Annual Report2009

Kids In Need Foundation

Letter from the Executive DirectorApril, 2010

Dear Friends, Partners, and Contributors:

The Kids In Need Foundation is pleased to share the 2009 Annual Report with you, an update on your investment and how it

is affecting children today and in the future. Kids In Need Foundation believes providing free school supplies to students who

need them is a substantial contribution to the quality of children’s daily lives and future endeavors.

We consider financial and product donors to the Foundation as investors and hope each of you sees yourself that way, also.

Your investments in 2009 allowed us to serve 1.6 million children, distribute more than $38 million worth of free school supplies,

and award more than $100,000 in grants to teachers.

The immediate benefit of your investment is that children do not have to suffer the humiliation of being without the tools

they need to participate in classroom activities. Having the same tools as other children levels the playing field for students

and offers them the same opportunities to achieve. It also means those kids experience the same rewards – praise from

teachers and parents, better grades, more exciting days in the classroom, and heightened feelings of self worth.

The long term benefits of your investment include better educated adults who feel good about themselves and about trying

to realize their dreams, a competent workforce from which you can draw the employees needed to sustain your company’s

high standards, and self-supporting citizens who contribute to their communities.

We greatly appreciate the trust our donors put in the Kids In Need Foundation to handle their investments wisely. For the

second year in a row we received Charity Navigator’s highest rating for the fiscally responsible way we conduct business.

In 2009, 98 percent of the revenue we received went directly to programs. Very few nonprofit organizations can make

that claim.

Our donors, of course, are what keep us going, and we are very grateful for your support. However, we must keep our eye

on the future and hope that all our current donors continue to elevate students to their greatest potentials by providing

the resources we need to help the kids. As we seek new donors – new investors – to further increase our impact, we ask

for help and guidance from all of our friends and contributors.

Thank you for looking back at 2009 with us and for looking ahead to 2010 and beyond.

Sincerely,

David H. Smith

Executive Director

Mission & Programs

Kids In Need National Network of Resource Centers

Sponsored by

In 2009, the 23 free stores for teachers in the National Network of Resource Centers collectively received more than $38 million worth of school supplies, courtesy of our partners and donors.

Kids In Need Teacher Grants

Sponsored by

281 teachers nationwide were awarded a total of more than $114,000 to purchase supplies for students participating in innovative classroom projects funded by the Kids In Need Teacher Grants program.

School Box

Sponsored by Local Community Organizations

Students in ten communities not served by Kids In Need affiliates received free school supplies through School Box programs. These school supply giveaway programs are sponsored by corporations, individuals, and organizations interested in providing support for children most in need in their local communities.

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

2009 StatisticsKids In Need National Network

u 23 Resource Centers

u $38 Million in Product Distributed to Resource Centers

u Served: 3,000 Schools 100,000 Teachers 1.6 Million Children u 12th Summit held in Indianapolis attended by 63 people, representing 28 free stores nationwide

School Box Program

u 3,000 Children Served

Teacher Grants Program

u $114,000 Awarded To Teachers u Experienced a 48% increase in funding which resulted in a 69% increase in the number of funded applications

Highlights of 2009These positive changes and accomplishments helped further the mission of providing school supplies to kids and teachers.

u The Kids In Need Foundation expanded deeper into the digital world. The website was redesigned and the Foundation claimed its place on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and a number of other social networking sites.

u Named as a participant in Target’s Bullseye Gives campaign. Generated additional financial support, much needed publicity, and a 562% increase in Facebook fanbase. Led to several new and important partnerships.

u LOFT became a national Teacher Grants sponsor.

u Participated in a cause related marketing campaign for Valentine’s Day with the Hershey Company and Mars, Inc. at Target stores.

u Participated in the SunnyD Book Spree cause related marketing campaign. Included placement in TV commercials.

u Featured in Wet Ones “Pledge to stop the spread of germs” campaign. Included a product donation as well as mention in a radio/tv media tour.

u Highlighted in Expo dry erase marker commercials starring Al Roker, which drove product donation and increased national brand recognition.

u At the end of the year, added two new Resource Centers to the National Network, Crayons to Classrooms in Dayton, OH, and School Tools in McAllen, TX.

u Increased website traffic by 40 percent over last year.

u Embarked on large scale licensing campaign to manufacturers as means of raising awareness of both KINF brand and corporate social responsibility.

u Presented four Teacher of the Year awards to educators with exceptional skills to engage students in learning experiences.

The SummitSince 1999, the Kids In Need Foundation has organized an educational event for people from all over the U.S. who work in, or wish to start, teacher free store facilities. We call this the Summit.

