Dear Corporate Cup Challenge Partners:

On behalf of the Habitat for Humanity of Johnson County staff, Board of Directors, committees and numerous
volunteers, we sincerely thank you for choosing our organization as one of this year’s beneficiaries of the Corporate
Cup Challenge. This donation will help us bring together the necessary resources to allow Johnson County families
realize their dream of owning a home.

Habitat of Humanity of Johnson County has built seven houses since it was established in 2006. Our plans for 2011
include placing three of our partner families in new homes. This is the most families placed in a single year since the
affiliate started.

The Shirley family will be moving into their new home on Johnson Avenue in Franklin in the next few months. The
Lyons family is gearing up for their build on Pleasant Drive in Greenwood at the end of April and the DeLoach family is
patiently waiting for their build in Edinburgh which is scheduled for late summer, early fall.

This is all made possible by the continued leadership of the Habitat board, the volunteers who spend countless hours
helping with our partner families, the individuals who give their time to help at the build sites, the donors who not
only donate their dollars but material and time, and our generous community. All of us working together turn the dream
of owning a home into a reality for Johnson County families.

Thank you for supporting Habitat for Humanity of Johnson County and making it possible for us to continue our
mission of building homes, one family at a time.

Sincerely,
Lee Ann Wilbur
Habitat of Humanity of Johnson County
www.habitatjohnsoncounty.org

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Dear Corporate Cup Friends:

This letter comes as a thank you on behalf of the staff, volunteers, and board members of Care Net Pregnancy Centers
of Central Indiana. Your participation in this 2011 Corporate Cup Challenge is a huge blessing to us and, more
importantly, to the women, children and families we serve in central Indiana. Thank you so much for giving of your
time, talents and finances to make this event a reality.

Serving central Indiana since 1998, Care Net Pregnancy Centers are able to offer their services free of charge because
of the generosity of our faithful donors – like you. We see women every day who find themselves in unplanned
pregnancies. Most of them are alone and frightened – many feeling they have nowhere to turn. We want them to
know that they don’t have to face their situation alone. We offer them factual information and ongoing practical
support in a loving, non-judgmental environment. Our ongoing educational program, Earn While You Learn,
empowers them to become the best parent they can be. Our new men’s curriculum, The Quest for Authentic
Manhood, is having a huge impact on the dads who come weekly for support as well.

Bottom line – lives are being changed here– one at a time. Thank you for the part you’ve played by your participation
in the Corporate Cup Challenge. If you’d like to know more about the ministry of Care Net, please visit our website at
www.carenetpc.org or stop by one of our centers for a visit.

Blessings,
Sherry Young
Executive Director
Care Net Pregnancy Centers of Central Indiana, Inc.

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Greetings Corporate Cup Friends:

The volunteers, board members, and clients of Living Bread Food Pantry extend much gratitude for the opportunity
to be a beneficiary in the 2010 Corporate Cup Challenge! It takes many people to contribute to the betterment of
a community and we appreciate your support of this ministry during the Corporate Cup Challenge weekend! What
a privilege and blessing it is to be part of the March 12th weekend!

Over the past two years, the Mount Pleasant Christian Church food pantry, once a closet in the church basement
for almost a decade, has grown into a dynamic, vibrant, and Spirit filled ministry known as LIVING BREAD. We have
been phenomenally blessed to see God grow it to His Glory and purpose through many passionate and enthusiastic
volunteers!

We cannot help but be awestruck by the providential movement of the hand of God as He has worked through over
125 volunteers month after month to serve the many hungry people who walk through the LB doors each week. God
is glorified, as volunteers work to bring food into the pantry, organize shelves, fill boxes with food, give devotionals
to the people who attend, and listen to those who’s greatest need is Jesus Christ. In 2009, Living Bread served
approximately 5720 families alone! God has touched as many as 28,600 lives, as we have seen family after family not
only provided for physically by the food, but have also seen many famished souls fed spiritually by the life giving
words of Jesus Christ! As a result many have started attending churches, such as Mount Pleasant, and have accepted
Christ as their Lord and Savior!

If you are willing to share the life God has blessed you with and are looking for an opportunity to serve in your
community or would like more information about Living Bread please email livingbreadpantry@gmail.com or visit
www.mpcc.info and click on the Living Bread link. YOU WILL BE BLESSED!

