jniversity of Arkansas Foundation Inc $310.00 Jniversi ty Of Arkansas Foundation Inc $2,366.00

Jniversity of Arkansas Foundation Inc - University of Arkansas at Monticello $4,000.00 Jniversi ty of Bridgeport $150.00 Jniversi ty of California Berkeley Foundation $13,876.00 Jniversity of California Davis Foundation $925.00 Jniversi of California San Francisco $200.00 Jniversi ty of California-Santa Barbara $2,050.00 Jniversity of Central Arkansas Foundation Inc $6,046.00 Jniversity of Central Oklahoma Foundation - KCSC $170.00

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University of Chicao $1,075.00 Universi ty of Colorado Foundation Inc $365.00

University of Conn Law School Foundation Inc - University of Connecticut Law School Foundation $500.00

Universi ty of Dayton $1,660.00 Universi ty of Delaware $100.00 Universi ty of Detroit Mercy $2,375.00 Universi ty of Dubuque $25.00 Universi ty of Evansville $4,000.00 University Of Hartford $3,400.00 University of Hawaii Foundation $30.00 Universi ty of Health Sciences $250.00 University of Houston Foundation $763.00 Universi ty of Indianapolis $1,830.00 Universi ty of Iowa (State University $525.00 Universi ty of Kansas $150.00 University of Kentucky $100.00 University of Louisiana at Lafayette Foundation $100.00 Universi ty of Maine System Inc - University of Maine-Orono $535.00

University of Massachusetts Foundation Inc - University of Massachusetts Amherst $100.00 Universi of Miami $150.00 University of Minnesota Foundation $180.00 University of Mississi pp i Foundation $5,000.00 Universi ty of Missouri $1,735.00 Universi ty of Missouri Law School Foundation $15,000.00 Universi ty of Montana Foundation $525.00 Universi ty of New England $1,050.00 Universi ty of New Hampshire Foundation Incorporated $50.00 University of New Haven - University of New Haven In West Haven $275.00

University of New Mexico Foundation Incorporated $75.00 Universi ty of North Texas Foundation $3,888.00

University of North Texas Health Science Center Tcom Foundation Inc $25.00

Universi ty of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc $12,568.00

University Of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc-KGOU - KROU Public Radio $100.00

University of Oreon Foundation $150.00 Universi ty of Pittsburgh $600.00 Universi ty of Rhode Island $150.00 Universi ty of Rochester $150.00 Universi ty of San Diego $500.00 University of San Francisco $3,970.00 University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma Foundation Inc $50.00 University of South Carolina Educational Foundation $100.00 University of South Florida Foundation Inc $60.00

University of South Florida Foundation Inc - WUSF - University of South Florida Foundation Inc. $35.00

University of Southern California $1,475.00 University of Southern California - KUSC Public Broadcasting $100.00

Universi ty of Southern Indiana Foundation Inc $350.00 Universi of St Francis $500.00

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Universi ty of St Thomas $100.00 University of Texas at San Antonio $5,000.00 Universi ty Of Texas Houston-M.D. Anderson Cancer Center $1,235.00 University of Texas System - University of Texas at El Paso $3,166.00 Universi ty of the Incarnate Word $250.00 Universi ty of Tulsa $2,695.00 Universi ty of Vermont $500.00 University of Virginia Alumni Association - University Of Virginia Fund $50.00

Universi ty of Wi sconsin Foundation $6,465.00 University of Wisconsin La Crosse Foundation Inc $55.00 University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Foundation Inc $1,525.00 Universi ty of Wisconsin-Fox Valley Foundation Inc $100.00 University of Wyoming Foundation $50.00 US Catholic Conferenc-Catholic Theolo gical Union $200.00 US Catholic Conference - Aquinas Institute of Theology $200.00 US Catholic Conference - Conception Seminary College $1,100.00 US Catholic Conference - Saint Anselm College $150.00 JS Catholic Conference - Saint Joseph College $2,000.00

JS Catholic Conference- Sacred Heart Seminary College - Sacred Heart Major Seminary College and Theo $100.00

JS Catholic Conference- The Athenaeum of Ohio $1,250.00 JS Catholic Conference-Mount Saint Mary's College $700.00 JS Catholic Conference-Saint Francis Seminary $1,150.00 JS Catholic Conference-St. Mary-of-the-Woods College $1,575.00 JS Catholic Conference-University of St. Mary of the Lake - University of St. Mary of the Lake Munde $1,870.00 JW-Whitewater Foundation Inc. $400.00 JWM Foundation Inc $305.00 JWM Foundation Inc - WUWM Milwaukee Public Radio $640.00 3 M I Foundation Incorporated $200.00 araiso Universi ty $8,250.00 Vanderbilt University $5,100.00 Vassar College $125.00 Verb Ballets $50.00 Vermilion County Museum Society $330.00 Vermont Educational TV Inc $110.00 Vermont Public Radio $75.00 Norwegian American Museum $150.00 University $325.00 inia Museum of Transportation Inc $50.00 inia Tech Foundation, Inc $625.00 College Inc $25.00 N B Ez Alliance Inc $945.00 Wabash College $1,625.00 Wadsworth Atheneum $75.00 Wagner College $100.00 Wake Forest Universi ty $75.00 Walkers Point Center for the Arts Ltd $100.00 Walnut Creek Library Foundation $500.00 Wartburg College $30.00 Washburn Law School Foundation School of Law $350.00 Washington County Historical Society - Inc $25.00 Washtenaw Community College Foundation $1,000.00

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Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Inc $750.00 Wauwatosa Historical Society Inc $104.00 Wayne State University $600.00 Wayne State University-WDET-FM 101.9 $120.00 Webster Universi ty $5,000.00 Wesleyan Universi ty $630.00 West Central Illinois Educational Telecommunications Corporation $50.00

West Michi gan Horticultural Society Inc $300.00 West Valley-Mission Advancement Foundation $500.00 Western Illinois University Foundation $130.00 Western Michi gan Universi ty Foundation $225.00 Western New England College $200.00 Western Reserve Historical Society $46.00 Western Washington University Foundation $100.00 Westfield Sym phony $120.00 Westminster College $500.00 Westminster College $2,773.00 Westmont College $500.00 Weston Playhouse Theatre $100.00 WGBH Educational Foundation $230.00 Wheaton Public Library $200.00

White Memorial Conservation Center Inc - White Memorial Consevation $25.00

White Pine Communi ty Broadcastin g Inc $85.00 Whitman College Board of Trustees $300.00 Whittier College $100.00 WHYY-Channel 12 $100.00 Wichita Center for the Arts Inc $700.00 Wichita Sedgwich County Historial Museum Association $350.00 Wichita Symphony Society Inc $25.00 Widener University $25.00 William Bonifas Fine Arts Center Inc. $300.00 William J Clinton Presidential Foundation $90.00 William Jewell College Trustees of $3,625.00 William Marsh Rice University $100.00 William Woods University $100.00 Williams Baptist College $2,500.00 Williams College $15,325.00 Wilmington College $100.00 Wilson and Carol Trueblood Performing Arts Center Inc $300.00 Windham Textile and Histo Museum Inc $30.00

Window To the World Communications Inc - WTTW- Channel 11- Chicago $1,184.00

Wisconsin Childrens Center Madison Childrens Museum Inc $250.00 Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod-Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary $1,100.00

Wisconsin History Foundation Inc $330.00 Wisconsin Labor History Society Inc $150.00 Wisconsin Maritime Museum Inc $200.00 Wittenberg University $1,000.00 WMNR-Monroe Board of Education $100.00 Wofford College $100.00 Worcester Polytechnic Institute $2,400.00

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t^to Prae'C.Y^I+rStty;c.h^` 4 B -SEMIWk ^l 4 :i`1i t World Learning Inc $250.00 WSHU Radio $385.00 Xavier University $50.00 Xavier Universi ty of Louisiana $2,050.00 Yale University $1,619.00 Young Audiences of Indiana Inc $50.00 Youth Orchestras of San Antonio $250.00 Zachary Scott Theater Center $6,000.00 Zoological Society of Milwaukee County $284.00 Zoological Society of San Diego $912.00 Association of Former Students of Texas A & M University $3,135.00 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation $6,205.00 [deastream-Media Inc $2,597.00 Indiana University Foundation $11,455.00 Kansas State University Foundation $18,078.00 Missouri Botanical Garden $5,444.00 Missouri Historical Society Jefferson Memorial Building $1,247.00 Moody Bible Institute of Chicago $6,570.00 Regents of the University of Michi gan $8,406.00 St Louis Art Museum Foundation $2,384.00

St. Louis Regional Educational & Public Television Commission-KETC $2,653.00 University of Connecticut Foundation Incorporated $9,000.00 University of Illinois Foundation $18,570.00 University of Notre Dame Du Lac $32,090.00 US Catholic Conference-Kenrick-Glennon Seminary $7,753.00 Washington University $12,875.00 Wisconsin Public Radio Association Inc $1,755.00 Arts Center Foundation Inc $500.00 Association of Former Students of Texas A & M University $2,020.00 Baldwin-Wallace College $1,370.00 Benedictine College $1,700.00 Boarshead Theater $90.00 Calvin College $1,000.00 Center Stage Theatrical Academy $3,800.00 Central Michi gan Universi ty $580.00 Columbus Dance Theatre Inc $1,180.00 Cornerstone Universi ty - Cornerstone College $5,558.00 Dallas Theological Seminary $6,675.00 Dayton Art Institute $550.00 Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra Association $600.00 Delta College Foundation $120.00 Delta College Quality Public Broadcasting $446.00 Denison Universi ty $4,950.00 Emporia State Universi ty $500.00 Fort Hays State University Endowment Association $300.00 Friends of the Plymouth District Library Inc $50.00 Greater Dayton Public Television Inc. $180.00 Hillsdale College $1,125.00 [nterlochen Center for the Arts $1,100.00

Japanese Cultural Center Tea House & Gardens of Saginaw Inc $100.00

Johnson Coun ty Communi ty College Foundation $240.00 Kansas University Endowment Association $8,763.00

Page 24 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts fir : :,,yf+ Qa:ee ^ { {"r ^4 e h r^"ea^;ti x^"G^ x a. { 'l^ _ S Ntt a xF Lt k`t_ " ,fir I-V- 00_Mdl__t Kingman Museum Inc $1,000.00 Ku Endowment Association - Scott Memorial School $25.00 Lancaster Chorale $ 100.00 Lancaster Festival Inc $600.00 Leila Arboretum Society Inc $1,100.00 Lincoln Arts & Humanities Foundation $ 100.00 Lourdes College - Franciscan Theatre and Life Center $ 125.00 Madonna Universi ty $25.00 Michigan State University $19,352.00

Michigan State University - WKAR-FM 90. 5- Michigan State University $60.00

Music Center of South Central Michigan $600.00 North Texas Public Broadcasting Inc - KERA $951.00

North Texas Public Communications Foundation, Inc. (Kera & Kdtn) $795.00

Northern Ohio Railway Museum $2,000.00 Opera Grand Rap ids $1,000.00 Pittsburg State University $100.00 Pittsburg State Universi ty Foundation Inc $2,430.00 Piano Symphon y Orchestra Non-Profit Corp $850.00 Public Broadcasting Foundation of Northwest Ohio - The Public Broadcasting Foundation of Northwest 0 $370.00

Reformed Bible College $1,100.00 Sag inaw Community Concert Association $80.00 Schoolcraft College Foundation $1,000.00 Southern Methodist University $2,885.00 Southwestern Christian College of $6,500.00 Texas A & M University $21,545.00 Texas A & M University 12th Man Foundation $939.00 Texas Aggie Corps of Cadets Association $500.00 Tiffin Theatre Inc - The Ritz Theatre $500.00 Foledo Museum of Art $410.00 Universi ty of Daton $1,950.00 University of Findlay $300.00 Washburn Endowment Association $15,980.00

Washburn Endowment Association - KTWU - Washburn University $900.00

Washburn Law School Foundation School of Law $1,080.00 Western Michigan University Foundation $447.00 Wichita Art Museum Inc $2,010.00 Wichita State University Foundation $5,842.00 Wittenberg Universi ty $1,000.00 Youngstown State University $6,500.00 Youngstown State University Foundation - WYSU-Fm 88 .5 $100.00 Detroit Educational Television Foundation WTVS- Channel 56 In Detroit $2,589.00

Dhio State University Foundation $13,775.00 Acoustic Sound Inc $2,500.00

Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund - Tulane University $5,000.00 Alamo Public Telecommunications Council $65.00 Alaska Public Telecommunications Inc $350.00 Albertus Magnus College $1,500.00 Albin Polasek Foundation Incorporated $40.00

Page 25 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts misl I'll! Alexandria Symphony Orchestra Inc $1,000.00 Alfred Universi ty $350.00 Alma College $100.00

Alumnae Association of Smith College & Alumnae Fund Alumnae Hou $400.00

Alumni Association of the University of Rhode Island Davis H $250.00

Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation Inc $100.00 American Cabaret Theatre Inc $100.00 American Conservato ry Theatre Foundation $650.00 American Festival for the Arts $100.00 American Indian College Fund $75.00 American Museum of Natural History $725.00 American Music Theater Arts $50.00

American University Attn Controllers Office - WAMU-FM 88.5- the American University $150.00

Amherst College Trustees $2,500.00 Ami & Woodbridge Historical Society Incorporated $25.00 Angelo State University $50.00 4 leton Library Foundation Inc. $50.00 Aquarium of the Pacific $179.00 4 uinas College Inc $100.00 Arizona State University Foundation $75.00 Arkansas Arts Center Foundation $80.00 krkansas Educational Telecommunications Network $689.00 krkansas State University Foundation Inc $600.00 '.rkansas Symphony Orchestra $675.00 krlington Master Chorale $350.00 trrow Rock Lyceum Theatre $50.00 it Institute of Chicago $1,470.00 artists Embassy International $5,000.00 krts & Science Center for Southeast Arkansas Endowment Fund Inc $138.00

\rtwell - Artwell Gallery & Community Arts Center $45.00 kshland University $250.00 \shtabula Arts Center $100.00

ILssociation for Community Television - Houston Public Television $490.00

\ssociation of Graduates of the $1,000.00 %ssumption College $25.00 \tlanta Educational Telecommunications Collaborative $35.00 \u stana College $100.00 lurora Theatre Company $100.00 ,ustin Presbyterian $100.00 Justin Public Library Foundation $25.00 3abson College (Wellesley) $100.00 lach Festival Society of Winter Park $250.00 3ailiwick Repertory $250.00 tall State Universi ty Foundation $2,405.00 Sallet Oklahoma, Inc. $100.00 lallet Theatre Foundation Inc $75.00 land Together $200.00 lay Path College $100.00 to for University $4,898.00

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Bayou City Performing Arts Inc $2,600.00 Belmont Abbey College $3,000.00 Benedictine Universi ty $1,025.00 Berea College $500.00 Bethel University $2,500.00 Bi g Green Scholarshi p Foundation Inc $1,280.00 Black Hawk College Foundation $100.00 Blinn College Foundation Inc $100.00

Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp - Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp- Blue Lake Public Radio $75.00

Bluffton College $100.00 Boulevard Ensemble Inc. $100.00 3owdoin College $3,750.00 3owlin g Green State University Foundation Inc $4,250.00 3radley University $2,025.00 3ranford Electric Railway Association $25.00 3ravo Colorado at Vail-Beaver Creek $400.00 3ri ham Young University $200.00 3roadway Bound Dance Company Inc $300 00 3rown University $902.00 3urlington Library Association Inc $200.00 Sutler Institute of American Art $250.00 3utler University $760.00 alifomia Musical Theatre $335.00 California Polytechnic State Foundation $4,655.00 alifomia Shakespeare Theater $25.00 alifomia State Universi ty Fdn.-Los Angeles $25.00 -alifomia State University Long Beach Foundation $200.00 am anile Foundation $1,650.00 ::ape Cod Museum of Natural History Inc $25.00 a ital Communi Broadcasting Inc $200.00 a ital of Texas Public Telecommunications Council $580.00 a ital Public Radio, Inc $150.00 a ital University $25.00 a itol Broadcastin g Association Inc $170.00 a ella Cantorum, Inc $50.00 arne ie Hall Society Inc $1,418.00 arne ie Mellon University $140.00 arroll College $150.00 arroll County Historical Society $100.00 arter Center $915.00 ase Alumni Association Case Institute of Technolo $50.00 ase Western Reserve University $645.00 athedral Arts Inc $510.00

atholic University of Oklahoma Known As St. Gregory's College $300.00

:Warburg Corporation - Cedarburg Cultural Center $60.00 enter of Creative Arts $150.00 enter Theatre Group-Los Angeles $225.00 entral Methodist College $1,846.00 entral Missouri State University Foundation Inc $200.00 habot S pace & Science Center Foundation $654.00

Thadron State Foundation - Chadron State Foundation Chadron State College $50.00

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Chatillon-Demenil House Foundation $100.00 Chelsea Center for the Arts $250.00

Cherokee National Historical Society Inc - Cherokee Nat'L. Historical Society $3,000.00

Chicago Educational Television Association WTTW $582.00 Chicago Horticultural Society $470.00 Chicago Opera Theater $500.00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra - Orchestral Association $1,598.00 Chicago Zoological Society $427.00 Childrens Museum of Indianapolis Incorporated $75.00 Chinati Foundation $500.00 Chi ppewa Valley Museum Inc $115.00 City Colleges of Chicago Foundation-WYCC TV Channel 20 $305.00 City of Rockdale-Lucy Hill Patterson Library $25.00 Civil War Preservation Trust $331.00 Clan Wallace Socie $500.00 Claremont Mckenna College $250.00 Clark University $2,500.00 Clarke College $5,000.00 Cleary College $100.00 Cleveland Botanical Garden $360.00 Cleveland Institute of Music $850.00 Cleveland Museum of Art $1,215.00 Cleveland Museum of Natural Histo ry $165.00 Cleveland State University Foundation Inc $100.00 :,'leveland Zoological Society $763.00 Colgate University $1,025.00 College Foundation at Delhi Inc $50.00 a of Du age (WDCB Radio) $222.00 College of Du age Foundation $5,000.00 College of Mount St Joseph $50.00 College of New Rochelle - The College of New Rochelle $250.00 College of Saint Elizabeth $50.00 College of the Holy Cross Trustees $1,350.00 College of the Ozarks $275.00 College of Wooster $74.00 Colorado State University Foundation $30.00 Columbia University (Trustees) $1,550.00 Columbus College of Art & Design $100.00 Columbus Zoological Park $275.00 Commemorative Air Force $490.00

Community Communications Inc - Community Communications, Inc. WMFE $225.00

Community Library Association Inc-Ketchum Sun-Valley-&-Triumph - --$180.00 :^oncordia Seminaries $2,025.00 >ncordia Seminary $6,125.00 Concordia Theological Seminary $25.00 Concordia University $300.00 Concordia Universi ty - Concordia College $30.00 Concordia Universi ty Wisconsin Foundation $900.00 Connecticut College $150.00 Connecticut Gilbert & Sullivan Society $30.00

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Connecticut Players Foundation Inc - Long Wharf Theatre Co. $500.00

Contem porary Arts Association $75.00 Contra Costa Ballet Foundation $125.00 Cornell College $50.00 Cornell Universi ty $240.00 Corporation of Marlboro College $50.00

Corporation of Saint Marys College Notre Dame - St. Mary's College $250.00

Corporation of the Fine Arts Museums - Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco $505.00