The Summit provides a platform for exchanging ideas and information about operating a free store for teachers. It is an arena for sharing best practices, solving problems, bragging a bit about successes, and gaining new insight into the challenges of operating this unique type of facility. The first Summit was held in Cincinnati in 1999 and was attended by 12 people representing nine organizations. Each year, the Summit is held in a different city to give attendees the opportunity to visit different Resource Centers in the Kids In Need National Network. In 2009, Teachers’ Treasures in Indianapolis hosted the event. Sixty-three people attended and twenty-eight different organizations were represented.

fStudents & teachers are ecstatic over supplies. g

Grand opening! i

Filling shelves, warehouses, & carts.

The Year in Pictures

The Year in Pictures

hGuest speaker Ron Clark, educator and author, spoke about motivating students and meeting their educational needs at our 2009 Gala.

fProduct donation projects m

fPSA photo shoot h

hThank you!!!!

Kids In Need National Network of Resource CentersSchool Tools Resource CenterInland Empire United WayRancho Cucamonga, CA

A Gift for TeachingOrlando, FL

South Florida Kids In Need Resource CenterFort Lauderdale, FL

Teaching Tools for Hillsborough SchoolsTampa, FL

Metro Atlanta Kids In Need Resource CenterAtlanta, GA

Teachers’ TreasuresIndianapolis, IN

Cleveland Kids In Need Resource CenterCleveland, OH

Crayons to ClassroomsDayton, OH

Crayons to ComputersCincinnati, OH

Ruth’s Reusable ResourcesPortland, ME

Community ChestCommunities in SchoolsDetroit, MI

KidSmart – Tools for LearningSt. Louis, MO

Tools 4 Schools - Community FoodBank of New JerseyHillside, NJ

Classroom CentralCharlotte, NC

School Tools - Southeast Texas Food BankBeaumont, TX

School Tools - A Project of the Food Bank RGVMcAllen, TX

Teacher Resource Center - World Vision StorehouseLos Angeles, CA

Teacher Resource Center - World Vision StorehouseWashington, DC

Teacher Resource Center - World Vision StorehouseAlbany, GA

Teacher Resource Center - World Vision StorehouseChicago, IL

Teacher Resource Center - World Vision StorehouseMinneapolis, MN

Teacher Resource Center - World VisionStorehouseBronx, NY

North Texas Teacher Resource Center - World Vision StorehouseDallas, TX

Teacher Resource Center - World Vision StorehouseSeattle, WA

Teacher Resource Center - The StorehousePhilippi, WV

2009 Volunteers

Board of Directorsn Brad Demsky, Chair Vice President, Sales, ArtSkills n Donald Currie, Vice Chairn Bill Douthit, Treasurern Phil Wenzell, Secretary Director, International, MWV n Kathy Hirko, Immediate Past Chair Independent Insurance Brokern Stacia Andersen President of Target Sourcing Services, Targetn James A. Beitzn Tom Caulfield National Sales Manager, Pilot Pen Corporation n Sean Clark Vice President GMM, BUYSEASONS, Inc.n Mark Davis Executive Vice President, Sales & Marketing, It’s Academicn Terry Erdman Buyer, Fred Meyern Josh Golden Managing Director, Euro RSCG Worldwiden Steve Kouroupas Vice President, Cenveon Dan Legg Manager, Sales, Royal Consumer Productsn Mary Little Lester MPL Public Relationsn Jay Long Manager, Community Relations/Special Events, The Coca-Cola Companyn Christopher Noe Manager, Office Depot Foundationn Laura Pierce Liggett Stashowern Mike Veitenhans World Vision n Brian Vulpitta Executive Vice President, Marketing, ShurTech Brands, LLC

Executive Committeen Brad Demsky, Chair Vice President, Sales, ArtSkills n Donald Currien Bill Douthitn Kathy Hirko Independent Insurance Brokern Phil Wenzell Director, International, MWV

Finance Committeen Bill Douthit, Chair n Mark Davis Executive Vice President, Sales & Marketing, It’s Academicn Brad Demsky Vice President, Sales, ArtSkills n Al Nelson Senior Buyer, Targetn Phil Wenzell Director, International, MWV

Fundraising Committeen Phil Wenzell, Chair Director, International, MWV n Paul Bierhausn Tom Caulfield National Sales Manager, Pilot Pen Corporation of American Sean Clark Vice President GMM, BUYSEASONS, Inc.n Mike Dies VP Sales & Marketing, Consumer Products, Nashua Corporationn Josh Golden Managing Director, Euro RSCG Worldwiden Pete Vidmar The Vidmar Company

