Kindness Matters

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Cover Photo: Food Network host Aarti Sequeira joined with SNI employees to help local children install a Good Food Garden in their Cincinnati neighborhood. Each garden provides educational experience and raises awareness of the value of eating fresh, healthy foods. For more information about Scripps Networks Interactive corporate

giving, please visit www.scrippsnetworksinteractive.com/outreach

At Scripps Networks Interactive, giving back to the communities in which we live is an important part of our culture. It’s what guides us, and it’s baked into each of our eight core values – Diversity, Integrity, Compassion and Support, Humor, Shared Responsibility, Work/Life Balance, Clarity in Communication and Openness. Our employees expect it, and we fully embrace it! Scripps Networks Interactive and its employees are helping Change the World – One Meal, One Home and One Community at a time!

Change the World

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Minnie’s Pantry founder, Cheryl Jackson, greets Share Our Strength’s chief development officer, Chuck Scofield, at the Dallas screening of Hunger Hits Home.

Share our Strength is committed to ending childhood hunger, and Food Network is the perfect organization to help meet this goal. Through on-air, online, in-kind and financial giving, Food Network takes this mission seriously, and the numbers prove it.

• SNI’s food category partnered with Southern Wine & Spirits America, Food Bank for New York City, and Cipriani Wall Street® to host Our Table Is Yours, an event which provided meals to over 1,000 seniors and families affected by Hurricane Sandy.

• $25 million of value provided to Share our Strength and the No Kid Hungry Campaign.

• Food Network employees and viewers raised donations of more than $675,000, enough to connect hungry kids in America to more than 6.7 million meals.

Food

L to R: Margarette Purvis (president of Food Bank for New York City), Lee Schrager (vice president of corporate communications and national events for Southern Wine & Spirits), Christine Quinn (Speaker of the New York City Council),

Brooke Johnson (president of Scripps’ food category) , and Justin Warner (Food Network host) attend “Our Table Is Yours” and offer their support to the many New Yorkers in need after Hurricane Sandy.

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Food Network and Share Our Strength kicked off a TV screening tour of Hunger Hits Home, with Food Network host, Sandra Lee. Hunger Hits Home takes a first-hand look at the crisis of childhood hunger in America through the eyes of the parents, children, activists, educators and politicians on the front lines of the battle. The documentary is part of an ongoing partnership between Food Network and Share Our Strength to end domestic childhood hunger by 2015. To watch the documentary, search “Hunger Hits Home” on FoodNetwork.com

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), a member of the U.S. Senate Hunger Caucus and an advocate of increasing access to fresh, local foods, gets the credit for bringing a Good Food Garden to Cincinnati. Senator Brown joined Aarti Sequeira, winner of Food Network Star and host of Aarti’s Party, to plant more than 200 vegetables. Members of SNI’s Content Distribution and Marketing team took a break from a week of meetings in Miami and spent an

afternoon helping one of South Florida’s largest hunger-fighting organizations, Feeding South Florida. Scripps employees sorted and racked more than 7,000 pounds - 3 ½ tons - of donated food and toiletries.

In addition to the labor, the group also made a $1,500 donation.

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One home at a time, HGTV, DIY Network and partner Rebuilding Together are bringing volunteers and communities together to improve the lives of low-income homeowners. Thousands of Americans struggle to pay for simple home repairs, often having to decide between their medical prescriptions or fixing a leaky roof. From veterans to the disabled and the elderly to single moms, Rebuilding Together helps more than 10,000 individuals and families every year live safely and comfortably at home.

• Donated more than $15,000 in cash and in-kind to help rebuilding efforts in regions affected by Hurricane Sandy.

• Provided more than $25,000 in cash, volunteers, PR outreach and video support for newly launched Rebuilding Together affiliate in Knoxville, TN.

• Committed more than $360,000 in donation value to Rebuilding Together affiliates in Central Ohio and Detroit, Michigan as part of a fundraising challenge between two rival Universities, Michigan and Ohio State.

Home

Michigan vs. Ohio State – Two big rivals went head-to-head for a good cause in the 2012 Raise a Roof College Challenge! With the help of HGTV and DIY Network, college students teamed up to raise money for their local Rebuilding Together affiliate. DIY Network host Chris Grundy strikes a pose with OSU Cheerleaders and a University of Michigan student volunteer. To watch the special, go to www.scrippsnetworksinteractive.com/outreach/home/

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Scripps Networks Interactive employees

help build a handicap ramp and complete

essential repairs for a Knoxville homeowner

and her disabled daughter. Rebuilding

Together Knoxville is the newest affiliate in

RT’s national portfolio, allowing

Scripps employees to volunteer in their

own hometown!