Cottey Junior College - Cottey College $50.00 Covenant Theological Seminary Foundation $1,000.00 Coyote Point Museum $250.00 Cranbrook Educational Community $65.00 Crei ghton Universi ty $125.00 Crown College $400.00 Cultural Arts Connection of Ela $75.00 Cumberland Coun ty Playhouse Inc $65.00 Curators of the University of Missouri $2,585.00 Curators of the University of Missouri - KCUR FM $460.00

Curators of the University of Missouri - University of Missouri Kansas City $125.00

Curators of the University of Missouri-University of Missouri-Rolla $1,130.00 Cu College $500.00 Cuyahoga Valley National Park Association $35.00 Da Camera Society of Texas $50.00 Dallas Museum Art $374.00 Dallas Zoological Society $78.00 Danceworks, Inc. $300.00 Danville Library Foundation $500.00 Dartmouth College $1,631.00 Davenport College of Business Foundation $100.00 David Li pscomb Universi ty $50.00 De Sales University $250.00 Deacon John-Grave Foundation, Inc $50.00 Dean College $100.00 Decatur Area Arts Council Inc - Decatur Arts Council Inc $50.00 Del phos Canal Commission $750.00 Denver Art Museum Inc $41.00 DePaul Universi ty $150.00 Detroit Historical Society $300.00 Detroit Science Center Inc $216.00

Detroit Symphany Orchestra Hall - Detroit Symphony Orchestra $600.00

Detroit Zoological Society $129.00 Diablo Light Opera Company $1,000.00 Diablo Valley Masterworks Chorale $50.00 Dordt College $200.00 Double Helix Corp. (Kdhx) $88.00 Douglass Fund $425.00 Drew County Historical Society $100.00 Drexel University $100.00

Page 29 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts WINE Drury Universi ty $150.00 Dubuq ue Sym phony Orchestra $10000 Duke Universi ty $150.00 Duq uesne Universi ty of the Holy Ghost $1,125 00 E.C. Scranton Memorial Library $25.00 East Stroudsburg University Foundation $25.00 East Texas Arboretum and Botanical $50.00 Eastern Illinois University Foundation $250.00 Educational Broadcasting Corp $670.00

Eiteljorg Museum of the American Indian and Western Art Inc. $50.00

El Campanil Theatre Preservation Foundation $2,000.00 Elmhurst College $100.00 Emmanuel School of Religion $300.00 Emory Universi ty $150.00 Endicott College $25.00

Endowment Association of the College of Wm & Mary In VA Incorp - College of William and Mary $90.00

Ensemble Music Society of Indianapolis Inc $200.00 Enzian Theatre Inc $90.00 Ep iscopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest $300.00 Erikson Institute $1,000.00 Fairfield Universi $1,375.00 Fairleigh Dickinson University $25.00 Fembank Inc - Fembank Museum of Natural History $125.00 Festival Music Society of Indiana $100.00 Festival Opera Association Inc $100.00 Field Museum of Natural History $400.00 Filoli Center $50.00 Fisk University $350.00 Florida Christian College Inc $5,000.00

Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation Inc - WGCU - FM Public Radio $45.00 Florida Southern College $25.00 Florida State University Foundation $60.00 Florida West Coast Public Broadcastin g Inc $200.00 Florida West Coast Symphony Inc. $100.00 Fontbonne University $100.00 Forest Park Forever, Inc $440.00 Fort Bend County Museum Association $50.00 Foundation for Modern Music Inc $200.00

Foundation for Public Broadcasting In Georgia Inc - The Foundation for Public Broadcasting In Georgi $195.00

Foundation for the Performin g Arts Center $100.00 Foundation of the Daniel Boone Regional Library $223.00 Fox Valley Technical College Foundation Inc $4,000.00

Frameline Inc - Frameline (San Francisco Gay and Lesbian Film Festival) $2,500.00

Framingham State College $50.00 Franciscan University of Steubenville $600.00 Franklin W Olin College of Enineerin Inc $1,000.00

Friends & Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library - Friends of the San Francisco Public Libra $450.00

Friends of Cain Park $180.00

Page 30 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin g Gifts ee^ ;UNAMMMM 0 ` 1 Nm_ Friends of Harkness Memorial State Park $25.00 Friends of Hildene Inc $100.00 Friends of Idaho Public Television KAID-KIPT, Inc $150.00 Friends of KLRE-Fm Radio (KUAR) $570.00 Friends of Muskego Public Library $50.00 Friends of National Parks at Gettysburg $350.00 Friends of the Brazeal Dennard Chorale $1,115.00 Friends of the Central Arkansas Library Inc $50.00

Friends of the Chatham Area Library District - Chatham Area Public Library Foundation $50.00

Friends of the Detroit Public Library Inc. $380.00 Friends of the Library of Collier County Inc $50.00 Friends of the Monticello Library $25.00 Friends of the Patagonia Library Inc $500.00 Friends of the Town Hall Library Inc $500.00 Friends of the Umlauf Scul pture Garden $50.00 Friends of the Zoo, Inc. $70.00 Friends of Thirteen Inc $557.00 Friends of Tower Grove Park Inc $165.00

Friends of WFCR Broadcasting Council - WFCR Public Radio $215.00

Friends of Wv a Inc - WV-PE Public Radio $130.00 3ardens of the Fox Cities Inc $50.00 3arfield Heritage Society Inc $175.00 3arrett Evangelical Theological Seminary $500.00 3ateway Mens Chorus $100.00 3eor a Mason University Foundation Inc $100.00 3eor a Washington Universi ty $25.00 3eor etown Palace Theatre Inc $2,000.00 seor is Institute of Technolo $1,250.00 .ieor is Tech Foundation Inc $555.00 3e sburg College $957.00 3ettysburg National Battlefield Museum Foundation - Gettysburg Foundation $165.00

3oods eed Opera House Foundation $100.00 3overnors State University Alumni Association $100.00 3raceland University $200.00 3rand Center Inc $25.00

3rand Rapids Community College Foundation - West Michigan Flute Association $75.00

3rand Valley State University $190.00

:;rand Valley State University - Grand Valley State University-WGVU & WGVK- TV $185.00

3rant Park Orchestral Association $650.00 3ranville Museum Inc $250.00 3reat Lakes Historical Society $64.00

3reat Lakes Theater Festival Inc -'Ilse Great Lakes Theater Festival Inc. $2,500.00

3reater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association Inc $280.00

3reen Mountain College $100.00 3rosse Pointe Communi ty Chorus $30.00 iuilford Preservation Alliance Inc- Faulkner's Light Brigade $1,100.00 3ulf Coast Heritage Association Inc $250.00

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Hampton Roads Educational Television Association Inc. $500.00 Hanover College Trustees $300.00 Harding Universi ty $250.00 Hartford Sta a Com pany $150.00 Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Inc. $50.00 Hartwick College $50.00 Harvard Universi ty $700.00 Hendrix College $1,950.00 Hen E. Huntin gton Library & Art Gallery $200.00 Hiram College $75.00 Hispanic Scholarshi p Fund $100.00 Historic Aviation Memorial Museum $80.00

Historical Society Holmes County - Holmes County Historical Society $600.00

Hiwassee College Inc $50.00 Holden Arboretum $225.00 Hot S p rings Documentary Film Institute $500.00 Houston Baptist Universi ty Auxiliary $854.00 Houston Center for Photography $70.00 Huntington Theatre Inc- Huntington Playhouse $100.00

Hutchinson Community College Endowment Association - Radio Kansas $160.00

Idaho State University Foundation Inc $200.00 Ideastream-Media Inc $666.00 Illinois Institute of Technolo $250.00 Illinois State University Foundation $230.00 Illinois Wesleyan University $200.00 Indiana Reperto ry Theatre Inc $425.00 Indiana State University Foundation Inc $150.00 Indiana Symphony Society Inc $8,115.00 Indiana Universi ty Foundation $3,840.00 Indianapolis Museum of Art $115.00 Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Foundation Inc $400.00 Indianapolis Zoolog ical Society Inc $125.00 Interarts Inc - Hot Springs Music Festival $500.00 Irish American Heritage Center $500.00 Irish History Round Table Inc $500.00 Ithaca College $80.00 fames Madison University Foundation Inc $75.00 Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley $250.00 John Ball Zoological Society $100.00 Iohn Brown University $550.00 John Carroll University Inc $800.00 Johns Hopkins Universi ty $275.00 IPR Foundation Inc $60.00 Kansas City Sym phony $300.00 Kansas Ci ty Womens Chorus $100.00 Cansas Public Telecom. Service, Inc. (KPTS-Tv) $302.00

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Kent State University Foundation $260.00 Kent State Universi ty Foundation-WKSU - WKSU-FM $112.00 Kenyon College $50.00 Keuka College $300.00 Kings College $500.00 Kittery Art Association $100.00 KLRN Endowment Fund Inc $25.00 Knox College $ 1,525.00 KOCE-TV Foundation $100.00 KQED Inc $1,609.00 KUOW- Puget Sound Public Radio $ 100.00 KUT / KUTX Public Radio $395.00

Lafayette Arts and Science - Lafayette Arts and Science Foundation $ 100.00

Lakewood Historical Society $75.00 Lambs Players Theatre $1,000.00 Landmarks Association of St Louis Inc $35.00 Laura and Alvin Siegal College Judaic Studies $180.00 Lawrence Universi ty of Wisconsin $200.00 Le Moyne College $ 100.00 Lehi gh University $1,050.00 Liberty Science Center Inc $100.00 Liberty University Inc $200.00 Library Association of Ringwood $25.00 Lincoln Park Zoological Society $ 10,000.00 Lindsay Wildlife Museum $75.00 Link Media Inc $100.00 Lon Island University $60.00 Longwood University Foundation Inc $50.00 Lon ear Foundation $ 100.00 Lookingglass Theatre Company $1,370.00 Loras College $1,600.00 Loyola College In Maryland Inc $50.00 Loyola Marymount University $50.00 Loyola Universi ty of Chicago $650.00 Loyola University of Chicao $100.00 L cumin College $ 1,000.00 L an Allyn Art Museum $40.00 Lyme Art Association Inc $45.00 L ric Opera of Chicago $2,320.00 Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma Inc $1,015.00 Macomb Communi ty College Foundation $50.00 Madison Historical Society $50.00 Magic House $150.00 Maharishi University of Management $5,000.00 Malone College $50.00 Manatee Players Inc $70.00 Manchester College $850.00 Manhattan Christian College $650.00 Manhattan College $ 100.00 Marian College $ 300.00 Maricopa Communi ty College - KJZZ -FM $50.00 Marietta College $275.00 Marist College $50.00

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Marquette Coun ty Historical Society Inc $500.00 Marquette University $2,403.00 Ma ove College $100.00 Ma ount College $100.00 Ma mount College Palos Verdes California $50.00 Maryv ille Universi ty of St Louis $50.00 Marywood University $50.00 Massachusetts Institute of Tech $50.00 Masterworks Chorale Society $590.00 Mastodon Park Art-Science Connection Fair Committee $100.00 Mayo Clinic $425.00 McCarter Theater $73.00 Mclennan Community College Foundation $3,000.00 \Icmurry University $30.00 McNay Art Museum $5,298.00 Meharry Medical College $300.00 \4endham Free Public Library $200.00 \4erola Opera Program $1,200.00 ,4esa Arts Center Foundation $100.00 Messiah College $300.00 vIetro olitan Indianapolis Public Broadcasting Inc $1,061.00 Metropolitan Museum of Art $25.00 Metropolitan Opera Association Inc $1,150.00 Metropolitan Opera Guild, Inc $1,415.00

Metropolitan State College of Denver Foundation Inc - Metropolitan State College Foundation, $5,000.00 '4iami University Foundation Inc $50.00 4ichiana Public Broadcasting Corporation $30.00 Michigan Opera Theatre $280.00 4ichi an Tech Fund $400.00 Viid America Dance Company $500.00 4id Coast Radio Project $50.00 'did-America Christian University $3,000.00 Vligh Ei ghth Air Force Heritage Center Inc. $500.00 v[illan Theatre Company - Detroit Repertory Theatre $110.00 Millersville University of Pennsylvania $200.00 'illikin University $5,450.00 Wills College $100.00 Vfillsa s College $25.00 vlilwaukee Art Museum Inc. $483.00 vlilwaukee Public Library Foundation Inc $60.00 %4ilwaukee Public Museum Inc $140.00 viilwaukee Repertory Theater Inc $325.00 %jilwaukee Symphony Orchestra Inc $100.00 vlinnesota Public Radio $422.00 vlinnesota State University Mankato Foundation Incorporated $50.00 vfissouri Historical Society Jefferson Memorial Building $940.00 vlissouri State University Foundation $460.00 vlissouri Western College Foundation $100.00 Vloberl y Area Community College Foundation Inc $150.00 Model-T Automotive Heritage Complex Inc $50.00 vlonmouth College $550.00 %4onmouth Universi ty $225.00

Page 34 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts WIT 90=7 WIRSOMIAS=907t Montclair State Universi Foundation Inc $25.00 Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation $200.00 Morgan County Public Library $150.00 Morton Arboretum $176.00 Mount Saint Marys College $50.00 Mount Union College $150.00 Mount Vernon Ladies Association of the Union $50.00 Mount Washin gton Observato ry $125.00

MSM-UMR Alumni Association -University of Missouri-Rolla $100.00

Muhlenberg Colle a $300.00 Mukilteo Historical Society Incorporated $150.00 Municipal Theatre Association of St Louis $300.00 Museum of African American History $109.00 Museum of Fine Arts - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston $100.00 Museum of Modern Art $195.00 Museum of Science and Industry $227.00 Museum of the American Quilters Society $90.00 Museum of the Confederacy $250.00 Museum of the San Ramon Valley $2,000.00 Music House - Music House Museum $50.00

Musical Arts Association - Musical Arts Association The Cleveland Orchestra $691.00

Mystic Seaport Museum Inc $450.00 Nasher Sculpture Center $75.00 National Aquarium In Baltimore Inc $240.00 National Museum of Women In the Arts Inc $321.00 National Society of the Colonial Dames of America $250.00 National Womens History Museum $75.00 National Yiddish Book Center Inc $40.00 Naugatuck Valley Community Technical College Foundation $25.00 Naval War College Foundation Inc $5,000.00 Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation $60.00 Nelson Gallery Foundation - Nelson-Atkins Museum $40.00 Nevada Theatre Commission $250.00 New Britain Museum of American Art Inc $50.00 New Haven International Festival of Arts and Ideas, Inc $100.00 New Haven Sym phony Orchestra Inc $100.00 New Horizons Band of Sonoma County $125.00 New Jersey Ballet Company Inc $1,000.00 New Jersey Performing Arts Center Corporation $1,625.00 New Jersey Symphony Orchestra $300.00 N.ew Jersey Youth Sym hon _ Union _CQ______$350.00 New Mexico Hi ghlands University Foundation Inc $50.00 New York Botanical Garden $150.00 New York City Ballet Inc $270.00 New York City Opera Inc $750.00 New York Public Library $25.00 New York Universi ty $675.00 Newark Public Radio Inc $88.00 Newberry Library - The Newberry Library $100.00 Norris W Rathbun Trust Fbo - Rathbun Free Memorial Library $25.00

North Carolina Symphony Society Inc $600.00

Page 35 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin Gifts ti ^.'44a{^1• 'r'•%^aYr'^^lAA ^ ^Slii ' - mQ^t• North Central College $ 100.00 North Park Universi ty $1,000.00 Northeastern Educational Television of Ohio Inc $655.00 Northeastern University $100.00 Northern Arizona Universi ty $100.00 Northern Baptist Theolo gical Seminary $25.00 Northern Illinois Universi ty $675.00 Northern Michi gan Universi ty Foundation $25.00 Northland College $25.00 Northwest Indiana Public Broadcastin g Inc. $250.00 Northwest Indiana Symphony Society Inc $100.00 Northwestern University $4,100.00 Norwalk Community Chorale Inc $50.00 Nyack College $ 100.00 Oberlin College $1,000.00 Occidental College $100.00 Oceanside Museum of Art $750.00 Ohio Historical Society $60.00 Ohio University Foundation $250.00 Ohio Wesleyan University $250.00 Oklahoma Arts Institute $500.00 Oklahoma Baptist University $300.00 Oklahoma Christian Universi ty Inc $50.00 Oklahoma Christian University of Science and Arts $100.00 Oklahoma City Museum of Art $100.00 Oklahoma City National Memorial Foundation $200.00 Oklahoma Educational Television Authority Foundation, Inc $2,049.00 Oklahoma Philharmonic $1,250.00 Oklahoma State Universi ty Foundation $6,100.00 Old Dominion University $50.00 Olivet Nazarene University $8,260.00 Olmsted Historical Society $30.00 Opera Theater of Connecticut $50.00 Opera Theater of St. Louis $400.00 Oral Roberts University $ 150.00 Oregon Public Broadcastin g $150.00 Oregon Shakespearean Festival $236.00 Ottawa University $170.00 Otterbein College $425.00 Ouachita Baptist University $ 1,010.00 Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor $100.00 Pacific Lutheran University $300.00 Pacific Lutheran University-KPLU Radio $ 120.00 Pacific Symphony Association $50.00 Pacifica Foundation $233.00 Pacifica Foundation- KPFA Radio $80.00 Pacifica Performances $35.00 Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra $25.00 Paper Mill Playhouse $750.00 Paul Smiths College of Arts and Sciences $250.00 Peninsula Ballet Theatre $25.00 Pennsylvania State University $1,697.00 Peoria Symphony Orchestra $350.00 Pe erdine University $500.00

Page 36 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin g Gifts NOR 01M.N0!1:1001m Performing Arts Center Foundation Inc $1,609.00 Pfeiffer Universi ty $1,000.00 Philharmonic Center for the Arts Inc $1,000.00 Philli ps Collection $800.00 Philli ps Theological Seminary $30.00 Phoenix Art Museum $700.00 Piano International Association of Northern Ohio $150.00 Pier Wisconsin $50.00 Pioneer Valley Symphony, Inc $250.00 Pi qua Civic Band Association $500.00 Pittsburgh Symphony Society $50.00 Planetary Society - The Planetary Society $360.00 Plattsburgh College Foundation Inc $50.00 Playhouse S quare Foundation $1,300.00 Point Foundation $100.00 Pomona College $300.00 Prairie Aviation Museum Inc $10,000.00 Preservation Society of Newport County $90.00 President & Trustees of Colby College $125.00 Princeton University $600.00 Providence College $1,025.00 Public Museum Foundation of Grand Rapids $125.00 Public Television 19 Inc $430.00 Queens College $600.00 Quinnip iac University $200.00 Radford University Foundation Inc $100.00 Ravinia Festival Association $250.00 Razorback Foundation Inc $860.00 Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic Inc $3,500.00 Regent University $2,672.00 Regents of the University of California $75.00

Regents of the University of Michigan - University of Michigan $3,955.00 Reis University $500.00 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $850.00 Repertory Theatre of St Louis $950.00 Rhodes College $300.00 Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace Foundation $50.00 Ri pon College Board of Trustees of $5,100.00 Robert W Woodruff Arts Center Inc - Atlanta College of Art $300.00 Rockford College $100.00 Rockhurst Universi ty $3,025.00 Role Players Ensemble - Role Players Ensemble Theatre $1,000.00 Ronen Chamber Ensemble Inc $100.00 Roosevelt University $100.00 Rose Hulman Institute of Technology $2,569.00 Ruidoso Dance Ensemble Inc $300.00 Rutgers Universi ty Foundation $2,050.00 Sacramento Choral Society and Orchestra $200.00 Sacred Heart Universi ty $1,223.00 Saint Francis College $50.00 Saint Joseph's College $500.00 Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra $3,925.00