Resource Center Committeen Mike Veitenhans, Chair World Vision n Barbara Deeds President, The Manning Groupn Bill Douthit n Terry Erdman Buyer, Fred Meyern Tom Haggard Operations Manager, Crayons to Computersn Jay Long Manager, Community Relations/Special Events, The Coca-Cola Companyn Jeanne Mock Senior Specialist, Community Relations, Targetn Christopher Noe Manager, Office Depot Foundationn Wayne Rankin Regional Director, U.S. Programs, World Visionn Steve Rubenstein Director, Crayons to Classrooms

Marketing/PR Committeen Donald Currie, Chairn Josh Golden Managing Director, Euro RSCG Worldwiden Kathy Hirko Independent Insurance Brokern Matt Kasindorf EVP, Managing Director, Universal McCannn Steve Kouroupas Vice President, Cenveon Mary Little Lester MPL Public Relationsn Laura Pierce Liggett Stashowern Brian Vulpitta Executive Vice President, Marketing, ShurTech Brands, LLC

Teacher Grants Committeen Dan Legg, Chair Manager, Sales, Royal Consumer Productsn Ron Costello Archdiocese of Indianapolisn David Covitz President, David Covitzn Lisa Greb Director, Public Relations, Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Storesn Donna Lichtenstein Vice President, Marketing, Fibre-Craft Materialsn Dean Mitchelln Valerie Snown Diane Walsh Business Unit Manager, ShurTech Brands, LLCn James Williamson President, Chelsea Marketing Companyn Maureen Wilt External Affairs/Community Relations, Florida Power & Light

Honor RollThe following corporations and individuals made financial, in-kind services, or product donations

to the Kids In Need Foundation between January 1, 2009, and December 31, 2009.

3M - Stationery Products Division3M Foundation7 GypsiesA.D. Sutton & SonsAakron Rule CorpAbbeville Press Inc.ABC ShowACCO BrandsAcme United CorporationAcosta Sales & Marketing San AntonioAd-A-DayAdrian AvalosAl NelsonAl ThorntonAllan WaltonAllen W. Roberts Elem. School StudentsAlliance Rubber CompanyAmanda JohnsonAmerican Art Clay Co., Inc.American Book Co.American GreenwoodAmerican GreetingsAndrew CrouchAndrews McMeelAngie Wright & FamilyAnn Taylor / LOFTAnna M ClarkAnne & Ron DeLyons Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationAnonymousAnonymous Applied Industrial TechnologiesArgosy UniversityAriel ReyArt Declassified, LLCArtistic ToyArtograph IncArts & Activities MagazineArts Attack PublicationsArtSkillsAurora Corp. of AmericaAvery DennisonBag MakersBags In BulkBaking for GoodBalt/Best-Rite/TrinityBarbara WardBarCharts Inc.Barnes & Noble College ShowBaskets By DesignBatt Family FoundationBCPROMOSTUFFBeacon AdhesivesBeacon Promotions, Inc.Bernice MidlamBert WilliamsBill Bogardus & Hal CashBlick Art MaterialsBlue Sky The Color Of Imagination LLCBlumenthal Lansing CompanyBooz Allen HamiltonBorden & Riley Paper Co.

BoxercraftBrad DemskyBrady, Ware & Schoenfeld IncBrian & Lisa VulpittaBrian JuddBrian MawBruce AndersonBryan SmithBuddy ProductsBurt’s BeesC. Nancy SallanCACS ShowCAMEX ShowCamille BeckmanCanson-Talens, Inc.Carissa SwissCarmen BarnesCarmine StewartCarnegie FamilyCarol BogardusCarolina Wholesale Group, Inc.Caron Int’lCarson SpecialtiesCascade MarketingCase-ItCathie MorganCause Marketing Forum, Inc.Century Wire & CableCenveo, Inc.CHA ShowChad StilesChartpak Inc.Chet FalvoChildren of Promise - NYCChristine T. DudleyChroma IncCity of DaytonClass Act Stationery & Accessories, Inc.Cliff HansonCoats & ClarkColart Americas, Inc.Colleen KeltzCollege-House/ Jac SanColorbok Inc.Compass MarketingConnor Dolan BrownCorporate ExpressCosgrove Sales, Inc.Cote UniflexCrafty Dab, a Div of Clarence J. Venne, LLCCraig SomersCrane & Co.Cra-Z-ArtCrystal ProductionsCustom Deco, LLCCynthia HeinzeDallas PenDan & Anne LeggDanielle VirginDanny & RobinDanny BerenbergDaryl Sroczynski