N-Street Village, dedicated to providing

shelter to homeless and low-income women

in Washington DC, is another organization

supported by Scripps Networks Interactive.

DIY Network host, Alison Victoria, begins

demolition and eventual remodel on an

N-Street Village kitchen and dining area.

To see the renovation, go to

www.scrippsnetworksinteractive.com/outreach/home/

Carter Oosterhouse, HGTV host and founder of Carter’s Kids, with one of the first kids from the neighborhood to try out the new playground at Rebuilding Together’s 18th Annual Super Bowl-sanctioned charity event, Kickoff to Rebuild,

in the West Bank community of Algiers in New Orleans. (Photo: Scott Boehm/Associated Press)

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Scripps Networks Interactive employees rebuilt trails and bridges in Tennessee’s Great Smoky Mountains National Park on the company’s Volunteer Day.

Travel Channel has joined with the National Park Foundation in a campaign to promote America’s 397 national parks. The primary goal of this alliance is to grow support of our national parks by inspiring viewers to visit these adventure-packed and history-rich destinations, as well as encourage volunteerism and monetary donations to the parks.

• A Travel Channel social media campaign garnered more than 3,000 new likes for the National Park Foundation Facebook page.

• Travel Channel donated over $30,000 and innumerable volunteer hours to help sustain America’s natural beauty.

Travel

Travel Channel used its influence as a trusted authority on travel trends to encourage visitors to explore America’s National Parks with two different promotional ads.

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Travel Channel employees spent a day enjoying the great outdoors and cleaning up trails at Rock Creek Park in Washington, DC, part of the National Park System.

16GAC is proud to support Nashville’s W.O. Smith Music School in its mission to “transform lives through music.”

GAC designed the new W.O. Smith Music School Van in honor of the school’s founder – W.O. Smith. The van has made over 2,000 trips, providing low income children access to affordable, high-quality music instruction.

The W.O. Smith Music School is Nashville’s pride and joy! They make affordable, quality music instruction available to children from low-income families. The organization has grown from 45 students in 1984 to more than 650 today. W.O. Smith has introduced thousands of children to the world of music, and Great American Country has been a proud and willing financial and in-kind supporter.

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During the 2013 CMA Festival in Nashville, Great American country pledged a donation for every item sold from the GAC food truck. GAC presented the American Red Cross with a check for $20,000 to aid in disaster relief for the victims of the Oklahoma tornados.

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Doug Klein promotes the power of music every day through his work as a musician and composer at Scripps Networks Interactive. Doug founded a program at East Tennessee Children’s Hospital that allows patients to create and share music with family and friends in a very simplified way. Doug is shown here with one of his musical protégés, Katelyn, who lost her battle with cancer in March, 2013.

Scripps Networks Interactive employees are part of a corporate legacy that strongly encourages and supports volunteerism and giving. Nearly one hundred percent of employees from each of our satellite offices contribute their time and resources whenever there’s a need. From gathering canned goods for food banks to reaching in to their pockets to help those affected by storms, Scripps Networks Interactive employees consistently and generously respond with hearts and hands.

Community

Michael Portugal of the content distribution team spent Scripps Networks Interactive Employee Volunteer Day at Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, mulching and cleaning up the grounds in preparation for a special event.

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Scripps Networks Interactive employees in Chicago cooked meals for residents at the Ronald McDonald House. The crew made enough meals to feed the residents for an entire weekend.

Chevy Chase employees collected items and decorated shoeboxes for the local United Way shoebox project, which distributes the boxes filled with essential daily items to veterans, the elderly, and others in need in the DC area.

As part of Comcast Cares Day, Scripps Networks Interactive and Comcast volunteers worked alongside representatives from Rebuilding Together to help breathe life back into the American Legion Hall in Highlands, New Jersey that was affected by Hurricane Sandy. Shown from left to right are Jason Scott, American Legion Post 143’s second vice commander, Scripps Networks Interactive manager of content distribution marketing, Adam Kennedy, DIY Network host John DeSilvia, senior vice president of Comcast Freedom Region, LeAnn Talbot, Comcast president and CEO Neil Smit, and Blake Fulton, director, national accounts and field operations for Scripps Networks Interactive.

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Employees from SNI’s Atlanta sales office participated in the 2013 Komen Atlanta Race for the Cure as the “Scripps 4 Life” team. L-R: Mallory Colliflower, Anne D’Eloia, Sarah Rabin, Ashley Bishop, Paul Cox, and Evan Cobb.

Scripps Networks Interactive Detroit employees participated in an Earth Day volunteer opportunity. The group assisted with cleaning up a local nature preserve in the city.

Scripps’ London employees got into the volunteer spirit by collecting canned and non-perishable goods for a local food bank.