Page 37 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts OR INEVIRRIONOWN Saint Meinrad Arch Abbey - Saint Meinrad School of Theology $1,050.00

Saint Peters College $625.00 Saint Xavier Universi ty $25.00 San Antonio Botanical Society $50.00 San Antonio Public Library $50.00 San Antonio Symphony Society $1,250.00 San Diego State-KPBS $120.00 San Francisco Ballet Association $200.00 San Francisco Museum of Modem Art $75.00 San Francisco Opera Association $8,800.00 San Francisco Performances Inc $500.00 San Francisco Sym phony $594.00 San Francisco Unified School District-KALW Radio $120.00 San Francisco Zoological Society $115.00 San Joaq uin Delta Communi ty College Foundation $500.00 San Jose Opera Guild $60.00 San Mateo County Communi ty College-KCSM $40.00

San Mateo County Community Colleges Foundation- KCSM Tv/Fm $100.00 Santa Clara University $1,300.00 Santa Cruz County Symphony Association $500.00 Santa Fe Opera $750.00 Sarah Lawrence College $300.00 Sarasota Ballet of Florida Inc $300.00 Sarasota Opera Association Inc $250.00 Sedona Arts Center Inc $100.00 Sedona International Film Festival & Worksho $500.00 Seton Hall University $1,800.00 Shakespeare Festival of St Louis $150.00 Shakes peare Theatre $120.00 Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts Inc $500.00 Shoreline Alliance for the Arts $40.00 Simmons College $500.00 Sitka Summer Music Festival Inc $100.00 Smith College $1,000.00 Smithsonian Institution - Smithsonian Institution Contributing Membership $654.00

Sonoma Valley Museum of Art $1,920.00

South Carolina State University Foundation Inc - South Carolina State University Educational Foundat $1,120.00

Southeast Arkansas Concert $170.00 Southeast Missouri University $225.00 Southern California Childrens Association $250.00 - - Choral------Southern California College $50.00 Southern California Public Radio-KPCC $1,741.00 Southern Connecticut State Universi ty Foundation Inc $525.00 Southern Illinois Universi ty Foundation $3,920.00 Southwest School of Art & Craft $450.00 S ringfield College In Illinois $130.00 Springfield Zoological Society Inc $25.00 S care and Round Dance Foundation of R I Inc $3,000.00 St Ambrose Universi ty $300.00 St Cloud State University Foundation Inc $25.00

Page 38 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts Pa`eei ,t P>` NOW 3t Louis Zoo Foundation - Saint Louis Zoo Foundation $235.00 3t Marys University of Minnesota $50.00 R Norbert College Inc $285.00 it. Edward's Universi ty, Inc $440.00 3t. Louis County Library $225.00 3t. Louis Mercantile Libra $50.00 3t. Louis Metro Singers $100.00 3t. Mary's College of California $ 1,395.00 3t. Mary's University $200.00 it. Michael 's College $1,000.00 Rage One Productions Inc $5,000.00 Rages St. Louis $1,325.00

Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Inc - Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens $100.00

Stanford Universi ty $600.00 State University College-Oswego Foundation $25.00 Ste hen F Austin State Univeristy Foundation Inc $75.00 ate hen F Austin State University Alumni Foundation $ 150.00 Ste hens College $100.00

3teppenwolf Theater Co - The Steppenwolf Theater Company $25.00

Stetson University Inc $500.00 Stevens Institute of TechnoloTrustees $1,300.00 3tonehill College $200.00 3ton Brook Foundation Inc $250.00 Suburban Opera Theatre State Repertory Opera SRO $1,200.00 Sun City Chorale $ 1,200.00 Sunflower Music Festival Inc $1,100.00 3UNY New Paltz Foundation Inc $100.00 Susquehanna University $350.00 Swarthmore College $50.00 Sweet Briar College $500.00 Syracuse Universi ty $150.00 Tama Bay Performin g Arts Center $750.00 texas Aggie Band Association $ 100.00 Texas Christian University $4,850.00 Texas Cultural Trust Councils $500.00 texas Girls Choir Inc $50.00 Texas Lutheran Universi ty $1,125.00 Texas Public Radio $2,249.00 texas State University - San Marcos $200.00 Texas Tech Universi ty Foundation $3,720.00 theater on the Sq uare - Brecksville Theater on the Square $25.00 Theatre for Children Inc $ 100.00 Theatre of Western Springs $100.00 Theatreworks $500.00 Thomas More College $50.00 Toledo Zoological Society $25.00 to eka Civic Theater, Inc. $2,200.00 Transylvania Universi ty $300.00 trevecca Nazarene University $1,433.00 Trini Christian College Association $1,285.00 Trinity College $210.00 Trinity International University $300.00

Page 39 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin g Gifts

Trinity Lutheran Seminary $750.00 Trini Universit y $2,265.00 Triton College Foundation $40.00 Truman State University Foundation $400.00 Trustees of Columbia University In the City of New York $250.00 Trustees of the Universi ty of Pennsylvania $300.00 Trustees of Tufts College - Tufts University $130.00 trustees of Union College $2,000.00 TuesdayMusical Association $100.00 Tuske ee Universi ty $100.00 twin Cities Concert Association $150.00 Fwin Cities Public Television Inc $171.00 Twin Lakes Playhouse Inc $50.00 U C Riverside Foundation $275.00 U C San Diego Foundation $800.00 J C Santa Cruz Foundation $600.00 J S National Ski Hal I of Fame $50.00 JCI Foundation $1,200.00

Jnc-Tv the University of North Carolina Center for Public Television $55.00

Jnited Negro College Fund Inc $263.00 Jnited Negro College Fund Inc $100.00

Jnited Negro College Fund Inc - Washington DC Area Office $125.00

Jnited Performin g Arts Fund Inc $960.00 Jnited States Coast Guard Academy Alumni Association Inc $151.00 Jnited States Holocaust Memorial Council $125.00 Jnited States Lighthouse Society $100.00 Jnited States Military Academy $100.00 Jnited States Naval Academy Foundation Inc $200.00 Jniversi ty at Albany Foundation $200.00 Jniversi ty at Buffalo Foundation Inc $50.00 Jniversity City Symphony Orchestra Association $100.00 Jniversi ty of Akron Foundation $100.00 Jniversity of Arkansas at Pine Bluff $250.00 Jniversity of Arkansas Foundation Inc $810.00 Jniversity Of Arkansas Foundation Inc $2,600.00 Jniversity of California Berkeley Foundation $2,970.00 Jniversi ty of California- Hastings College of the Law $250.00 Jniversi of California-Santa Barbara $50.00 Jniversity of Central Arkansas Foundation Inc $5,250.00 Jniversity of Central Florida Foundation Inc $300.00 Jniversi ty of Central Oklahoma Foundation $100.00 Jniversi ty of Central Oklahoma Foundation - KCSC $50.00 Jniversity of Chicago $1,400.00 Jniversity of Cincinnati Foundation $100.00 Jniversity of Colorado Foundation Inc $250.00 Jniversi of Connecticut Foundation Incorporated $4,636.00 Jniversity of Delaware $250.00 Jniversity of Florida $108.00 Jniversity of Georgia Foundation $250.00 Jniversity Of Hartford $175.00 Jniversi ty of Houston Foundation $335.00 Jniversi ty of Illinois Foundation $2,563.00

Page 40 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts _ 6Ynn University of Indianapolis $675.00 Universi ty of Iowa (State University $180.00 Universi ty of Louisville Foundation $25.00 Universi ty of Maine System Inc - University of Maine-Orono $600.00 University of Mary land College Park Foundation Inc $350.00 Universi ty of Maryland Foundation Inc $50.00 University of Minnesota Foundation $200.00 University of Missouri $500.00 University of Missouri Law School Foundation $24,145.00 Universi ty of Missouri- Kansas Ci ty & (KCUR $100.00 University of New Hampshire Foundation Incorporated $50.00

University of New Haven - University of New Haven In West Haven $150.00

University of New Mexico Foundation Incorporated $200.00 Universi ty of North Carolina $150.00 Universi ty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill $50.00 Universi ty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill- WUNC Radio $125.00 Universi ty of North Florida Foundation Inc $50.00 University of North Texas Foundation $550.00 Universi ty of Notre Dame Du Lac $2,930.00 University of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc $3,490.00 Universi ty of Oregon Foundation $50.00 University of Pittsburgh $100.00 University of Rhode Island $200.00 Universi of San Francisco $640.00 University of South Carolina Educational Foundation $2,000.00 University of South Dakota Foundation $986.00 Jniversity of South Florida Foundation Inc $100.00 Jniversity of Southern California $22,663.00

Jniversity of Southern California - KUSC Public Broadcasting $101.00

:Jniversi of St Thomas $70.00 Jniversi ty of St Thomas $50.00 Jniversi of Tennessee $950.00 .Jniversi of Texas at Arlington $150.00 Jniversity of Texas at Dallas $25.00 Jniversity of Texas at San Antonio $5,427.00 Jniversity Of Texas At San Antonio $500.00 iniversi Of Texas Houston-M.D. Anderson Cancer Center $10,575.00 Jniversi ty of Tulsa $50.00 Jniversi of Vermont $550.00 Jniversity of Virginia Law School Foundation $1,000.00 Jniversity of Washington Foundation $250.00 Jniversi ty of Wisconsin Foundation $2,997.00 Jniversity of Wisconsin La Crosse Foundation Inc $55.00

Jniversity of Wisconsin Parkside Benevolent Foundation Inc $250.00

Jniversi of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Foundation Inc $100.00

Jniversity of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Foundation, Inc. - University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point Fo $100.00

Jniversity System of New Hampshire-Plymouth State College $50.00

JS Catholic Conferenc-Catholic Theological Union $100.00 JS Catholic Conference - Conception Seminary College $780.00

Page 41 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts NAT-e-W` It- JS Catholic Conference - Saint Joseph College $50.00 US Catholic Conference - St. Johns University $100.00

US Catholic Conference -St. John Baptist Catholic Church-Marian Theatre Guild $100.00

JS Catholic Conference-Kenrick-Glennon Seminary $7,680.00

US Catholic Conference-St. Joseph Seminary at Loyola University $200.00

US Catholic Conference-St. Mary-of-the-Woods College $600.00

US Catholic Conference-University of St. Mary of the Lake - University of St. Mary of the Lake Munde $1,080.00

UW-Platteville Foundation Inc - University of Wisconsin-Platteville Foundation Inc. $25.00

UW-Whitewater Foundation Inc. $1,125.00 UWM Foundation Inc $1,150.00 UWM Foundation Inc - WUWM Milwaukee Public Radio $100.00 V M I Foundation Incorporated $100.00 Val araiso Universi ty $280.00 Van Cliburn Foundation, Inc $150.00 Vermilion County Museum Society $600.00 Vermont Folklife Center $100.00 Villanova University $25.00 Vincennes University Foundation Inc $250.00 Vir inia Tech Foundation, Inc $100.00 VSA Arts of Indiana Inc $50.00 W B Ez Alliance Inc $795.00 Wabash College $650.00 Wake Forest University $100.00

Walsh College of Accountancy and Business Administration $100.00 Warner House Association $100.00 Warner Southern College Inc $5,000.00 Washington & Lee Universi ty University Place $100.00 Washington State University Foundation $300.00 Washington Universi ty $9,295.00 Waukesha County Historical Society Inc $100.00 Wauwatosa Public Library Foundation Inc $335.00 Way Public Library Foundation $25.00 Wane State Foundation $250.00 Wayne State University $1,579.00 Wane State University-WDET-FM 101.9 $372.00 Wellesley College $200.00 Wendell Gilley Museum of Bird Carvin g the $100.00 Wesleyan University $150.00

West Bend Memorial Foundation Inc - Museum of Wisconsin Art $100.00

West Central Illinois Educational Telecommunications Corporation $310.00

West Texas A&M Universi ty Foundation $180.00 West Valley-Mission Advancement Foundation $500.00 Western Illinois Universi ty Foundation $1,625.00 Western Reserve Historical Society $46.00

Western Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church In America- Western Theological Seminary $100.00

WGBY, Division of WGBH $70.00

Page 42 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts

Wheaton College $3,000.00

Wheaton Historic Preservation Council - Wheaton Historic Center $ 100.00

White Pine Communi ty Broadcasting Inc $65.00 WHYY-Channel 12 $35.00 Wichita Symphony Society Inc $250.00 Foundation Inc $1,500.00 William and Mary Business School Foundation $25.00 William Jewell College Trustees of $1,000.00 William Marsh Rice Universi ty $650.00 Williamsburg Music Association $ 1,000.00 Williamstown Theatre Foundation Inc $150.00 Willows Theatre Company $600.00 Wisconsin Conservato ry of Music Inc $75.00 Wisconsin History Foundation Inc $400.00 Wisconsin Lutheran College Conference Inc $250.00 Wisconsin Public Broadcastin g Foundation Inc $516.00 Wisconsin Public Radio Association Inc $2,688.00 WMNR-Monroe Board of Education $ 340.00 WNYC Radio $2,884.00 Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performin g Arts $515.00 Women 's Museum An Institute for the Future $60.00 Wood Turning Center Inc $50.00 Woodbury University $25.00 Woodland Pattern Inc $100.00 WSHU Radio $230.00 Wustum Museum Art Association Inc $40.00 Kavier University $65.00 Yale University $3,668.00 Youngstown Sym phony Society Inc $ 150.00 Zachary Scott Theater Center $300.00 Zoological Society of Milwaukee County $250.00 Zoological Society of San Diego $ 1,250.00 Channel 10/36 Friends Inc $1,586.00 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation $2,280.00 Connecticut Public Broadcastin g Inc $4,392.00 Curators of the University of Missouri -KWMU $1,970.00 Detroit Institute of Arts Founders Society $2,005.00 Missouri Botanical Garden $4,740.00 Moody Bible Institute of Chicago $6,610.00 Purdue Foundation Inc - Purdue Universi ty Foundation $6,861.00 St Louis Art Museum Foundation $ 1,794.00 St Louis Science Center Foundation $3,984.00 St Louis Universi ty $21,183.00 5t Louis Zoo Friends Association $4,391.00

St. Louis Regional Educational & Public Television Commission-KETC $1 ,964.00

Universi ty of Texas-Austin $48,402.00

Window To the World Communications Inc - WTTW- Channel 1 I- Chicago $986.00

American Conservatory Theatre Foundation $7,732.00 Baldwin - Wallace College $180.00 Ballet Metropolitan Inc $500.00 Bowling Green State University Foundation Inc $2,085.00

Page 43 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts Ly^IR ®R ^+,^^a^ t Y t^rr sy ^S 4Ya '^4e. 'f"5R7m^ . 4 _ 5Y M 111 QU. t Ca ital Universi $1,000.00 Churchill County Museum Association $50.00 Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra $ 100.00 Cleveland Play House $3,000.00 Cleveland Zoological Society $3,406.00 Columbus Dance Theatre Inc $2,180.00 Defiance College $5,000.00 Friends of Solon Center for the Arts $450.00

Henry H Stambaugh Auditorium Association - Henry H. Stambaugh Pillars the Henry H. Auditorium Associ $200.00

Hutchinson's Historic Fox Theatre, Inc $500.00 Kansas Cosmos here and Space $500.00 Kansas University Endowment Association $6,514.00 Lake County Historical Society $285.00

Library Legacy Foundation of the Toledo-Luce County Public Library $ 100.00 Mcpherson College $5,000.00

Mid-America Nazarene University - Mid-America Nazarene College $5,025.00 Mount Union College $1,925.00 Nevada Museum of Art Inc $35.00 Nevada Opera Association $5,000.00 Dhio State University Foundation $ 10,569.00 Ohio State University Foundation - WOSU-FM 89.7 $1,332.00 Ottawa University $3,650.00 Pittsburg State University Foundation Inc $2,383.00 Tiffin Theatre Inc - The Ritz Theatre $500.00 Toledo Zoological Society $238.00 Topeka Civic Theater, Inc. $7,150.00 Universi ty of Toledo Foundation $330.00 Ursuline College - $ 135.00 US Catholic Conference-St. Marys Seminary $1,000.00 Walsh University $250.00 Washburn Endowment Association $3,800.00

Washburn Endowment Association - KTWU - Washburn University $685.00

Washburn Law School Foundation School of Law $1,000.00 Wichita State Universi ty Foundation $5,861.00 Abbe Museum $65.00 4bilene Christian Universi ty $400.00 Abraham Lincoln Memorial Garden Foundation $65.00 4coustic Sound Inc $2,500.00 Actors Express Inc $250.00 Adler Planetarium $250.00

4dministrators of the Tulane Educational Fund - Tulane University $1,100.00 tl Ringling Theatre Friends Inc $1,000.00 klamo Public Telecommunications Council $1 ,605.00 4laska Public Telecommunications Inc $100.00 kIbertus Magnus College -' ------$1,000.00 dIbion College $200.00 kllen County Communi ty College Endowment Association $ 100.00 kllied Arts Foundation $760.00 Alonzo Kings Lines Ballet San Francisco Dance Center $250.00

Page 44 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin Gifts M37"'WA-9m END MI Alumnae Association of Smith College & Alumnae Fund Alumnae Hou $100.00

Alverno College $1,100.00 American Indian College Fund $700.00 American Writers Theatre Chicago $464.00 Amherst College Trustees $500.00 Anderson Universi ty $100.00 Aquinas College Inc $250.00 Archaeolo gical Institute of America $50.00 Arizona Sonora Desert Museum $100.00 Arizona State Universi ty Foundation-KAET - CHANNEL 8 $100.00 Arkansas Educational Telecommunications Network $250.00 Arkansas Repertory Theatre Company $750.00 Arkansas State University Foundation Inc $2,220.00 Arkansas State University Indian Club Inc $1,000.00 Arkansas Tech University Foundation $50.00

Arkansas Territorial $50.00 Art Institute of Chicago $4,285.00 Artist Series of Sarasota, Inc. $1,619.00 Arts in Stark $211.00 Ashland University $800.00

Asian Art Museum Foundation of San Francisco - Asian Art Museum of San Francisco $165.00 Associate Alumnae of Douglas College $100.00

Association for Community Television - Houston Public Television $445.00

Association of Former Students of Texas A & M University $5,455.00 Association of Graduates of the $250.00 Assumption College $50.00 Astronomical Society of the Pacific $75.00 Atlanta Historical Society Inc - Atlanta History Center $65.00 Augustana College $100.00 Aurora Theatre Company $100.00 Aurora University $750.00 Bach Dancin g & Dynamite Society Inc $1,000.00 Ball State University Foundation $1,025.00 Ballet Austin $3,500.00 Ballet Theatre Foundation Inc - American Ballet Theatre $225.00 Baxter County Public Library Foundation $3,000.00 Bay Path College $50.00 Baylor Universi ty $10,303.00 Bayou City Performing Arts Inc $1,250.00 Beck Center for the Cultural Arts $500.00 Belmont Abbey College $100.00 Bemidji State University Foundation $100.00 Benedictine College $500.00 Benedictine University $500.00 Berkeley Repertory Theatre $2,198.00 Berkeley Youth Orchestra $750.00 Berkshire Choral Festival Inc-Berkshire Choral Institute $100.00 Berry College Inc $200.00 Best Production Company Inc $200.00 Bethel University $100.00