Feeding People for Him
The Living Bread Board of Directors

“I am the living bread that came down from heaven. If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever.
This bread is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.” John 6: 51

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Dear Corporate Cup Challenge Friends

On behalf of the staff, board, volunteers and other supporters of Children’s Bureau, we would like to thank you for your partnership in the 2010 Corporate Cup Challenge — “Battle of the Businesses”. We are thankful to be one of the blessed beneficiaries of this year’s event and look forward to the opportunity to connect with you during the activities on Friday, March 12 and Saturday, March 13.

Children’s Bureau has been providing vital services to abused and neglected children for more than 160 years. Our services support the family structure with counseling, parenting education, referrals to additional services, foster care, adoption, respite, shelter, food, clothing, counseling, transportation and crisis intervention.

More than 25,000 children and their families are served by Children’s Bureau annually through our child abuse and neglect prevention programs, family preservation programs, foster care and adoption placement programs.

By participating in the 2010 Corporate Cup Challenge, you are helping Children’s Bureau continue to make a difference in the lives of disadvantaged and at-risk children and families in need. To learn more about our organization, please visit: www.childrensbureau.org.

To get involved with Children’s Bureau, by donating your time, talents, and treasures, please contact Stephanie Freeman at 317-264-2700 ext. 247 or sfreeman@childrensbureau.org.

Sincerely,
Ron Carpenter
President & CEO
Children’s Bureau, Inc.
P.S. Have a great time participating the Battle of the Businesses – May

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Dear Corporate Cup Friends,

Christian Help, Inc.’s staff, volunteers, Board of Directors and clients greatly appreciate the faith you are showing in CHI by choosing us as a recipient of this year’s Corporate Cup Challenge.

Christ urged His disciples to “change people’s lives” through their service. It was not the story of the cross that first created interest in Christianity – it was the service the people saw – the healing, the fulfillment of their needs. Christian Help, Inc. (CHI) aids families to heal from their homelessness and near homeless situations. CHI works with them to create an environment of healing through caring case management, working with them to financially manage their earnings, and teaching them life skills that encourage the families to break out of their cycle of poverty. CHI’s case managers do this with an open heart and an open mind.

The funds received will help wonderful families like Brenda* who is a single mother with four children, ages 8, 5, 3, and 1 who has been kicked out of her parents home. CHI has placed them in a one-bedroom motel room while she waits for a home. Our case managers have given her many resources to begin her new life. She was placed in the IMPACT Program receiving TANF, food stamps and health insurance for her family, provided transportation, enrolled two children in Head Start and received food from many food pantries. We have also opened the possibility for her family to become a recipient of one of our seventeen mobile homes. After she is accepted in the Mobile Home Project she will become a homeowner after completing a two-year skills program.

A dream such as Brenda’s becomes a reality when the community works as one to give voice to those who have little. That is the reality of what the Corporate Cup Challenge truly is. You may play games and compete against each other but in the end you are saving families, one step at a time.

Again, thank you for this opportunity to be a part of this wonderful community event where neighbors give a hand up to their neighbors. We pray we are good stewards of this reward.

Grace and peace to you,
LaTheda Noonan, MSW, LSW
Executive Director, Christian Help, Inc.

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Dear Corporate Cup friends:

Kids Against Hunger-Greenwood is honored and grateful to be one of the 2012 recipients, and our staff, Board of Directors and key volunteers are most appreciative. Thanks to your generosity, thousands of families will receive nutritious food in these challenging times

Food pantries in the Indianapolis area will receive the meals produced with your support. Demand has risen dramatically in the past four years, and pantries are the salvation for many families. We also support feeding centers in orphanages around the world, primarily in Africa, Haiti and Central America.

Kids Against Hunger is a national organization, founded in Minnesota in 1999. Food scientists created the meal as a solution to the ravages of severe malnutrition and starvation. There are currently over 100 satellites in the US and Canada, with more added every month.

The Greenwood satellite was formed in 2009 and has been able to produce over 2,300,000 meals so far. This is only possible due to the generous support of churches, corporations and civic groups AND over 10,000 volunteers of all ages.

To learn more about the ministry of Kids Against Hunger, please visit us at www.kah-greenwood.org . Tours and demonstrations can also be arranged by calling 317-885-3300.

Sincerely,
Larry Moore
Executive Director
Kids Against Hunger-Greenwood, Inc.

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