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At Scripps Networks Interactive, we embrace diversity through inclusion – it drives our behaviors and success in the workforce, workplace and marketplace. Diversity is a critical component of today’s business landscape. The media industry has been ahead of this curve for some time, walking the walk each year with a commitment to include diverse individuals on screen as well as in the workplace behind the screen. Scripps continues to support various professional, educational and civic organizations that align with our diversity strategy.

Industry Support Emma Bowen Foundation

National Association of Latino Independent Producers

National Association of Multi-Ethnicity in Communications

T. Howard Foundation

Walter Kaitz Foundation

Women in Cable Telecommunications

Local & National Support GLAAD

Healthy MEdia Commission

Hispanic Chamber of East Tennessee

Hola Festival

Knoxville Area Urban League

LeanIn.org

N-Street Village

National Urban League & NUL Young Professionals

DiversityFood Network’s Giada De Laurentiis is all smiles with Food Category President Brooke Johnson after receiving The Alliance for Women in Media’s Gracies Award for Outstanding Host in the Lifestyle category. For 60 years, the Alliance for Women in Media has been a leader in celebrating and honoring programming created for women, by women and about women.

WICT, espnW and the Women’s Sports Foundation, along with supporting sponsor Scripps Networks Interactive, came together to honor forty women who have made a significant impact on society after participating in a high school or college sport in the forty years since Title IX was enacted. Scripps SVP of corporate communications, Cindy McConkey, was among those honored. L to R: Women in Cable Telecommunications president and CEO Maria Brennan, espnW vice president Laura Gentile, McConkey and Women’s Sports Foundation CEO Kathryn Olson.

Cooking Channel’s Roger Mooking (center) joined (from left to right) Scripps Networks Interactive’s Lysette Aviles, the Urban League of Long Island’s Andrea De Loney, Kimberly Mitchell and Kimberly Weaver. SNI’s Michael Portugal, the Urban League of Long Island CEO, Coren Washington and Theresa Sanders at the Cork Savvy event.

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Reflecting Scripps Networks Interactive’s dedication to diversity and community involvement, Scripps was once again the presenting sponsor of the Knoxville Area Urban League’s Equal Opportunity Awards Gala – the organization’s largest fundraising event.

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Food & Finance High SchoolFriends of the Smokies

The Food Bank of New York CityHabitat for Humanity

Hispanic Chamber of East Tennessee

Home Depot FoundationIntroduction Knoxville

IRTS FoundationJames Beard Foundation

Junior Achievement of East Tennessee

Knox HeritageKnoxville Area Urban League

Knoxville ZooLatino Justice

Leadership KnoxvilleLegacy Parks Foundation

Leadership Council on Legal Diversity

Media Access ProjectMinority Corporate

Counsel AssociationMusic City Walk of Fame

N Street VillageNational Academy of

Television and Arts

National Association for Multi-Ethnicity in Communications

(NAMIC)National Braille PressNational MS Society

National Parks FoundationNational Urban LeagueNational Urban League

Young ProfessionalsNew York City Coalition

Against HungerNo Kid Hungry

The Paley Center for Media Rebuilding TogetherThe Salvation Army

Second Harvest Food BankShare Our Strength

T. Howard FoundationTennessee Theatre

TN Executive Residence Preservation Foundation

UNICEFUnited Way

University of Tennessee CCI Diversity Student Leaders

University of Tennessee FoundationU. S. Green Building Council

The Valerie FundWalter Kaitz Foundation

WDVX-FMThe Wish Connection

W.O. Smith Music SchoolWomen in Cable

TelecommunicationsYMCA

Young Audience New YorkYWCA

Scripps Networks Interactive Educational PartnersGreat Schools Partnership

Knoxville Chamber of Commerce - Educators in the Workplace

Lowe’s Charitable & Educational Foundation

Scripps Foundation Visiting Professor Program

Scripps Networks Interactive Employee Programs

Employee Relief Fund“Get Physical” Grants

Matching GrantsVolunteer Grants

Scripps Networks Interactive Charitable Partners Advertising Women of New York

Alliance for Women in MediaAmerican Cancer Society

American Heart AssociationArts & Heritage Fund

Asian American Legal Defense FundAsian Pacific American Bar Association

Big Brothers Big SistersBijou Theatre

Black Lawyers Association of CincinnatiThe Cable Center

Cable Television Advertising BureauCatholic Charities USA

Cincinnati BalletCity Meals-on-Wheels

New York CityCommon Ground Community

Community Foundation of Middle TennesseeConsumer Electronic Association

Country Music Hall of FameCulinary Institute of America

East Tennessee Children’s HospitalEast Tennessee Historical Society

Emma L. Bowen FoundationEnvironmental Media Association

Kindness Matters

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