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Binder Park Zoolog ical Society Inc $350.00 Blackburn Universi ty - Blackburn College $400.00 Bloomsburg University Foundation Inc $1,000.00

Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp - Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp- Blue Lake Public Radio $205.00

Board of Trustees for the University of Alabama - University of Alabama $3,100.00

Boise Art Museum Incorporated $150.00 Boise Contem orary Theater Inc $200.00 Boise State University KBSU/KBSM $200.00 Boston College Trustees $3,835.00 Bradley University $2,529.00 Bradley University - WCBU-FM 90 $50.00 Brattleboro Museum and Art Center Inc $50.00 Sri ham Young University $1,000.00 Brooklyn Academy of Music Inc $250.00 Brown University $250.00 3 n Mawr College $100.00 3ucknell Universi ty $725.00 Sutler Co. Community College $25.00 Sutler University $400.00 actus Pear Music Festival $250.00 ahokia Mounds Museum Society $35.00 aldwell College $500.00 alifomia Academy of Science $485.00 California Baptist University - California Baptist College $1,150.00 alifomia Lutheran Universi ty $120.00 alifomia Maritime Academy Foundation Inc $500.00 >lifomia Musical Theatre $785.00 7,alifomia Polytechnic State University $650.00 5alifornia State University Fresno Foundation $130.00 California State Universi ty Long Beach Foundation $450.00

California State University, Long Beach Foundation/Academic Corp. Council $150.00

California Symphony Orchestra Inc $250.00 alva Bible College $340.00 alvin College $50.00 alvin Theological Seminary $1,000.00 cam bell House Museum $150.00 anterbu Choral Society $550.00 anton Symphony Orchestra Association $250.00 __^an_ on_ Moon Theatre Company $150.00 a ital of Texas Public Telecommunications Council - - $100:00 a ital Public Radio, Inc $75.00 ardinal Stritch University Inc - Cardinal Stritch College $100.00 arleton College $100.00 amegie Mellon University $300.00 arroll College $150.00 arroll County Historical Society $120.00 arter Center $125.00 rase Alumni Association Case Institute of Technolo $100.00 ase Western Reserve Universi ty $150.00 athedral Arts Inc $595.00 atholic University of America 1 $50.00

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Cedarville College $100.00 Center for Puppetry Arts Inc $121.00 Center of Creative Arts $ 125.00 Central Baptist Theological $600.00 Central Connecticut State College $25.00 Central Illinois Youth Symp hony $25.00 Central Kansas Flywheels, Inc $50.00 Central Methodist College $13,750.00 Central Michi gan University $635.00 Central Missouri State Universi ty Foundation Inc $1,008.00 Central Valley Center for the Arts Inc $1,450.00

Challenger Center for Space Science Education - Challenger Center/Space Science Education $ 100.00

Charleston Southern Universi ty $ 100.00 Chatham College $250.00 Chatillon-Demenil House Foundation $75.00 Cheboygan Area Arts Council Inc $40.00 Chelsea Center for the Arts $25.00 Chicago Ballet Arts $ 500.00 Chicago Historical Society $85.00 Chicago Horticultural Society $785.00 Chicago Humanities Festival $75.00 Chicago Shakespeare Theater $80.00 Chicago Symphony Orchestra - Orchestral Association $3,060.00 Chicago Theatre Group Inc $250.00 Chicago Zoological Society $ 121.00

Chico State University Foundation - California State University, Chico $ 1,550.00

Chinese Music Ensemble of New York Inc $200.00 Chippewa Valley Symphony Foundation Tr $250.00 Christian Youth Theater Chicago $350.00 City College Fund $125.00 City Colleges of Chicago Foundation-WYCC TV Channel 20 $190.00 Civil War Preservation Trust $157.00 Clague Playhouse Inc $100.00 Clark University $1 00.00 Clarke College $1,664.00 Clarkson University $ 175.00 Clayton Community Library Foundation $2,573.00 Clemson University $ 100.00 Clemson University Foundation $1,500.00 Cleveland Botanical Garden $ 1,650.00 Cleveland Institute of Art $1,500.00 Cleveland Museum of Art $590.00 Cleveland Museum of Natural History $195.00

Cleveland Pops Orchestra - The Cleveland Pops Orchestra, Inc. 24000 Mercantile $200.00

Cleveland Public Radio $200.00 Cleveland State University Foundation Inc $625.00 Colgate Universi ty $50.00 College of Mount Saint Vincent $2,600.00 College of Saint Elizabeth $2, 125.00 College of St Scholastica Inc $150.00 College of the Holy Cross Trustees $1,725.00

Page 47 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matchin g Gifts P'Vdlnirn 4 :w t..y-I^i cr N3'+ 1 `3a IvMtJJ1GC!i.'•F.R _10. IQ i`l^ ^/^!^WU4^y^ :'ollege of Wooster $600.00 -ollin County Community College District Foundation $750.00 2ollinsville Historical Museum $125.00 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation $1,040.00 Colony Theatre Company $100.00 Colorado State Universi ty Foundation $25.00 Columbia University (Trustees) $400.00 Columbus Museum of Art $100.00 Columbus Zoological Park $150.00 Commonwealth Zoological Corporation $75.00

Community Communications Inc - Community Communications, Inc. WMFE $390.00

Community Concert Association Canton Illinois Ltd $50.00 Doncordia Seminary $1,250.00 Concordia Theological. Seminary $3,000.00 Concordia University - Concordia College $1,934.00 Concordia University System $500.00 -oncordia University Wisconsin Foundation $2,000.00 Connecticut College $100.00 Connecticut Historical Society $30.00

Connecticut Players Foundation Inc - Long Wharf Theatre Co. $475.00 Connecticut Theater Foundation Inc $125.00 Conner Prairie Museum Inc $1,100.00 Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art $1,950.00 Cornell College $200.00 Cornell University $1,190.00 Cornell University $240.00

Corporation of the Fine Arts Museums - Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco $70.00 Covenant Theological Semina Foundation $500.00 Creative Sharp Presentations Inc $500.00 Creighton Universi $125.00 Criswell Center for Biblical Studies - Criswell College $315.00 Crossroads Incorporated $618.00 Crowded Fire Theater Company $25.00 Crown College $300.00

Culture Works the Arts and Culture Alliance of the Miami Valley $625.00

Cumberland County Playhouse Inc $100.00 Curators of the Universi ty of Missouri $12,300.00 Curators of the University of Missouri-K WMU $357.00

Curators of the University of Missouri-University of Missouri-Rolla $450.00

Curtis Community Arts Council Inc $150.00 Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Society - -- $310.00 Dallas Baptist University $2,500.00 Dallas Museum Art $2,575.00 Dallas Symphony Association $250.00 Dallas Theological Seminary $300.00 Danceworks, Inc. $410.00 Delta College Quality Public Broadcasting $150.00 DePaul University $1,100.00 Depauw Universi ty $550.00

Page 48 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts Pia RUM 5R:1.r. ": a Des Moines Metro Opera Inc $50.00

Detroit Educational Television Foundation WTVS- Channel 56 In Detroit $1,129.00

Detroit Institute of Arts Founders Society $270.00 Detroit Performing Artists Inc $335.00 Detroit Science Center Inc $216.00

Detroit Symphany Orchestra Hall - Detroit Symphony Orchestra $250.00

Detroit Zoological Society $333.00 Dickinson College $50.00 Double Helix Corp. (Kdhx) $552.00 Douglass Fund $550.00 Drew County Historical Socie $40.00 Drew Universi ty $200.00 Drury University $550.00 Duke University $200.00 Duquesne University of the Holy Ghost $50.00 E.C. Scranton Memorial Library $25.00 East Stroudsburg Universi ty Foundation $200.00 ?astern Michi gan Universi ty Foundation $865.00 :^7astem Michi gan University Foundation - WEUM-FM 89.1 $91.00 Lastem Upper Peninsula Fine Arts Council $ 1,000.00 3ducational Broadcasting Corp $1,155.00 .ducational Information Corporation - WCPE Radio $50.00

--iteljorg Museum of the American Indian and Western Art Inc. $60.00 El Paso Opera $ 1,000.00 ?1 in Youth Symphony Orchestra Inc $50.00

LImwood Park Civic Ballet Company D/B/A Ballet Legere - Elmwood Park Civic Ballet Company Ballet Leg $4,200.00

:mo University $50.00

3ndowment Association of the College of Wm & Mary In VA Incorp - College of William and Mary $ 1,000.00

3ta Creative Arts Foundation $6,000.00 Eugene Field House Foundation $250.00 Lvangel College $2,500.00 Lvansville Symphonic Band Incorporated $150.00 .airfield University $125.00 .airlei h Dickinson University $50.00 =emwood Inc-Femwood Botanic Garden $50.00 =field Museum of Natural History $782.00 -ine Arts Chamber Players $ 160.00

=lagstaff Symphony Association - Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra $200.00 -lorida Studio Theatre $ 100.00 .ontbonne Universi ty $325.00 ?ordham University $250.00 .orest Park Forever , Inc $1,500.00 .ort Worth Symphony Orchestra Association Inc $1,000.00 .oundation for Indiana Universi ty of Pennsylvania $25.00

.oundation for Public Broadcasting In Georgia Inc - The Foundation for Public Broadcasting In Georgi $ 120.00

.ractured Atlas Productions Inc $10,000.00 Zranciscan Universi ty of Steubenville $530.00

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Franklin & Marshall College $150.00 Fremont Symphony Orchestra $2,500.00

Friends & Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library - Friends of the San Francisco Public Libra $200.00

Friends of Old World Wisconsin Inc $55.00 Friends of the Brazeal Dennard Chorale $700.00 Friends of the Cleveland Public Library $75.00 Friends of the Cross County Library $50.00 Friends of the Domes Inc $40.00 Friends of the East Broad Top Inc $75.00 Friends of the Frank B Koller Memorial Library Inc $50.00 Friends of the National Zoo $100.00 Friends of the Northville District Library Inc $30.00 Friends of the Strand Inc $50.00 Friends of the Town Hall Library Inc $550.00 Friends of Thirteen Inc $350.00 Friends of Tower Grove Park Inc $80.00 Friends of WHA-TV Inc $165.00 Friends of Wvpe Inc - WVPE Public Radio $160.00 Friends Universi ty $50.00 Furman University $1,500.00 Gallaudet University $100.00 Garfield Heritage Society Inc $15,000.00 Gatherings on the Green Inc $200.00

General Council of the Assemblies of God - Central Bible College $600.00

George Bush Presidential Library Foundation $44.00 George Washington Universi ty $100.00 Georgetown Public Library Board $500.00 Georgetown University $1,000.00 Georgia Shakespeare Festival Inc $200.00 Georgia State University $50.00 Georgia Tech Foundation Inc $550.00 Gerald R Ford Foundation $50.00 Given Memorial Library $100.00 Glen Ellen Childrens Chorus - Glen Ellyn Childrens Chorus $1,000.00 Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy $35.00 Golden Gate Universi ty $100.00 Goucher College $50.00 Grace Bible College $500.00 Grand Rapids Civic Theatre Inc $25.00 Grand Rapids Symphony Society $150.00 Grand Valley State University $190.00

Grand Valley State Uni versity - Grand Valley State University-WGVU & WGVK- TV $136.00 Grant Park Orchestral Association $25.00

Great Lakes Museum of Science Environment and Technology $65.00

Great Lakes Theater Festival Inc - The Great Lakes Theater Festival Inc. $50.00

Greater Austin Performin g Arts Center $500.00 Greater Louisville Fund for the Arts Inc $150.00 Greater St. Louis Arts and Educational Council $50.00 Greenville College $100.00

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3rosse Pointe Library Foundation $60.00 3addam Historical Society $25.00

-lammond Development Corporation - Towle Community Theater - Hammond Development Corporation $50.00

Siam den-S dney College $200.00 Ham ton Universi ty $1,000.00 Hanover College Trustees $1,604.00 Hardin g Universi ty $1,300.00 Hartford Stage Company $130.00 Harvard Glee Club Foundation Inc $100.00 Harvard University $700.00 Harvey Mudd College $210.00 Haverford College $50.00

Health Science Center Foundation at Syracuse Inc - Upstate Medical University Foundation $50.00

Heard Museum - The Heard Museum $150.00 Hellertown Area Library Association $100.00 Hendrix College $3,000.00 Hesston College $75.00 Hillsdale College $3,350.00 Hindu American Temple and Cultural Center Inc $108.00 Hiram College $300.00 Historical Society of Saginaw County $25.00 Holden Arboretum $250.00 Holy Cross College Inc $100.00 Houghton College $100.00 Houston Baptist University Auxiliary $25.00 Houston Grand Opera $150.00 Houston Symphony Society $100.00 Humboldt State University Advancement Foundation $100.00 Hutchinson Community College Endowment Association $130.00 Idaho Shakespeare Festival Inc $100.00 Illinois College $2,500.00 Illinois Institute of Technology $75.00 Illinois Railway Museum $100.00 Illinois State University Foundation $1,665.00 Illinois Symphony Orchestra Inc $30.00 Illinois Wesleyan Universi ty $1,750.00 Indiana Symphony Society Inc $500.00 Indianapolis Art Center Inc $250.00 Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra Inc $225.00 Indianapolis Museum of Art $280.00 Indianapolis Opera Company Inc $25.00 Indianapolis Symphonic Choir Inc $120.00 -.(ndi3 QIj mn hofyOrchPC. ni1ndationin $100.00 Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Foundation Inc $175.00 Indianapolis Zoological Society Inc $1,336.00 Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Foundation $1,190.00 Institute of American Indian Arts Foundation $25.00 Interlochen Center for the Arts $100.00 Iowa State University Foundation $350.00 Irish American Heritage Center $125.00 Itasca Community College Foundation $100.00 Jacksonville Symphony Association $500.00

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James Dick Foundation for the Performing Arts $150.00 James Madison University Foundation Inc $75.00 Japanese Friendshi p Garden Society of San Diego $45.00 Jazz Arts Grou p of Columbus $50.00

Joe Goode Perfomance Group - Joe Goode Performance Group $500.00

John & Mable Fingling Museum of Art Foundation $90.00 John Brown University $550.00 John Carroll Universi ty Inc $100.00 John F Kennedy Center for the Performin g Arts $729.00 John F Kennedy Universi ty $1,000.00 John G Shedd Aquarium Socie $1,362.00 Johns Hopkins University $25.00 Johnson Bible College $4,500.00 Johnson C Smith University Incorporated $100.00 Joyful Noise Inc $50.00 Kansas City Jazz Orchestra $1,175.00 Kansas Public Telecom. Service, Inc. (KPTS-Tv) $115.00 Kansas Wesleyan Universi ty $500.00 Kauffman Center for the Performin g Arts $2,500.00 KCRW Foundation Inc $60.00 KCSC Classical Radio Foundation $50.00 Kent State University Foundation $135.00 Kent State University Foundation-WKSU - WKSU-FM $109.00 Kenyon College $300.00 Kettering University $200.00 Kimball Art Center $75.00 Knox College $600.00 KQED Inc $999.00 KTEH-TV Foundation $50.00 KUT / KUTX Public Radio $188.00 KVIE, Inc. $90.00 La Salle University $250.00 Lafayette College $150.00 Laguna College of Art and Design $100.00

Lake County Chapter of the Archaeol Society of OH Ind Museum of Lake Co Ohio - Indian Museum of Lake $30.00

Lake Erie Junior Nature & Science Center $100.00 Lake Forest College $125.00 Lake Su perior State Universi ty Foundation $608.00 Lakeview Museum of Arts & Sciences $100.00 Lakewood Arts Festival Inc $50.00 Lamar University ------5250-00 Landmarks Association of St Louis Inc $35.00 Landmark s-Presewatioa-CAurtcil-of lhiw i.s Lawrence Arts Center, Inc. $100.00 Lawrence Community Theatre $350.00 Lawrence Technological Universi ty $9,151.00 Lawrence Universi ty of Wisconsin $125.00 Lehi gh University $1,100.00 Letourneau Universi $375.00 Liberty Memorial Association $72.00 Liberty University Inc $200.00 Library Foundation for the Benefit of St Louis Public Library $75.00

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Light Opera Works Inc $100.00 Lincoln Christian College and Seminary $400.00 Lincoln Park Zoological Society $50.00 Little Silver Library Association $25.00 Livingstone College $100.00 Long Beach Opera $250.00 Long Island University $35.00 Loyola Ma mount University $6,000.00 Loyola University of Chicago $350.00 Loyola University of Chicago $1,150.00 Lubbock Symp hony Orchestra $150.00 Lumina Studio Theatre $500.00 Luxembourg American Cultural Society Inc $5,000.00 Lyndon State College Foundation $25.00 Lyric Opera of Chicago $1,630.00 Macomb Community College Foundation $175.00 Mad Factory Inc $250.00 Magic House $185.00 Maharishi University of Management $4,900.00 Maine Historical Society $125.00 Maine Public Broadcasting Corporation $50.00 Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage $50.00 Manhattan Christian College $150.00 Manhattan College $200.00 Marian College $1,500.00 Maricopa Community College - KJZZ -FM $300.00 Marion Players Inc $310.00 \4ar uette University $1,525.00 Marshall-Wythe School of Law Foundation $100.00 \4a rove College $100.00 Maryville University of St Louis $25.00 vIassachusetts Institute of Tech $850.00 Masterwork Chorus Inc $750.00 Viayo Clinic $300.00 VIchen Coun ty Historical Society $30.00 VIckendree College $50.00 4cNay Art Museum $18,995.00

Medical College of Wisconsin Inc - The Medical College of Wisconsin $1,500.00

Meharry Medical College $50.00 Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens Corporation $100.00 \4erola Opera Program $50.00 Metro olitan Indiana olis Public Broadcastin Inc $885.00 Metropolitan Museum of Art $260.00 Metro olitan O era Association Inc $50.00 vletro olitan Opera Guild, Inc siw.w \4iami University Foundation Inc $400.00 'tichi an Opera Theatre $350.00 viichi an Tech Fund $100.00 vlichi an Theater Foundation Inc $200.00 %4id Michi gan Communi College Foundation $1,600.00 Middletown Townshi p Public Library Foundation $50.00 vIillikin Universi ty $3,006.00 vlills College $1,500.00

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e- 4,8::= SIMON= ii, I AN i L Milwaukee Art Museum Inc. $1,845.00 Milwaukee Ballet Company Inc $817.00 Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Ltd $100.00 Milwaukee Public Library Foundation Inc $60.00 Milwaukee Public Museum Inc $510.00 Milwaukee Repertory Theater Inc $400.00 Milwaukee School of Engineering $55.00 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Inc $4,376.00 Miner County Historical Society $25.00 Mingei International Inc $60.00 Mississi pp i State University Foundation Inc $500.00 Missouri Baptist College $1,020.00 Missouri State University Foundation $2,900.00 Mixed Blood Theatre Company $100.00

Modjeska Theatre Company Inc - Modjeska Youth Theater Company $250.00

Monmouth University $110.00 Monroe County Historical Society Inc $60.00 Monterey Bay Aq uarium Foundation $250.00

Moody Bible Institute of Chicago - Wmbi- Moody Bible Institute of Chicago $250.00

Moraine Symphony Orchestra Inc $50.00 Mount Holyoke College $400.00 MSU Foundation Inc $100.00 Muhlenberg College $375.00 Murray State University Foundation $100.00 Museum Associates - Los Angeles Coun Museum of Art $148.00 Museum of Fine Arts - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston $100.00 Museum of Fine Arts Houston $65.00 Museum of Modem Art $75.00 Museum of Northern Arizona Inc $233.00 Museum of the American Quilters Society $100.00 Music In the Mountains $250.00 Music of the Baroque Concert Series Inc $150.00 Musical Arts Association - Musical Arts Association The Cleveland Orchestra $6,787.00

Naperville Heritage Society $1,000.00

Naperville North Central College Performing Arts Association Inc $100.00

Nasher Scul pture Center $75.00 National Black Arts Festival Inc $250.00 National Cowboy Hall of Fame & Western Heritage Center $175.00 NationalSIaIL_ of Art $4,500.00 National Museum of Women In the Arts Inc 5.0

National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution - Connecticut Society of the Sons of the Arne $50.00

National Trust for Historic Preservation In the United States $235.00 National Womens Histo ry Museum $150.00 National World War II Museum Inc $100.00

National Wrestling Hall of Fame Inc - National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum $800.00

New Haven International Festival of Arts and Ideas, Inc $2,500.00

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New Haven Symphony Orchestra Inc $100.00 New Jersey Ballet Company Inc $100.00 New York Botanical Garden $426.00 New York Ci ty_ Ballet Inc $350.00 New York City Opera Inc $100.00 New York Public Library $80.00 New York University $1,250.00 Newark Public Radio Inc $175.00 Next Act Theatre Inc $100.00 Norman Rockwell Museum at Stockbridge Inc $100.00 North Arkansas Symphony Society Inc $500.00

North Carolina A & T University Foundation Inc - North Carolina A&T State University $150.00

North Carolina Museum of Art Foundation Inc $50.00 North Central College $325.00

North Texas Public Communications Foundation, Inc. (Kera & Kdtn) $60.00

Northbrook Sym phony Orchestra Inc $100.00 Northeastern Educational Television of Ohio Inc $595.00 Northeastern Universi ty $50.00 Northern Arizona Universi ty $500.00 Northern Illinois Universi ty $100.00 Northern Illinois University Foundation-WN[U-FM $100.00 Northern Lights Music Festival $4,000.00

Northern Michigan University Development Fund-WNMU Public TV & Radio $440.00

Northern Michigan Universi ty Foundation $1,015.00 Northland College $100.00 Northwest Foundation $50.00 Northwestern Michigan College Foundation $100.00 Northwestern Universi ty $900.00 Notre Dame College $500.00

Oberlin Historical and Improvement Organization - Oberlin Historical & Improvement Organization $125.00

Ohio Historical Society $100.00 Ohio University Foundation $1,700.00 Ohio Wesleyan University $550.00 Oklahoma City Museum of Art $600.00 Oklahoma Ci ty National Memorial Foundation $2,800.00 Oklahoma City University $100.00 Oklahoma Educational Television Authori ty Foundation, Inc $180.00 Oklahoma Philharmonic $100.00 ---Oklahoma-State Universi Qundat $6,775.00 Old Dominion Universi ty $2,000.00

---Md State Route, = useu - 0 Olivet Nazarene University $9,297.00 Opera Circle Inc $100.00 Opera Theater of St. Louis $175.00 Oral Roberts University $150.00 Orchestra of New England Inc $500.00 Oregon Public Broadcasting - $125.00 Oregon Shakespeare Festival Association $50.00 Outagamie County Historical Society Inc _ $30.00

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Owens State Communi ty College Foundation $50.00 Ozark Christian College $83.00 Pacifica Foundation $210.00 Pacifica Foundation-KPFA Radio $50.00 Pacifica Foundation-KPFK $85.00 Palace Theater Group Inc $50.00 Pasadena City College Foundation $90.00 Paul Taylor Dance Foundation Inc $50.00 Peninsula Ballet Theatre $5,000.00 Pennsy lvania State Universi ty $4,075.00 Pe erdine University $200.00 Peralta Colleges Foundation $1,000.00 Philander Smith College $100.00 Philbrook Museum of Art Inc $304.00 Phoenix Symphony Association $250.00 Phoenix Theatre Inc $25.00 Piano International Association of Northern Ohio $250.00 Pit & Balcony Inc $100.00 Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation $85.00 Pittsburgh Opera Theater Inc $215.00 Plattsburgh College Foundation Inc $250.00 Players Ring Company $40.00 Playhouse Sq uare Foundation $900.00 Plymouth Symphony Society $250.00 Polytechnic University $1,800.00 Pomona College $696.00 Pope John XXIII National $150.00 Preservation & Trustees of Bates College $200.00 President & Trustees of Colby College $500.00

President-Board of Trustees Santa Clara College - University of Santa Clara $100.00 Princeton University $100.00 Providence College $125.00 Public Museum Foundation of Grand Rap ids $35.00 Public Television 19 Inc $175.00 Purdue Foundation Inc - Purdue Universi ty Foundation $29,824.00 Quincy College $125.00 Quincy Universi ty Corporation $500.00 Quinni p iac University $1,275.00 Razorback Foundation Inc $4,610.00 Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic Inc $3,500.00 Redlands Conservancy $1,500.00 Recd Institute - Reed Colle a _- $25.00 Rees Carillon Society $50.00

Regents of ife University ofMichigan - ']ty-6f'MiC1 350.00

Regents of the University of Michigan - WUOM FM $50.00 Regis Universi ty $350.00 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $300.00 Repertory Theatre of St Louis $700.00 Rhodes College $100.00 Richardson Sym phony Orchestra Guild Inc $2,000.00 Rider University $250.00 Riveredge Nature Center Inc $100.00

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Robert W Woodruff Arts Center Inc - Alliance Theatre Company $150.00

Robert W Woodruff Arts Center Inc - Atlanta Symphony Orchestra $25.00

Rochester College $3,200.00 Rochester Institute of Technolo $1,000.00 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Inc $98.00 Rockdale Historical Society $30.00 Rockford Symphony Orchestras Inc $100.00 Rockhurst University $8,050.00 Rocky Mountain Public Broadcasting Network Inc $100.00 Rocky River Chamber Music Society $350.00 Rollins College $100.00 Rose Hulman Institute of Technology $1,500.00 Royal Oak Foundation Inc - The Royal Oak Foundation Inc. $55.00 Russian Chamber Orchestra Society $480.00 Rust College $2,000.00 Rutgers University Foundation $4,460.00 Sacred Heart School of Theology $425.00 Saint Francis College $50.00 Saint Louis Ballet Company Saint Louis County Communi ty Chorus $50.00 Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra $910.00

Saint Meinrad Arch Abbey - Saint Meinrad School of Theology $225.00

Saint Xavier Universi ty $106.00 San Antonio Art League $100.00 San Antonio Botanical Society $135.00 San Antonio Public Library $75.00 San Antonio Symphony Society $150.00 San Diego Museum of Man $40.00 San Francisco Choral Artists $1,250.00 San Francisco Opera Association $1,600.00 San Francisco Performances Inc $274.00 San Francisco State University Foundation, Inc. $50.00 San Francisco Symphony $821.00 San Jose Museum of Art Association $38.00 San Mateo Coun ty Community College-KCSM $125.00

San Mateo County Community Colleges Foundation- KCSM Tv/Fm $35.00

ianilac County Historical Society $2,000. Tanta Clara Chorale Inc $250. _-3-antt raa ver-sity- $100. Santa Monica College Foundation $295. nta Rosa Juni or Colle a Foundation $400. Santa Rosa Symphony Association 1S Sarah Lawrence College - --$300. Sarasota Music Archive Inc $40. Sarasota Opera Association Inc $350. Schreiner College $1,250. Scripps College $100. Seattle Symphony Orchestra Inc $200. Second Time Arounders Marching Band Inc $250. iedona Intern ational Film Festival & Workshop $250.

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Self Family Arts Center Inc $375.00 Seton Hall Universi $3,500.00 Seton Hill College $1,500.00 Shakespeare Festival of St Louis $310.00 Shaw Chicago Theatre Company $50.00 Sheldon Arts Foundation $1,050.00 Sherwood Conservato ry of Music $30.00 Shorter College Inc $200.00 Sitting Bull College $100.00 Skidmore College $100.00 Smith College $500.00 Smithsonian Institution - Smithsonian Institution Contributing Membership $457.00

Smithsonian Institution - Smithsonian Institution National Air and Space Museum $189.00

Smoky Hill Public Television $80.00 Sonoma City Opera $1,000.00 Sonoma Valley Museum of Art $1,590.00 South Asian Festival of Los Angeles $15,000.00 Southeast Arkansas Concert $1,120.00 Southeast Missouri University $750.00 Southern Illinois University $25.00 Southern Illinois Universi ty Foundation $930.00 Southern Methodist University $635.00 Southern Nazarene University $25,671.00 Southwest School of Art & Craft $38.00 Southwestern University $2,050.00 Spicewood Arts Society $300.00 Springfield College $700.00 St Charles Public Library Foundation Inc $50.00 St Johns University $50.00 St Lawrence Universi ty $100.00 St Louis Art Museum Foundation $475.00 St Louis Chamber Chorus $500.00 St Louis Zoo Foundation - Saint Louis Zoo Foundation $558.00 St M arys University of Minnesota $200.00 St Norbert College Inc $525.00 St. Edward's Universi ty, Inc $500.00

St. Louis Regional Educational & Public Television Commission-KETC $790.00

St. Louis Zoological Park $235.00 St. Mary's College of California $1,100.00 -St.-ACchael's-Coll-ege $1,000.00 St. Vladimir's Semin $2,250.00 es-%.J^Quis $225.00 Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Inc - Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens $126.00

Stanford University $1,150.00

Stanford University Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Ju - Stanford Fund $50.00

3teppenwolf Theater Co - The Steppenwolf Theater Company $120.00

Stevens Institute of Technology Trustees $300.00 Stockton Civic Theatre A Corp $800.00

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Stonehill College $600.00

Stout University Foundation Inc - Stout State University Foundation Inc $30.00

Suburban Opera Theatre State Repertory Opera SRO $350.00 Susquehanna University $ 1,050.00 Swarthmore College $400.00 Synaesthetic Theatre $300.00 Synchronicity Performance Group $3,250.00 Syracuse University $1,000.00 Temp le Universi ty $ 1,000.00 Tennessee State University Foundation $25.00 Tennessee Technological University Foundation $100.00 Texas A & M University $12,243.00 (Texas A & M University 12th Man Foundation $72.00 Texas A&M University-Kingsville Foundation Inc $375.00 Texas Christian University $30.00 Texas Public Radio $1 ,338.00 Texas State Alumni Association $50.00 Texas State Universi ty - San Marcos $200.00 Texas Tech Universi ty Foundation $8,007.00 Theatre Bay Area $250.00 Thomas A Edison State College Foundation Inc $35.00 Thomas Gilcrease Museum Association $65.00 Topeka Symphony Society $250.00 Tougaloo College National Alumni Association Inc $500.00 Transport Museum Association $100.00 Tri-State Public Telep lex Inc $25.00 Trini ty Christian College Association $40.00 Trini ty College $450.00 Trini ty College $325.00 Trini ty International University $400.00 Trini ty Universi ty $2,250.00 Truman State University Foundation $50.00

Trustees of Boston University - Boston University Trustees Develop & Alumni $100.00

Trustees of Columbia University In the City of New York $100.00 Trustees of Dartmouth College $550.00 Trustees of Grinnell College $527.00 Trustees of Princeton University $50.00 Trustees of the Universi ty of Pennsylvania $200.00 Trustees of Tufts College $150.00 Trustees of Tufts College - Tufts Universi ty $250.00 _ Trustees of Union Colle a $8,191.00 Tryon Fine Arts Center Inc --Sf,500.00 Tusculum College $250.00 Tuske ee University - --$ 125.00 Twin Cities Public Television Inc $50.00 U C Santa Cruz Foundation $250.00 U S A Film Festival $47.00 UCI Foundation $400.00 UCLA Foundation $50.00 Unicorn Theatre $200.00 Union Avenue Opera Theatre $50.00 United Negro College Fund Inc $420.00

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United Negro College Fund Inc - United Negro College Fund-SF $525.00

United Negro College Fund Inc - Washington DC Area Office $55.00

United Performin g Arts Fund Inc $375.00 United States Coast Guard Academy Alumni Association Inc $50.00 United States Holocaust Memorial Council $86.00

United States Holocaust Memorial Council - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum $100.00

United States Li ghthouse Society $35.00

United States Merchant Marine Academy Alumni Foundation Inc $200.00

United States Naval Academy Foundation Inc $407.00 University Advancement Foundation $150.00 University at Albany Foundation $100.00 Universi ty Foundation at Sacramento State $50.00 Universi ty of Alaska Foundation $200.00 University of Arizona Foundation $150.00 University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff $5,150.00 Universi ty Of Arkansas Foundation Inc $2,305.00 University of Arkansas Medical Sciences $25.00 Universi ty of California Berkeley Foundation $6,900.00 University of California-Santa Barbara $100.00 University of Central Arkansas Foundation Inc $1,250.00 University of Central Florida Foundation Inc $100.00 University of Central Oklahoma Foundation $5,000.00 Universi ty of Chicago $700.00 University of Conn Law School Foundation Inc $50.00 University of Connecticut Foundation Incorporated $5,610.00 Universi of Dayton $100.00 University of Detroit Mercy $3,850.00 University of Florida $629.00 University Of Hartford $530.00 University of Hawaii Foundation $50.00 University of Houston Foundation $335.00 Universi ty of Houston-Downtown $100.00 University of Indianapolis $100.00 Universi ty of Kansas $300.00 University of Kansas-KANU 91.5 FM $365.00 Universi ty of Kentuc $150.00 University-of_Maryland-College Park Foundation Inc $4,000.00 University of Miami $50.0 Universi ty-of Minnesota Foundation $50.00 Universi ty of Mississi pp i Foundation -$1,750.00 Universi ty of Missouri $11,354.00 University of Missouri at St Louis Alumni Association $35.00 Universi ty of Missouri Law School Foundation $15,000.00 Universi ty of Missouri- Kansas City & (KCUR) $450.00 University of Nebraska Foundation $100.00

University of New Haven - University of New Haven In West Haven $35.00

Universi ty of New Mexico Foundation Incorporated $25.00

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Universi ty of North Carolina $100.00

University of North Carolina --Center for Public Television - UNC Center for Public Television $55.00

Universi ty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill $3,061.00 University of North Florida Foundation Inc $200.00 Universi ty of North Texas Foundation $25.00 Universi ty of Northern Colorado Foundation Inc $100.00 University of Notre Dame Du Lac $1,175.00 Universi ty of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc $2,435.00

University Of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc-KGOU - KROU Public Radio $350.00

University of Oregon $50.00 Universi ty of Ore on Foundation $100.00 University of Rio Grande $1,000.00 University of San Francisco $2,025.00

University of South Carolina Business Partnership Foundation $500.00

University of South Carolina Educational Foundation $125.00 University of South Dakota Foundation $5,000.00

University of South Florida Foundation Inc - WUSF - University of South Florida Foundation Inc. $225.00 Universi ty of Southern California $12,375.00 University of Southern Indiana Foundation Inc $107.00 University of St Thomas $100.00 University of Tennessee $25.00 University of Texas at Arlington $175.00 University of Texas Law School Foundation $2,250.00 University of the Incarnate Word $1,200.00 Universi ty of the Pacific $1,500.00 University of Tulsa $85.00 University of Vermont $1,000.00

University of Virginia Alumni Association - University Of Virginia Fund $500.00

University of Virginia Alumni Association- University of Virginia Center for Politics $50.00 University of Virginia Darden School Foundation $150.00 University of Virginia Law School Foundation $1,200.00 University of Washin gton Foundation $705.00 University of Wisconsin Foundation $5,726.00 Universi ty of Wisconsin La Crosse Foundation Inc $50.00 University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Foundation Inc $100.00 Universi ty of Wisconsin Superior Foundation Inc $3,000.00 Un'versy of Wisconsi n-Eau Claire Foundation Inc $175.00 US Catholic Conferenc-Catholic Theological Union 200.0 US Catholic Conference - Conception Seminary College $940.00 US Catholic Conference- The Athenaeum of Ohio "$1-,200.00 US Catholic Conference-Saint Francis Seminary $300.00 US Catholic Conference-St. Mary-of-the-Woods College $825.00

US Catholic Conference-University of St. Mary of the Lake - University of St. Mary of the Lake Munde $1,377.00 UWM Foundation Inc $600.00 UWM Foundation Inc - WUWM Milwaukee Public Radio $250.00 V M I Foundation Incorporated $100.00 Valparaiso University _ $3,600. 00

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Vanderbilt University $100.00 Vassar College $1,260.00 Vermilion County Museum Society $75.00 Vermont Public Radio $35.00 Victoria Theatre Association $1,725.00 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Inc $100.00 Virginia Tech Foundation, Inc $350.00 W B Ez Alliance Inc $1,010.00 Walsh College of Accountancy and Business Administration $500.00

Washin on & Lee University Universi ty Place $630.00 Washington County Historical Society Inc $50.00 Washington State Universi ty Foundation $100.00 Washington Universi ty $15,675.00 Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Inc $250.00 Waukesha Symphony Inc $75.00 Wayne Center for the Arts $34.00 Wayne State Universi ty $454.00 Wayne State University-WDET-FM 101.9 $345.00 Weathervane Community Playhouse Inc $75.00 Webster Universi ty $275.00 Wellesley College $500.00

West Bend Memorial Foundation Inc - Museum of Wisconsin Art $100.00

West Central Illinois Educational Telecommunications Corporation $250.00

West Michi gan Horticultural Society Inc $500.00 West Windsor Arts Council Inc $500.00 Western Illinois University Foundation $1,050.00 Western Michigan University Foundation $240.00 Western Michigan Universi ty Foundation - WMUK FM $100.00 Western Reserve Historical Society $181.00

Western Wisconsin Technical College Foundation Inc - Western Technical College Foundation Inc $25.00

Westminster College $3,000.00 Westminster College $250.00 Westmont College $500.00 White Pine Community Broadcasting Inc $25.00 Whitman College Board of Trustees $200.00 WHYY-Channel 12 $1,220.00 Wichita Sedgw ich County Historial Museum Association $35.00 Wilkes Universi ty $25.00 W-illiam-Bonifas Fine-Ars-Center-Inc . $50.00 William Jessup University $3,000.00 William Jewell College Trustees of $2,500.00 Williamstown Theatre Foundation Inc $100.00 Wilmington College $60.00 Window To the World Communications Inc - WITW- Channel 11- Chicago $486.00

Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra Inc $25.00 Wisconsin Lutheran College Conference Inc $15,100.00 Wisconsin Maritime Museum Inc $500.00 Wisconsin Public Broadcastin g Foundation Inc $85.00 Wisconsin Public Radio Association Inc $770.00

Page 62 of 63 STATEMENT B 2007 AT&T Foundation Matching Gifts

Wittenberg University $250.00 WMNR-Monroe Board of Education $25.00 WNYC Radio $1,804.00 Wol f Trap Foundation for the PerformingArts $260.00 Women Make Movies Inc $250.00 World Learnin Inc $25.00 WSHU Radio $745.00 Xavier University of Louisiana $1,000.00 Yale University $2,700.00 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts $55.00 Young Pianist Competition of NJ $250.00 Zoological Socie of Milwaukee County $568.00 Chicago Educational Television Association WTTW $2,180.00 Connecticut Public Broadcasting Inc $1,997.00 Ideastream-Media Inc $1,825.00 Indiana University Foundation $2,885.00 Kansas State Universi ty Foundation $8,485.00 Michi gan State University $8,065.00 Missouri Botanical Garden $6,081.00 Missouri Historical Society Jefferson Memorial Building $1,188.00 Moody Bible Institute of Chicago $6,980.00 St Louis Science Center Foundation $3,144.00 St Louis University $14,430.00 St Louis Zoo Friends Association $17,326.00 University of Illinois Foundation $4,044.00 University Of Texas Houston-M.D. Anderson Cancer Center $1,765.00 University of Texas-Austin $3,605.00 US Catholic Conference-Kenrick-Glennon Semin $23,175.00

Page 63 of 63 STATEMENT B AT&T Employee Disaster Relief Fund • -- • ------• ------November Disaster Payments ------

3rant Type Total Last Name First Name State DESCRIPTION/REMITTANCE MESSAGE

1 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,800 Abrams Donna CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 2 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,870 Albano Elizabeth CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 3 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 332 Amiridavanl Becky CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 4 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,900 Arenas Carlos CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 5 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 5.300 Barajas Armando CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 6 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1.196 Blonde Richard CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 7 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 514 Boryla-Payne Kathleen CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 8 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,906 Brady Christine CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 9 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 4,174 Carpenter Jonathon CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 10 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,140 Celaya Marceline CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 11 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,514 Cody Marion CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 12 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,780 Coulombe Susan CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 13 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 5,484 de Guzman Rodd CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 14 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 972 Downey Julie CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 15 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 4,174 Durbin Linda CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 16 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,448 Durham Michael CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 17 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,832 Ebert Jeff CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 18 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,436 Fernstrom Julia CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 19 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,064 Finley Marie CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 20 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,850 Fort Linette CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 21 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 878 Freire Armando CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 22 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,698 Gibson Jack M. CA For short-tern assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 23 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,848 Gouirand Sr Tim CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 24 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 450 Grajkowski Micheal CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 25 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,060 Grayson Arthur CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 26 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,316 Greenberg Yvonne CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 27 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 4,596 Gurrea Catherine CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 28 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,942 Ha zel William CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram relatedlothe California Wildfires 29 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,684 Heath Michelle CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 30 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 5,968 Hild Brenda J. CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 31 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,908 Hudson Teresa CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 32 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,064 Huerta Ramiro CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 33 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,248 Hulgan Marilee CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 34 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,288 Kingsbauer Steve CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 35 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2.448 Kremer Kevin CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires

1\3 STATEMENT C AT&T Employee Disaster Relief Fu nd November Disaster Payments

;rant Type Total Last Name First Name State DESCRIPTION/REMITTANCE MESSAGE

36 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,514 LaPlante Patricia CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 37 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 878 Lee Carol CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 38 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,312 Lerma Albert CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 39 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,800 Lopez Lesia CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 40 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,060 Love Bonita CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 41 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,524 Loyola Sidney CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 42 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 696 Lustina Kevin CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 43 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 972 Maly Larisa CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 44 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,252 Martinez Edward CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 45 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2.808 Matticola Michael CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 46 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3.436 Matuzak Kasha CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Pro ram related to the California Wildfires 47 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 878 McCombs Mary CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 48 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,754 Melgs-McDonnell Michele CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 49 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,420 Miller Knsti CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 50 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,196 Mittry Lacy CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 51 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2.140 Montague Terri CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 52 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,832 Moran Michael CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 53 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2.500 Newman William CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 54 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,450 Noet Mark CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 55 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,450 Northam Jane CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 56 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,524 Olah Otto CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 57 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 4,174 Oleson James CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 58 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,570 Palacios Stephanie CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 59 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 972 Pearson Michael CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 60 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,780 Pena Robert CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 61 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,756 Perez Evelyn CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 62 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1.980 Pham Dana CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 63 AT&T Foundation Employee $ - 1,248 Pilote Danielle CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires -- 64 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 4,600 Powers Lisa CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 65 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,076 Saberon Jorge Nestorlo CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 66 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,216 Sag Michael CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Pro g ram related to the California Wildfires 67 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,448 Schauerman Grant CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 68 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 748 Scissell Patricia CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 69 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1.780 Simmons Marilyn CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 70 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,860 Simmons Shemka CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires

213 STATEMENT C AT&T Employee Disaster Relief Fund -- •------•---- November Disaster Payments ^------•---^------

:rant Type Total Last Name First Name State DESCRIPTIONIREMITTANCE MESSAGE

71 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 982 Smith Martha CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 72 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,550 Surber Robert CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant DIsaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 73 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 972 Thomas Susan CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 74 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2,150 Tiqui June CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 75 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 972 Tryon Pamela CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 76 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,248 Vargas Gloria CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 77 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,436 Vehar John CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 78 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 972 Weishuhn Eric CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 79 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,100 Yuen Samuel CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires $ 171,068

3\3 STATEMENT C AT&T Employee Disaster Relief Fund December Disaster Payments - - T ------

Squ Invoice Total Last Name First Name State DESCRIPTIONIREMITTANCE MESSAGE

1 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,372.00 BAKER RENEE CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 2 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 972 .00 BASTIEN JANET CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 3 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1 , 196.00 BRACAMONTE MARY CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 4 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1 ,060 00 CABELLO BERT CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 5 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 972 00 COTTLE SANTA CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 6 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1.800 00 DOLINSKY KAY CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund P ram related to the California Wildfires 7 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1 , 52400 EDMONDS MELISSA CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 8 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1 ,64400 EISENMANN VICTORIA CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 9 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3,436 00 FERRE DAVID CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 10 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 2 , 152 00 FRY CHAD CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 11 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1 , 524.00 GONZALEZ UBALDO CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 12 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1 , 196 00 HOGAN HEATHER CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 13 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 514 00 HUDOCK MARK CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund P rog ram related to the California Wildfires 14 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 3 , 372 00 JONES ANDRE CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 15 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,420 00 MARKEN BENNIE CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 16 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1.19600 MOSELEY MARY CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 17 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,780.00 MUNDY LYNETTE CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Prog ram related to the California Wildfires 18 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 972 00 NGUYEN TIEN CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund P ram related to the California Wildfires -19 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,524 .00 SADROSADAT HADI CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant -- - isas er elieofF"'naPr'-- re-191e-dl 'th7o'Califomia-Wildfires` 20 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,832 00 SIAWELESKI CRISTINA CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires 21 AT&T Foundation Employee $ 1,248 . 00 VERMILLION CHRIS CA For short-term assistance under AT&T Foundation Employee Disaster Relief Grant Disaster Relief Fund Program related to the California Wildfires $ 34,706 00

STATEMENT D at&t

AT&T COMPETITIVE GRANT PROGRAM

Call for Proposals

DEADLINE: 5:00 p.m., Friday, October 19, 2007

All proposals must be received in AT&T offices by above stated deadline. Incomplete and/or incorrectly formatted applications will not be considered.

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The AT&T Foundation is pleased to announce a competitive grant program for initiatives that integrate wireless technology into education delivery. This $1.5 million program is focused on helping education-related 501(c)(3) public charities and government instrumentalities integrate wireless technology into their ongoing educational programs and outreach. This integration will enhance the delivery of education in settings that engage youth and adults in life-long learning. Grants range from $2,500 to $25,000 and are for one year.

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Qualifying organizations include: • School district/system foundations (but not individual schools or school districts without a foundation) ------• --Private-and-c artef-seheol-foundations---- • Colleges and universities (public and private) • Libraries • Museums • Nonprofits that work on-site with public and private education institutions • Nonprofits that work with public and private education institutions on a project basis (e.g. symphonies, parks, botanical gardens, historical sites, etc.)

Qualifying technologies include : • Cellular Networks, Applications, and Devices n Handhelds/Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) n Wi-Fi and other Wireless Networks

Qualifying wireless proiects include (but are not limited to): ..--Wireless Internet-Access --high-speed-access to the Internet and e-mail. Wireless Database Access Wireless Data Networking - network connectivity to enable easy sharing of database applications and information systems Text and Multimedia Messaging Mobile Audio and Video (for applications such as cell phone museum tours or enhanced learning) Podcasts and Audio Casts STATEMENT E . WiFi on a campus

1 The focus of the PROJECT submitted must be to integrate wireless communications technology into educational delivery for youth and/or adults.

2. Projects must serve 51 percent or more underserved populations through any combination of the following (e.g. 31 % low-income and 20% urban cluster): - Underserved racial and ethnic groups (African-American , Hispanic/Latino , Native American, and Asian-American) - Low-income (as defined by the U.S. Federal Government Departments of Health & Human Service or Housing & Urban Development or U.S. Census Bureau) - Seniors (people 50 years old and above) - Rural (places of less than 2,500 persons , as defined by U.S . Census Bureau) - Urban cluster (places of at least 2 , 500 people but fewer than 50,000 , as defined by U.S. Census Bureau) - People with disabilities (physical , mental , or learning)

3. Project funding recommendations to the Foundation are made on a state-by-state basis. Projects should be developed for the benefit of the submitting state. Example: An Arkansas review committee will make all recommendations on Arkansas submissions, so they should include only Arkansas-based organizations.

4. Additionally, programs must include metrics for achieving and measuring the success of the project.

Grants will NOT be awarded to :

• Individual K- 12 schools, both public and private (see Qualifying Organizations) • Individuals _ • 211 I nformation and Referral Service Agencies Organizations without 501 c) 3 pu liccffa_ity or governor"ent"instrUre►etstality-status----- • Private foundations • Programs that AT&T Foundation is currently funding • Capital campaigns or endowments • Facility construction or renovation • Religious organizations for sectarian purposes • Events or sponsorships • Projects that include only a planning/development phase

AT&T reserves the right to limit overall funding of programs based on the total number of qualified submissions received by the published due date. In addition, depending on the type of project submitted, a site visit may be required before the AT&T Foundation can approve the funding request.

STATEMENT E

V The goal of this competitive grant program is the development of projects that use wireless technology to support education delivery. Requirements for the proposal package:

• The proposal package should be no more than five to eight typed pages (excluding required attachments). n Double-spaced with 12-point font and one-inch margins. • Each page is to be numbered at the bottom. n The attached proposal application is to be completed and submitted as the cover of your proposal. • Submit one original and four (4) copies of your proposal package, identified as the "AT&T Competitive Grant Program," to the appropriate office in your state/region as listed on the final page of this document. Faxed copies will not be accepted. n REMINDER : All proposals must be received in AT&T offices by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, October 19, 2007. • It is recommended that all proposals be submitted by mail since AT&T cannot guarantee that someone will be available to accept personal deliveries.

1. Applicant Organization (Who Are You?) • Provide a brief description ( no more than one page) of your organization's mission, history, and programs. • Describe your vision of how wireless technology can support the mission of your organization and upgrade the world of the people you serve. • Briefly describe your organization's current use of wireless technology, if any.

2. Project Summary (Where Do You Want To Go?) • Provide an executive summary of your proposed wireless technology project [270 characters or less-including spaces]. • Provide a full description of your proposed wireless technology project. • Descnbehowfliis prote`--tcwillstre`n-gl yourb-rganization's-ability-to-meet-its-mission??------• What specific needs will this project address? • Who will you serve with this project?

3. Project Implementation (How Will You Get There?) • Implementation Plan: Provide an implementation plan that includes key implementation activities, estimated timeline and who is responsible for each activity. Please include the project's start (after December 2007) and completion dates. • Project Budget: Clearly describe your project budget using the attached budget form and categories. In addition, include a short but thorough narrative in bullet point format that provides background on the budget items. List by funder and amount, all other funding sources for this project. If no additional funding sources apply to the project, please indicate that as well. • Sustainability: What plans do you have to sustain the project beyond the term of this grant?

Note: Requests above the funding threshold of $25,000 will NOT be considered. If your - -project--requires-funding--beyond-what can--be- sought-thr-ough--this -initiative, it is important to demonstrate that other funding has already been secured and/or that requests are in progress.

4. Project Outcomes (How Will you Know When You've Met Your Goals?)

STATEMENT E • What specific outcomes do you expect (e.g. staff technology capacity, increased number of clients/students served , new outreach capabilities , time efficiencies , etc.)? • What metric will you use to measure these outcomes? • At what intervals will you collect data?

5. Project Communication (How Will You Spread the Word?) • Describe how you plan to announce and to promote your proposed project. Marketing/ publicity plans should include regular opportunities to inform the community about your project and how it successfully meets the objective of this program.

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• Completed Grant Cover Sheet. • IRS 501 (c)(3) tax determination letter and classification as "not a private foundation " under Section 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code or evidence of being a government instrumentality . Please ensure that your tax determination letter or evidence of government instrumentality is valid (i e. expired Advance Ruling letters are not acceptable) • A list of the current board of directors and their corporate affiliations (template attached). • Budget information , using recommended form and an accompanying short, but thorough, background narrative (template attached).

It is very important that applications are reviewed for completeness prior to submission to AT&T. All sections must be complete and all accompanying documentation attached as requested. Incomplete and/or incorrectly formatted applications will not be considered.

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All qualified proposals will be considered by a review panel and evaluated on the criteria defined within the grant RFP. Funding decisions will be announced by the end of December 2007.

A final "Report of Project Results" will be required of each selected entry no later than one year following receipt of the grant check.

STATEMENT E USE AS COVER SHEET

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Name of Organization .

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City State ' Zip:

Website : Amount Requested :

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Special Populations Served by the Project: - Racial and ethnic Please provide the percentage of each group participating Total must equal 100%. If you do not currently track racial and ethnic data , please make an educated estimate . Do not leave any area blank Use a zero entry where appropriate . N/A (not applicable) is not an acceptable entry in this section

% African American %Hispanic/Latino % White ----%-Asian-American ______%..Natiy_American % Other (Define)

Income level: Please provide the percentage of low-income' individuals served by the project If this population is not served by your = organization/project, insert N/A Do not leave blank % Low-income

Other. If the project serves one or more of the populations below, indicate the percentage served If one or more population(s) are not served by your organization/project, insert N/A. Do not leave any area blank. _ % People with Disabilities (physical, mental, or learning) % Rural 2 % Seniors (people 50 years old and above) _ % Urban Cluster3

' As defined by the U S Federal Government Departments of Health & Human-Services (httpJ/aspe.hhs.gov/poverty/95pgverty shtml), Housing and Urban Development (http'Nwww huduser.org/dataselslllo5Tindex html), or U.S. Census Bureau (www.census.gov).

Places of less than 2,500 persons, as defined by the U.S Census Bureau

3-A urban duster is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau as territory that has at least 2,500 people but fewer than 50,000.

STATEMENT E BUDGET INFORMATION :

Please use this budget form as a guide for outlining your expenses for the PROJECT ONLY . You may modify it or submit your own budgets if they approximate this format and provide all necessary information.

Total Project Budget: $

Amount Applied for: $

Name of Organization:

Budget Period: to

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(A) Total Wireless Technology

Other Project-related Exaenses

(B) Total Other Project-related Expenses $

Total Direct Cost (A+B) $

Budget Narrative : Please provide a short but thorough narrative in bullet point format that provides background on the budget items. Are there other funding sources, either pending or committed? Please list by funder and amount. A separate page can be used if additional space is required.

STATEMENT E J BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND AFFILIATIONS :

Please use this form as a- guide for listing your Board of Directors and their corporate affiliations, if any. You may modify it or submit your own Board list if it approximates this format and provides all necessary information.

Nonprofit Organization Name

2007 Board of Directors

Name Title Organization Affiliation' John Doe President The ABC Company

Jane Doe Community Volunteer N/A

If a Board member is not officially with an organization, he/she may be listed as a community volunteer. STATEMENT E Submit proposal package based on the geographic scope of your project, identified as the "AT&T Competitive Grant Program," to the appropriate office in your - state/region as listed below. For questions, you may contact the AT&T Foundation at 1-800-591-9663.

Statewide for Alabama Local or statewide for Washington , Statewide for Mississippi Statewide for South Carolina 600 North 19" St., Rm 28-C-01 D.C. 175 E. Capitol St., Rm 740 1600 Williams St., Rm 5530 Birmingham, Alabama 35203 32 Avenue of the Americas Jackson. Mississippi 39201 Columbia , South Carolina Rm S605 29201 New York, NY 10013

Statewide for Arizona Statewide for Florida Statewide for Missouri Statewide for South Dakota 400W 15"St,Rm1000P 150 W Flagler St , Rm 1901 One AT&T Center, Rm 41-L-01 400 W. 151° St , Rm 1000P Austin, TX 78701 Miami, Florida 33130 St Louis , Missouri 63101 Austin, TX 78701

Statewide for Arkansas Statewide for Georgia Statewide for Montana Statewide for Tennessee 1111 W Capitol, Rm 1070 1025 Lenox Park Blvd., NE 400 W 15" St, Rm 1000P 333 Commerce St, EDC Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Rm 6854 Austin, TX 78701 Nashville, Tennessee 37201 Atlanta, Georgia 30319

Statewide for California Statewide for Hawaii Statewide for Nebraska Statewide for Texas and 525 Market St, 19" Floor, Rm 1908 400 W 15`" St , Rm 1000P 400 W. 15" St., Rm 1000P Local for Austin-Central San Francisco, California 94105 Austin, TX 78701 Austin, TX 78701 Texas 400 W. 15'" St, Rm 1000J Austin, Texas 78701

Local for South Bay Area Statewide for Idaho Statewide for Nevada Local for Dallas/North Texas 525 Market St . 19" Floor, Rm 50 400 W 151h St, Rm 1000P 645 E. Plumb Lane, Rm C-142 308 S Akard, Rm 1100 San Francisco, California 94105 Austin , TX 78701 P O Box 11010 Dallas , Texas 75202 Reno , Nevada 89520

Local for E . Bay Area - Alameda Statewide for Illinois Statewide for New Hampshire Local for El Paso/West and Contra Costa Counties 225 W. Randolph, Floor 278 32 Avenue of the Americas, Rm S605 Texas 525 Market St . 19th Floor, Rm 50 Chicago, Illinois 60606 New York, NY 10013 500 Texas, Rm 312 San Francisco, California 94105 El Paso, Texas 79901

Local for West Bay Area - Statewide for Indiana Statewide for New Jersey Local for Fort Worth/ San Francisco , Marin , 240 N Meridian St., Rm 1827 32 Avenue of the Americas, Rm S605 North Texas San Mateo Indianapolis , Indiana 46204 New York, NY 10013 1116 Houston, Rm 104 525 Market St., 19" Floor, Rm 50 Fort Worth, Texas 76102 San Francisco , California 94105

Local for Central California Statewide for Iowa Statewide for New York Local for HoustonlEastl 525 Market St., 19" Floor, Rm 50 400 W. 150' St , Rm 1000P 32 Avenue of the Americas , Rm S605 Southeast Texas San Francisco, California 94105 Austin, TX 78701 New York, NY 10013 6500 W Loop S , Rm 5100 Bellaire , Texas 77401

Local for Orange Co. California Statewide for Kansas Statewide for New Mexico Local for San Antonio/ 1442 Edinger Ave 220 East 6°' St., Rm 505 400 W. 15' St, Rm 1000P South Texas Tustin, California 92780 Topeka, Kansas 66603 Austin, TX 78701 175 East Houston, Rm 6-G-70 San Antonio, Texas 78205

Local for Los Angeles Statewide for Kentucky Statewide for North Carolina Local for Rio Grande Valley 1150 South Olive St. Rm 2801 601 W. Chestnut St., Rm 409 300 South Brevard St 721 Beech Ave, Floor 1 Los Angeles, California 90015 Louisville, Kentucky 40203 Rm 15-G-12 McAllen, Texas 78501 Charlotte, North Carolina 28202-2349

Local for Sacramento/ Statewide for Louisiana Statewide for North Dakota Statewide for Utah Northern California 365 Canal St, Rm 3000 400 W. 15' St., Rm 1000P 400 W 15" SL, Rm 1000P 525-Market -St , 19°-'Floor, Rm-50 - -New Orleans,-Louisiana 70130 Austin,lX_7.870J Austin, TX 78701 _ San-Francisco , California 94105

Statewide for Delaware Statewide for Maine Statewide for Ohio Statewide for Vermont 32-Avenue.of.the Amencas _ _ _32 Avenue of the.Amencas _ 45 Erieview Plaza , Rm 1600 32 Avenue of the Americas Rm S605 Rm S605 Cievelan3. Ohio 44114------Rm-S605-- - -- ' - - New York, NY 10013 New York, NY 10013 New York, NY 10013

STATEMENT E Local for San Diego Statewide for Maryland Statewide for Oklahoma Statewide for Virginia 101 W Broadway. Rm 1440 32 Avenue of the Americas 405 N. Broadway Ave.. Rm 247 32 Avenue of the Americas San Diego. California 92101 Rm S605 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 Rm S605 New York, NY 10013 New York, NY 10013

Statewide for Colorado Statewide for Massachusetts Statewide for Oregon Statewide for Washington 400W 15thSt,Rm1000P 32 Avenue of the Americas 400 W 15th St , Rm 1000P 400 W 150 St., Rm 1000P Austin, TX 78701 Rm S605 Austin, TX 78701 Austin, TX 78701 New York, NY 10013

Statewide for Connecticut Statewide for Michigan Statewide for Pennsylvania Statewide for West Virginia 310 Orange St, Rm 911 444 Michigan Avenue, Rm 1700 32 Avenue of the Americas 32 Avenue of the Americas New Haven, Connecticut 06510 Detroit, Michigan 48226 Rm S605 Rm S605 New York, NY 10013 New York, NY 10013

Statewide for Minnesota Statewide for Rhode Island Statewide for Wisconsin 400 W. 15°i St., Rm 1000P 32 Avenue of the Americas 722 N. Broadway , l81h Floor Austin, TX 78701 Rm S605 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202 New York. NY 10013

Statewide for Wyoming 400 W 15th St., Rm 1000P Austin, TX 78701

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STATEMENT E AT&TAccessAL I

AT&T Excelerator APPLICATION Call for Proposals DEADLINE: May 4, 2007

All proposals must be received in AT&T offices by 5 p.m. on May 4, 2007. Incomplete and/or incorrectly formatted applications will not be considered.

2007 AT&T EXCELERATOR COMPETITIVE GRANTS PROGRAM

AT&T Foundation is pleased to announce the 2007 AT&T Excelerator competitive technology grants program . This year's multi-million dollar program focuses on helping nonprofits fully integrate technology into their ongoing operations and community outreach.

AT&T Excelerator is a key component of AT&T AccessAll, a major initiative to bring technology to underserved communities.

AT&T Foundation, the philanthropic arm of AT&T Inc., recognizes the valuable role of nonprofits in meeting human needs and shaping successful communities . Technology holds tremendous potential in strengthening the ability of nonprofits across the sector to further advance their missions.

AT&T Excelerator seeks to fund projects that build the technology infrastructure of nonprofits , enabling them to increase their organizational effectiveness and/or service delivery capability . Examples of qualifying projects include the following:

Internet Access - Networked , high-speed access to the Internet and e-mail. • Data Networking - Network connectivity to enable easy sharing of database applications and information systems. • Online Outreach - Interactive web-based applications that support activities such as service delivery , volunteer recruiting , e-fundraising , etc. AT&T Excelerator is interested in web-based interactive applications activities only. Static , brochure -type web development projects will not be favorably considered. • Staff - Technology Capacity - Technology training programs for nonprofit staff members . Basic, intermediate , and advanced training programs are eligible for consideration. ---- • Pooled Technology Resources - Programs that work to address the technology needs of multiple nonprofits , e.g. technology circuit riders (mobile, skilled _te_chnoloogy consultants) and application service providers . Nonprofit technology training providers will also be considered in thiscategory . To qualify,-providers ------

STATEMENT F must be nonprofits themselves and exclusively or primarily serve the nonprofit community.

AT&T reserves the right to limit overall funding of programs based on the total number of qualified submissions received by the published due date.

PROGRAM QUALIFICATIONS 1

To qualify, the major focus of the organization and project must have emphasis in one of the following areas: • Education • Community Development • Health and Human Services • Arts and Culture

2. Organizationsiprojects must target 51 percent or more underserved populations: - Underserved racial and ethnic groups (African-American, Hispanic/Latino, Native American, and Asian-American) - Low-income (as defined by the U.S. Federal Government Departments of Health & Human Service or Housing & Urban Development or U.S. Census Bureau) - Seniors (people 50 years old and above) - Rural (places of less than 2,500 persons, as defined by U.S. Census Bureau) - Urban cluster (places of at least 2,500 people but fewer than 50,000, as defined by U.S. Census Bureau) - People with disabilities (physical, mental, or learning) Please note that eligibility can be achieved through a combination of the above (e.g. 31% low- income and 20% urban cluster, etc.).

3. Project funding decisions are made on a state-by-state basis. Projects and project collaborations should be developed for the benefit of the submitting state. Example: An Arkansas review committee will make all decisions on Arkansas submissions, so they should include only Arkansas-based organizations.

4. Additionally, programs need to outline a process to achieve and measure success.

SCOPE AND USE OF GRANTS

AT&T Excelerator competitive grants range from $2,500 to $25,000 and are for one year an.-I"ath, NOTE: The. majorit of gra wIiUbeaYthe$5,0-00-1 .

Collaborations by two or more organizations will be considered for grants up to $50,000 for one year. No grants over $50,^U0-O-will-be awarr- ed-Grant-fund-g-may-be- used for data-

STATEMENT F J communications services, hardware, software, technology training, personnel, and application development.

Please note: when submitting applications for collaborations of two or more organizations, it is required that you submit all accompanying documentation (e.g. Board Affiliations, proof of nonprofit or government instrumentality status, etc.) for the lead organization only. It is not necessary to submit this information for the collaborating/secondary organization.

Grant recipients of the 2006 AT&T Excelerator program are eligible to submit for the 2007 program.

GRANTS WILL NOT BE AWARDED FOR: • Projects outside AT&T local service operating areas . (AT&T is the primary local service telecommunications provider in Alabama , Arkansas , California , Connecticut, Florida , Georgia , Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky , Louisiana , Michigan, Mississippi , Missouri , Nevada , North Carolina , Ohio, Oklahoma , South Carolina, Tennessee , Texas, and Wisconsin.) • Individual K- 12 schools , districts, systems foundations , both public and private. (Please note that K-12 schools may be part of a collaborative grant request , but not the lead agents.) • Individuals • United Ways that receive corporate contributions from the AT&T Foundation • 211 Information and Referral Service Agencies/Collaboratives • Organizations without 501 (c)3 public charity or government instrumentality status • Private foundations • Programs that AT&T Foundation is currently funding • Capital campaigns or endowments • Facility construction or renovation • Religious organizations for sectarian purposes • Events or sponsorships • Projects that include only a planning/development phase

PROPOSAL SUBMISSION

Although we do not require a technology plan as a part of this application, the primary goal of this RFP is to select projects that use technology to support the overall goals and mission of your organization. Going through a strategic technology planning process may help your organization identify ways in which technology can support your mission and uncover good technology projects. If you want more information about developing a technology plan for your organization, we recommend TechAtlas, a free online technology planning guide. TechAtlas can be found at www.techatlas.org For those nonprofits without access to the internet, you may contact the AT&T Foundation at 1- 800-591-9663 to request a copy of the booklet, Technology Literacy Benchmarks for --4Vonprorits,-to-facilitate-your_technplogy--ptansieve ment_process.

• Proposal package should be no more than five to eight typed pages (excluding required-attachments) ------• Double-spaced with 12-point font and one-inch margins. ------• Each page is to be numbered at the bottom.

STATEMENT F n The attached proposal application is to be completed and submitted as the cover of your proposal. Submit one original and four (4) copies of your proposal- package, identified as n "AT&T Excelerator," to the appropriate office in your region as listed on the final page of this document. n Faxed copies will not be accepted. n REMINDER: All proposals must be received in AT&T offices by 5 p.m. on May 4, 2007. It is recommended that all proposals be submitted by mail since AT&T cannot guarantee that someone will be available to accept personal deliveries.

Applicant Organization (Who Are You?) • Provide a brief description (no more than one page) of your organization's mission, history, and programs. • Describe your vision of how technology can support the mission of your organization • Briefly describe your organization's current use of technology. • Project Partners (applying as a collaborative). Please provide participant names and their roles in the project.

Note: The "Envision" and "Assess" elements of TechAtlas at www.techatlas.org can assist your organization in completing the mission, vision, and current state of technology use in the section above.

2. Project Summary (Where Do You Want To Go?) • Provide an executive summary of your proposed technology project [270 characters (including spaces) or less]. • Provide a full description of your proposed technology project. • How will this project strengthen your organization's ability to meet its mission? • What specific needs will this project address? • Who is it that you hope to reach with this project?

3. Project Specifics (How Will You Get There?) • Implementation Plan: Provide an implementation plan that includes key implementation activities, estimated timeline and who is responsible for each activity. Please include the project's start (after November 2007) and completion dates. • Project Budget : Clearly describe your project budget using the attached budget form and categories . In addition , include a short but thorough narrative in bullet point format that provides background on the budget items. List by funder and amount , all other funding sources for this project . If no additional funding sources apply to the project, please indicate that as well. ----•-^Sustainability-.W-hat-piar-ts -do-you=have-tosustain-tb"rojectbeyoad-the-terrn_ot_._ this grant?

Note: Requests above the funding thresholds identified under "Scope aridT)a of Grants" will not be considered, so if your project requires funding beyond what can be sought through AT&T Excelerator, it is important to demonstrate that other funding has already been secured and/or that requestsarein progress.

STATEMENT F 4. Project Outcomes (How Will you Know When You've Arrived?) • What specific outcomes do you expect (e.g. staff technology capacity, increased number of clients served, new outreach capabilities, time efficiencies, etc.)? • What data will you collect to measure these outcomes and how will you collect it? • At what intervals will you collect the data?

5. Project Communication (Spread the Word.) • Describe how you plan to announce and to promote your proposed project. Marketing/publicity plans should include regular opportunities to inform the community about your project and how it successfully meets the objective of the AT&T Excelerator competitive grant program , as well as recognize the AT&T Foundation.

-REQUIRED ATTACHM ENTS

• Completed Grant Cover Sheet. • IRS 501(c)3 tax determination letter and classification as "not a private foundation" under Section 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code or evidence of being a government instrumentality. Please ensure that your tax determination letter or evidence of government instrumentality is valid (i.e. expired Advance Ruling letters are not acceptable). • A list of the current board of directors and their organization affiliations (template attached). • Budget information, using recommended form or your own format, and an accompanying short, but thorough, background narrative (template attached).

It is very important that you review your application for completeness prior to submitting it. All sections must be complete and all accompanying documentation attached as requested.

REVIEW AND FUNDING PROCESS

All qualified proposals will be considered by a review panel and evaluated on the criteria defined within the grant RFP. Funding decisions will be announced by the end of October.

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A final "Report of Project Results" will be required of each selected entry no later than one year following receipt of the grant check.

STATEMENT F USE AS COVER SHEET , ; -, 1-61.-F411173 3 -.-• ,-- s

OFFICE USE ONLY Foundation use only. (Please type) Date received:

Name of Organization :

Project Title

Address .

Cam. State : Zip:

Website : Amount Requested :

1PRESIDENT OR CEO PROGRAM CONTACT I

Name and Title : Name and Title :

Phone . Fax: Phone - Fax:

E-mail : E-mail

Signature Signature :

[PROGRAM INFORMATION

Type of Organization : (please select one):

q Education q Community Development q Health & Human Services q Arts & Culture

Special Populations Served:

Racial and ethnic : Please provide the percentage of each group participating Total must equal 100 % If you do not currently track racial and ethnic da' please provide an educated estimate. Do not leave any area blank Use a zero entry where appropriate N/A (not applicable) is not an acceptable entry it section Asian- % Hispanic/ I % Nati ve i %African- -,------I % -A-White^^ Yo Other-(define) American American Lino merian

------._ -Jncome-level: Piease provide-the percentage_of-low-_mcome! individuals served by theproject If this population is not served by your organizauon/proje N/A. Do not leave blank % Low-Income - -

STATEMENT F Other If the project serves one or more of the populations below, indicate the percentage served If one or more population(s) are not served by your organization/project, insert N/A. Do not leave any area blank % People with Disabilities (physical, mental, or learning) Rural 2

_ _% Seniors (people 50 years old and above) Urban Cluster'

As defined by the U S. Federal Government Departments of Health & Human Services (http //aspe hhs.gov/poverty/05poverty shtml), Housing and Urban Development (http://www huduser.org/datasetsrl/ilO5Andex html), or U.S. Census Bureau (www.census.gov)

2 Places of less than 2,500 persons, as defined by the U S. Census Bureau

3An urban cluster is defined by the U S Census Bureau as territory that has at least 2,500 people but fewer than 50.000 Are you applying as a Collaborative ? q No q Yes

Name(s) of Collaborator(s):

BUDGET INFORMATION :

Please use this budget form as a guide for outlining your expenses for the PROJECT ONLY. You may modify it or submit your own budgets if they approximate this format and provide all necessary information.

STATEMENT F Budget Narrative : Please provide a short but thorough narrative in bullet point format that provides background on the budget items. Are there other funding sources, either pending or committed? Please list by funder and amount. A separate page can be used if additional space is required.

STATEMENT F BOARD OF DIRECTORS_ AND AFFILIATIONS:

Please use this form as a guide for listing your Board of Directors and their company affiliations . You may modify it or submit your own Board list if it approximates this format and provides all necessary information.

NonProfit Organization Name

2007 Board of Directors

Name Title Organization Affiliation' John Doe President The ABC Company

Jane Doe Community Volunteer N/A

If a Board member is not officially with an organization, he/she may be listed as a community volunteer STATEMENT F Submit AT&T Excelerator RFPs based on the geographic scope ------of your project to the appropriate local contact indicated below. For questions, you may contact the AT&T Foundation at 1-800-591-9663. It is recommended that all proposals be submitted by mail since AT&T staff may not be available to accept personal deliveries . All entries must be received by the stated deadline to be considered. Local or statewide for Arkansas Local for Los Angeles Local or statewide for Michigan Local for El Paso/West Tei AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator 11 W Capitol, Rm 1070 1 150 South Olive St, Rm 2801 444 Michigan Avenue, Rm 1700 500 Texas, Rm 312 Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Los Angeles, California 90015 Detroit, Michigan 48226 El Paso, Texas 79901

Statewide for California Local for Sacramento! Local or statewide for Nevada Local for Houston/East Te AT&T Excelerator Northern California AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator 525 Market St, 19'h Floor, Rm 1908 AT&T Excelerator 645 E. Plumb Lane, C-142 6500 W Loop S, Rm 5100 San Francisco, California 94105 525 Market St , 19"' Floor, Rm 50 P 0 Box 11010 Bellaire , Texas 77401 San Francisco, California 94105 Reno, Nevada 89520

Local for South Bay Area Local for San Diego - California Local or statewide for Ohio Local for Fort Worth/ AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator North Texas 525 Market St., 19th Floor, Rm 50 101 W. Broadway, Rm 1440 45 Erieview Plaza, Rm 1600 AT&T Excelerator San Francisco, California 94105 San Diego, California 92101 Cleveland, Ohio 44114 1116 Houston, Rm 104 Fort Worth, Texas 76102

Local for E. Bay Area - Alameda Local or statewide for Connecticut Local or statewide for Local for San Antonio/ and Contra Costa Counties AT&T Excelerator Oklahoma South Texas AT&T Excelerator 310 Orange Street, Rm 911 AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator 525 Market St., 191h Floor, Rm 50 New Haven, Connecticut 06510 405 North Broadway, Rm 247 175 East Houston, Rm 6-G-' San Francisco, California 94105 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 San Antonio , Texas 78205

Local for West Bay Area - Local or statewide for Illinois Local or statewide for Local for Rio Grande Valli San Francisco, Marin, AT&T Excelerator Wisconsin AT&T Excelerator San Mateo 225 W. Randolph, Floor 27B AT&T Excelerator 721 Beech Ave., Floor 1 AT&T Excelerator Chicago, Illinois 60606 722 N. Broadway, 18`a Floor McAllen, Texas 78501 525 Market St., 19'" Floor, Rm 50 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202 San Francisco, California 94105

Local for Central California Local or statewide for Indiana Local or statewide for Kentucky Statewide for Texas and LA AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator for Austin-Central Texas 525 Market St., 19th Floor, Rm 50 240 N. Meridian Si, Rm 1827 601 W Chestnut St , Rm 409 AT&T Excelerator San Francisco, California 94105 Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 Louisville, Kentucky 40203 400 W. 15 St, Rm 1000J Austin, Texas 78701

Local for Orange Co. California Local or statewide for Kansas Local or statewide for Missouri Local for Houston/Southea AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator Texas 1442 Edinger Ave. 220 East 6s St., Rm 505 One AT&T Center, Rm 41-L-0I AT&T Excelerator Tustin, California 92780 Topeka, Kansas 66603 St. Louis, Missouri 63101 6500 W Loop S., Rm 5100 Bellaire, Texas 77401

Local or statewide for Alabama Local or statewide for Georgia Local or statewide for Local for Dallas/North Tex AT&T Excelerator AT&T Excelerator Louisiana AT&T Excelerator 600 North 19th St., Rm 28-C-01 1025 Lenox Park Blvd., NE, AT&T Excelerator 308 S . Akard, Rm 1100 Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Rm 6B54 365 Canal St., Rm 3000 Dallas, Texas 75202 -- --Atlanta; Georgia3O3-l9 - --New-Orleans,-LouisianaaD130---

t..ocal or statewide for Florida Local or Statewide for South Local or statewide for AT&T Excelerator Carolina Tennessee - - - - - 150W Fiei t , ----A-MT-ExceTTo------AT-cT-Exceterator------i ni;f'srida33fi30 0-WtHiams-S1am-5-5-30 33-Commerce-St 1-EDC Columbia, South Carolina 29201 Nashville, Tennessee 37201

STATEMENT F Local or statewide for Mississippi Local or statewide for North -AT&T Excelerator - Carolina- 175 E. Capitol St., Rm 740 AT&T Excelerator Jackson, Mississippi 39201 300 South Brevard St., Rm 15-G-12 Charlotte, North Carolina 28202- 2349

STATEMENT F at&t

AT&T FOUNDATION FUNDING GUIDELINES

Please submit application materials to your local external affairs contact listed within this package . For states not listed , regional, or national funding, send to : AT&T Foundation, 130 E. Travis, Suite 350 , San Antonio, Texas 78205.

Requests are evaluated year-round. For more information, call 1-800-591-9663 or contact your local external affairs representative

AT&T reserves the right to limit overall funding of programs based on the total number of qualified submissions received by the published due date.

D GUIDING PRINCIPLES • One-time funding request of $25,000 or less are the norm. Multiyear awards require special circumstances. • Groups receiving funding for the first time should not assume continued support. • Priority is given to organizations with active, diverse boards; effective leadership; clear objectives; sound financial practices; and multiple sources of support. • Funding decisions are based on the merits of each project and the organization seeking funds • Preference is given to goal-driven, project-specific proposals that address needs directly and stimulate community partnerships. • Project evaluation procedures, project promotion plans, and project timelines are required.

AT&T FUNDING PRIORITIES t> EDUCATION • Educational programs that develop community and civic leadership capacity. • Programs that help students successfully complete high school and/or prepare for and gain access to college (especially nontraditional and underserved. students). • Programs that help students successfully complete college (especially nontraditional and underserved students). • Technology integration into K-16 instruction and administration. • Higher education technology workforce development (e.g. Computer Science, Information Technology, Math, Science & Engineering).

STATEMENT G AT&T FUNDING GUIDELINES

AT&T FUNDING PRIORITIES (CONTINUED)

DCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT • Programs that encourage small business development, entrepreneurship, and job creation, attraction and retention. • Programs that provide economic development opportunities in low-income areas, including community revitalization efforts, job training, etc. • Technology integration to strengthen nonprofits. • Community-driven technology outreach and infrastructure initiatives. • Technology access/instruction for the underserved • Leadership development programs for underserved populations (women, racial and ethnic minorities, youth, etc.).

D HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES • Initiatives that utilize telernedicine/telehealth to reach underserved and hard-to-serve populations, increase access to specialists, provide medical education, etc. • Programs that use innovative and/or collaborative approaches to address key community health and human services issues.

D ARTS & CULTURE Community life enrichment through support of exhibitions , performances , and other cultural activities that enhance the quality of life. Initiatives that integrate technology into the arts experience.

D ENTITIES NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING:

• Individuals or organizations without 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status or private foundations except under special circumstances. Groups that qualify as a government instrumentality are considered. • Groups that discriminate by race, color, creed, gender, sexual orientation, age, national origin. • Major operating funds for United Way agencies since we give to the United Way directly. • Most hospital operating or capital funds, medical clinics, and medical research. • Disease-specific organizations except under special circumstances. • Capital campaigns or endowment funds, except under special circumstances. • Political activities or organizations. • Religious groups for sectarian purposes or religious schools which restrict entry to those of a certain faith or those who belong to a specific denomination or sect. • Fraternal, veterans or labor groups, when serving only their membership. • Individual public and private K-12 schools or districts or school system foundations. • Goodwill ads, ticket/dinner purchases, sports programs/events, cause-related marketing. • Donation o products or services.

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APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

------Funding Application Form - To expedite review of each proposal, the application form should be filled out completely including:

• Signature of the organization ' s executive director/CEO. (Item 4) • Indication of how the project links with AT&T Foundation priorities . (Item 8) • Total project cost and amount being requested . (Items 9 & 10) • Statement of project goals, including issue the program will address, clients served, timetable, and expected results . If project is a collaborative effort, describe what other organizations are involved and how. (Item 11) • Brief details of overall fundraising plans , including funding sources , amounts requested, and existing commitments . (Item 12) • Plans to sustain program after conclusion of AT&T funding support , if appropriate. (Item 13) • Brief statement of the organization ' s mission . (Item 14) • Breakdown of clients served . Do not leave this section blank . (Item 16A-C)

EACH REQUEST MUST ALSO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ATTACHMENTS: (Item 15)

• Copy of IRS determination letter, confirming the organization's current 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status or proof of government instrumentality • Line item budget for project. • Project timeline. • List of board members with business affiliations. • Publicity plan to promote the project and AT&T's involvement. • Project evaluation plan.

Additional documents such as the organization's operating budget showing all income sources and expenditures may be requested. (Item 15A). All requests will normally receive a response within eight weeks after receipt. If additional information is needed, the requesting organization will be contacted.

Note: An evaluation report is required for all funding of $100,000 and above, one year following receipt of the funds and annually on multiyear funding initiatives. Subsequent funding for the same (or another) project from an organization will not be considered without this evaluation.

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FUNDING APPLICATION

For AT&T Foundation Use Only . Foundation Corporate Grant Contribution ., -+- - • 1) Organization Name : - 6) 501(c)(3) q OR 2) Address: Phone Gov Instr q

3) City, State, Zip: Fax. 7) Funded by United Way)

4) Exec . Director/CEO: Signature

-5) Title: Phone Fax E-Mail Address Web Address '8) PROJECT LINKS TO AT&T FOUNDATION PRIORITIES: (Please check the area that applies to the funding request priority)

q Education q Community Development (Select One) (Select One) q Educational programs that develop community and civic leadership q Programs that encourage small business development, capacity entrepreneurship, and job creation, attraction and retention q Programs that help students successfully complete high school q Programs that provide economic development opportunities in and/or prepare for and gain access to college (especially nontraditional low-income areas, including community revitalization efforts, job and underserved students) training, etc q Programs that help students successfully complete college q Technology integration to strengthen nonprofits (especially nontraditional and underserved students) q Community-driven technology outreach and infrastructure initiatives q Technology integration into K-16 instruction and administration q Technology access/instruction for the underserved q Higher education technology workforce development (e g q Leadership development programs for underserved populations Computer Science, Information Technology. Math, Science & (women, racial and ethnic minorities, youth, etc ). Engineering)

q Health & Human Services q Arts & Culture (Select One) (Select One) q Initiatives that utilize telemedicme/telehealth to reach underserved q Community life enrichment through support of exhibitions, and hard-to-serve populations , increase access to specialists , provide performances , and other cultural activities that enhance the quality of medical education, etc life q Programs that use innovative and/or collaborative approaches to q Initiatives that integrate technology into the arts experience. address key community health and human services issues

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.11) Project Description : (Goals, issues program will address, clients, expected results) What other organizations are involved and how"

-12) Other funding sources and amounts , pending and committed:

13) Plans to sustain project beyond the term of this request:

-14) Mission of organ ization: SCOPE - c am

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... .,.^ Y v .. C , - .,. - - - . _ _ ..- _ .. - - --_ - _ : --... _ _ .- . - .. , _ . - a- ,-^^ )_ •ti . • - a ,^.•-,. ate n c,....-...e: s.: _.:.r .- _ -r ._ ra-ssa- r •- _ . .• 1 ... - .. ^ ,. -. r •5.• r ^. _4.: r.. :'. r. •r .• -..1,. F\^.l"-..'.h.^. af^^t".^.Si..a:.ttl ".nT^lr ,_.: :.-. rR l-l.. l.^ 15) Required documents: (Requests without these documents will not be processed • Copy of IRS determination letter, confirming the organization 's current 501(c)(3) tax-exempt smtus or proof of government instrumentality • Line item budget for project • Project nmebnc • List of board members with affiliations • Publicity plan to promote the project and AT&T's involvement. • Project evaluation plan

ISA) Requests of $50,000 and above require the following: Audited financials for your organization for the preceding three years, detailing revenue, expenses, assets , liabilities, and overhead (fundraising , administrative and facility costs) Other documents may be requested

16) Special populations served by the project: 16A) Racial and ethnic Please provide the percentage of each group participating Total must equal 100 % If you do not currently track racial and ethnic data, please make an educated estimate Do not leave any area blank Use a zero entry where appropriate N/A (not applicable) is not an acceptable entry in this section

_ % African American _ %Htspanic/Latino _ % White _% Asian American _ % Native American _ % Other (Define)

16B) Income level: Please provide the percentage of low-income) individuals served by the project If this population is not served by your organization/project, insert N/A Do not leave blank % Low-Income

16C) Other. If the project serves one or more of the populations below, indicate the percentage served. If one or more population(s) are not served by your organization/project, insert N/A Do not leave any area blank % People with Disabilities (physical, mental, or learning) _ % Rural 2 _ % Seniors (people 50 years old and above) - % Urban Cluster3

".17) Contact: Title: Phone: E-Mail: Date:

As defined by the U S Federal Government Departments of Health & Human Services (http //aspe hhs gov/poverty/05poverty shtml), Housing and Urban Development (hap //www huduser org/datasets/il/t105/index html), or U S Census Bureau (www census gov) Places of less than 2,500 persons, as defined by the U S Census Bureau

'An urban cluster is defined by the U S Census Bureau as territory that has at least 2,500 people but fewer than 50,000

STATEMENT G Submit applications based on the geographic scope of your project to the appropriate local contact indicated below. For states not listed, regional, or national funding, send to AT&T Foundation , 130 E. Travis, Suite 350, San Antonio, Texas 78205. If you have questions, you may contact us at 1-800-591-9663.

Local or statewide for Arkansas Local for Orange Co. California Local or statewide for Local for San Antonio/ 11 I 1 W Capitol, Rm 1070 1442 Edinger Ave. Oklahoma South Texas Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Tustin, California 92780 405 N. Broadway Ave.- Rm 247 -175 East Houston,Rm-6-G=70 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 San Antonio, Texas 78205

Statewide for California Local for Los Angeles Local or statewide for Nevada Local for Rio Grande Valley 525 Market St, 19'x' Floor 1150 South Olive St., Rm 2801 645 E. Plumb Lane, Rm C-142 721 Beech Ave., Floor I Rm 1908 Los Angeles, California 90015 P.O Box 11010 McAllen, Texas 78501 San Francisco, California 94105 Reno , Nevada 89520

Local for South Bay Area Local for Sacramento/ Statewide for Texas and Local Local or statewide for Ohio 525 Market St, 19i' Floor, Rm 50 Northern California for Austin -Central Texas 45 Erieview Plaza, Rm 1600 San Francisco, California 94105 525 Market St., l9`" Floor, Rm 50 400 W. 15`h St, Rm I000J Cleveland, Ohio 44114 San Francisco, California 94105 Austin, Texas 78701

Local for E. Bay Area - Local for San Diego - California Local for Dallas/North Texas Local or statewide for Indiana Alameda and Contra Costa 101 W Broadway, Rm 1440 308 S Akard, Rm 1 100 240 N. Meridian St., Rm 1827 Counties San Diego, California 92101 Dallas, Texas 75202 Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 525 Market St, 19'h Floor, Rm 50 San Francisco, California 94105

Local for West Bay Area - Local or statewide for Local for El PasofWest Texas Local or statewide for Michigan San Francisco, Marin, Connecticut 500 Texas, Rm 312 444 Michigan Avenue, Rm 1700 San Mateo 310 Orange St., Rm 911 El Paso, Texas 79901 Detroit, Michigan 48226 525 Market St, 19'h Floor, Rm 50 New Haven, Connecticut 06510 San Francisco, California 94105

Local for Central California Local or statewide for Kansas Local for Fort Worth/ Local or statewide for Illinois 525 Market St., 19th Floor, Rm 50 220 East 6th St., Rm 505 North Texas 225 W. Randolph, Floor 27B San Francisco, California 94105 Topeka, Kansas 66603 1116 Houston, Rm 104 Chicago, Illinois 60606 Fort Worth, Texas 76102

Local or statewide for Alabama Local or statewide for Missouri Local for Houston/East/ Local or statewide for Wisconsin 600 North 19th St., Rm 28-C-01 One AT&T Center, Rm 41-L-01 Southeast Texas 722 N. Broadway, 18'" Floor Birmingham, Alabama 35203 St Louis, Missouri 63101 6500 W. Loop S., Rm 5100 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202 Bellaire, Texas 77401

Local or statewide for Florida Local or statewide for Georgia Local or statewide for Kentucky Local or statewide for Louisiana 150 W Flagler St., Rm 1901 1025 Lenox Park Blvd, NE, 601 W. Chestnut St., Rm 409 365 Canal St, Rm 3000 Miami, Florida 33130 Rin 6B54 Louisville, Kentucky 40203 New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 Atlanta, Georgia 30319

Local or statewide for Local or statewide for North Local or Statewide for South Local or statewide for Tennessee Mississippi Carolina Carolina 333 Commerce St., EDC 175 E. Capitol St., Rm 740 300 South Brevard St., Rm 15-G-12 1600 Williams St., Rm 5530 Nashville, Tennessee 37201 tit 820 ^C ,lurnbiu S ut#^ G-arolina-24 91 2349

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1. Qualified Disasters

A qualified disaster is a situation wherein large numbers of people suddenly find themselves in need of food, clothing, shelter, medical care or other basic necessities, and the following two conditions are met:

a.) A disaster occurs that (1) results from certain terrorist or military actions, (2) is a Presidentially declared disaster, or (3) results from an accident involving a common carrier, or any other event, that the Secretary of the Treasury determines is catastrophic; and,

b.) The Chairman - AT&T Foundation designates the disaster as a qualified disaster authorizing the Fund to be used to provide assistance to eligible persons . The Chairman - AT&T Foundation shall consider the magnitude of the disaster in determining whether the disaster is large enough in scope to be considered a qualified disaster.

2. Eligibility

Active management and nonmanagement employees and retirees (receiving post-retirement benefits), and their families, of any AT&T Inc. company are eligible. Directors and officers of the AT&T Foundation and employees serving on the Distribution Committee are ineligible.

3. Contributions

The AT&T Foundation will accept contributions to the Fund from interested individuals , corporations , and other organizations , including employees of any AT&T Inc. company . Because of Federal tax rules , the AT&T Foundation cannot accept contributions to the Fund that are earmarked for specific individuals.

4. Type of Assistance

The Fund may provide assistance in multiple forms and assistance may be both short-term and long-term . Assistance can be provided as grants or loans . Provided a ass any one eligible , family, shall not exceed $25,000.

For example, the Fund may provide emergency, short-term financial assistance to meet a variety of needs, including food, clothing, physical and mental health care, housing, transportation, education, and other basic

STATEMENT H necessities. The Fund may also be used to provide ongoing assistance with longer-term needs, including housing, childcare, tuition, and physical and mental health care. The determination of the form and amount of assistance shall be'made by the- Distribution Committee, which shall have full and complete discretion within the guidelines set forth herein.

It is intended that the assistance provided under this program comply with the requirements of section 139 of the Internal Revenue Code.

5. Distribution Committee

An AT&T Foundation Board -appointed Distribution Committee is responsible for reviewing requests for assistance , selecting recipients, and disbursing funds.

The committee should consist of at least five members . No more than two members may be executive officers or senior managers of AT&T Inc. and its subsidiaries . Federal tax rules require that employees who are committee members reflect a broad range of employees not limited to executives and that these employees act in a personal capacity as agents of the AT&T Foundation rather than as representatives of AT&T Inc. The Foundation shall indemnify employees acting in a personal capacity-

Committee members shall serve for a term of one year and may not serve for more than three consecutive one-year terms.

6. Request Form

Request forms must be completed for individuals seeking assistance. In addition to biographical and other basic information, the request form must describe the type of assistance sought (e.g., medical, housing, childcare, tuition) and the amount of assistance requested. The form must also elicit information and documentation regarding the applicant's personal financial circumstances and level of need and/or distress. The extent of the documentation required will depend upon the type and amount of assistance sought. Federal tax rules permit distribution of short-term assistance (such as blankets, hot meals, electric fans or coats, hats and gloves) without the detailed documentation required above.

7. Evaluation and Selections of Recipients

Factors to be considered by the Committee in selecting recipients will include (i) the extent to which the applicant is needy or distressed at the time of the request, (ii) the type of assistance sought (short-term vs. long- term) and (iii) the amount requested. Race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, sexual orientation, marital status, citizenship status, veteran

STATEMENT H

V status, or disability shall not be considered a factor in the selection of recipients.

8. Program Funding

In the event the qualified disaster conditions are met, the AT&T Foundation Board will be asked to approve funding based on assessment of the scope of the impact.

9. Distribution Committee Members

Laura Sanford, President - AT&T Foundation Keith Korte, Assistant Vice President-Labor Relations Bob Reed, Vice President-Workforce Diversity Marty Webb, Vice President-Benefits Tom Giltner, General Attorney and Associate General Counsel Tom Mumford, Executive Director-Legal (Tax)

STATEMENT H Iv/ Form 8868 Application for Extension of Time To File an I (Rev. April 2008) Exempt Organization Return OMB No. 1545-1709 Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service ► File a for each return.

• If you are filing for an Automatic 3-Month Extension , complete only Part I and check this box ._ ... . . ► 0 • If you are filing for an Additional (Not Automatic) 3-Month Extension , complete only Part lI (on page 2 of this form). Do not complete Part II unless you have already been granted an automatic 3-month extension on a previously filed Form 8868.

'Part # Automatic 3-Month Extension of Time. Only submit original (no copies needed).

A corporation required to file Form 990-T and requesting an automatic 6-month extension - check this box and complete Part I only . .. ► 0 All other corporations (including 1120-C filers), partnerships, REMICs, and trusts must use Form 7004 to request an extension of time to file income tax returns. Electronic Filing (e-file). Generally , you can electronically file Form 8868 If you want a 3-month automatic extension of time to file one of the returns noted below (6 months for a corporation required to file Form 990-T). However, you cannot file Form 8868 electronically if (1) you want the additional (not automatic) 3-month extension or (2) you file Forms 990-BL, 6069 , or 8870, group returns , or a composite or consolidated Form 990-T. Instead, you must submit the fully completed and signed page 2 (Part II) of Form 8868 . For more details on the electronic filing of this form, visit www.lrs.gov/efile and click on a-file for Charities & Nonprofits. Type or Name of Exempt Organization Employer identification number print AT&T FOUNDATION 43-1353948 File by the due date for Number, street , and room or suite no. If a P.O. box, see instructions. filing your 130 EAST TRAVIS ST., NO. 3-H-08 return See Instructions City, town or post office, state, and ZIP code. For a foreign address , see instructions. SAN ANTONIO, TX 78205

Check type of return to be filed (file a separate application for each return):

Form 990 0 Form 990-T (corporation) Form 4720 Q Form 990-BL 0 Form 990-T (sec . 401(a) or 408(a) trust) Q Form 5227 Q Form 990-EZ Form 990-T (trust other than above) Form 6069 Q Form 990-PF LI Form 1041-A Q Form 8870

AT&T, INC. • The books are in the care of ► 210-351-2077 Telephone No. ► FAX No. ► • If the organization does not have an office or place of business in the United States, check this box. ► • If this is for a Group Return, enter the organization 's four digit Group Exemption Number (GEN) . If this is for the whole group, check this box ► = . If it is for part of the group, check this box ► Q and attach a list with the names and EINs of all members the extension will cover.

I I request an automatic 3-month (6-months for a corporation required to file Form 990-1) extension of time until AUGUST 15 , 2 0 0 8 , to file the exempt organization return for the organization named above . The extension is for the organization 's return for: ► X calendar year 2 0 0 7 or ► El tax year beginning , and ending

2 If this tax year is for less than 12 months, check reason : 0 Initial return 0 Final return Change in accounting period

3a If this application is for Form 990-BL, 990-PF, 990-T, 4720, or 6069, enter the tentative tax, less any 500,000. b If this application is for Form 990-PF or 990-T, enter any refundable credits and estimated tax oavments made. Include any odor year overoavment allowed as a credit. 295,000. c Balance Due. Subtract line 3b from line 3a. Include your payment with this form, or, if required, deposit with FTD coupon or, if required, by using EFTPS (Electronic Federal Tax Payment System). 205,000.

Caution . If you are going to make an electronic fund withdrawal with this Form 8868 , see Form 8453-EO and Form 8879-EO for payment instructions.

LHA For Privacy Act and Paperwork Reduction Act Notice, see Instructions . Form 8868 (Rev. 4-2008)

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