Dave & Wendy SmithDavid BrousDavid CovitzDavid NewhouseDavid OwensDavid RossDavis PublicationsDayton Metro LibraryDelta Sigma PiDennis Daniels CompanyDial CorporationDiane Demsky BassmanDiane WalshDick BereDie Cuts With A ViewDixon Ticonderoga CompanyDominion Church of Washington, DCDonald S. CurrieDoug BergDrachen FoundationDRG PublishingDURABLE Office Products CorpEcobrandersECRMECRM ShowEdie BottnerEdina HaneszEdwin (Hank) McElderryEl Dorando Trading Group, IncorporatedElmer’s Products, Inc.Elsevier HealthElsevier ScienceEmily O’HalloranEnergizerEnergizer Corporate Human ResourceEnergizer Personal CareEnrique GonzalezEric BrownErica HuelsmanErin BealmearEsselte CorporationExecutive Machines, Inc.FAB/StarpointFamily Foundation Inc.Fan CreationsFar West MarketingFibre-Craft MaterialsFilexec ProductsFiskars Brands Inc.Florida Power & LightFrancisco CornejoFred Meyer FundFriedlander Family FundFrito LayGAGNE INC.Gartner Studios Inc.Gary C. GuiseGary JonesGauntlet, Inc.GemlineGene HendelGeorge M. Dies

Honor RollGetting To Know, Inc.GIDP FoundationGlen BoucherGolden Ventures, Inc.GoodSearchGoogle Inc.Guernsey Office ProductsH. Michaels, Inc.Haili KamaheleHal WillisHamilton BellHampton Art LLCHandy ArtHansen’s Beverage CompanyHarry D. Koenig & Co.Heather FergusonHero Art LLCHighlander Charter SchoolHodges Badge Company, Inc.Holly WebsterHorizon Group USA Inc.Horizon Marketing ConceptsHoughton Mifflin CompanyICMIdeaStream Consumer ProductsiLoveToCreateIn Dedication to Richard & Joanne FarrellIn Honor of Cheryl UtleyIn Honor of Clients Emory Alumni Assoc., Emory School of Medicine, Florida Int’l Univ., Fordham Univ., The George Washington Univ., McDaniel College, Morehouse College, The Perrone Group, MCR Inc., Rice Univ., Shady Side Academy, Spelman College, Springfield CollegeIn Honor of Helen KrikawaIn Honor of Jeanne & David MelvinIn Honor of Jonah WeinbegerIn Honor of Jonah WeinbergerIn Honor of Lyle GrahamIn Honor of Major Carl Haney & Mrs. Shawn Slagel-HaneyIn Honor of Mrs. Lackey & Mrs. Rosebeck, Alexander Dawson SchoolIn Honor of Ms. Sheridan, Ms. Staviridis, Ms. Dora, Ms. Herbert, Ms. Desena, Ms. Feree, Ms. SteppelIn Honor of Roy O. Perry, Jr.In Honor of siblings Bill Bogardus, Bob Bogardus, & Gay WatsonIn Honor of Thomas R. Weaver, SrIn Honor of Tim & Sue WoodardIn Honor of Toni & Tony BeitzIn Honor of Willa FrilliciIn Honor of Wolfgang MerelIn Memory of Marshall EldridgeIn Recognition of Dave BizzaroIndigoIngram Periodicals Inc.Innex, Inc.Interior Home Inc.Inventures Products LCCIrving DemskyIt’s AcademicJ & L Marketing, Inc.J. C. Anderson, Inc.James P. MateseJane Orans

Jayson MasseyJeanie LeeJeanne MockJenn & Brandon HowardJenna GettelfingerJennifer AicheleJennifer DewingJennifer HoganJennifer LehmanJesse James Buttons and TrimJim MillerJim MurphyJMA PromotionsJo-Ann Fabric and Craft StoresJohn & Jane JohnsonJohn AbensJohn and Kathy HirkoJohn LesterJohn Wiley & SonsJon & Rachel DrewJordana & Larry AlfordJoselle SheaJoseph BushJoseph MayneJoseph ZalmanJosh GoldenJudith CrilleyJulia & James JacobsK C and Junior of OhioKatherine A. KuvalankaKathi HowardKathleen & Donald EgglestonKellogg’sKits PublishingKraft FoodsKresson ElementaryKristine CohnKunin FeltKurt EttrichKurt LovelyLaguna Clay CoLandauLaura PierceLeague Collegiate WearLeisure ArtsLenian ZhengLet It Bee ULexisNexisLexisNexis Cares Employee FoundationLicensed Product Group InternationalLisa CoeLoew-Cornell, Inc.Lollypops + CandiesLouLou TsaiLov Kumar GroverLovett International Inc.Lowe EnterprisesLuis KingsburyLynn BurkhardtM2 EnterprisesMa. Gladiola IladaMade SmartMakit ProductsMalden InternationalMarathon Services, Inc.Maria ScarboroughMark Davis

Mark Ozimek FamilyMarketing And Sales Services (M.A.S.S.)MarsMartina DerraMary MartoneMarylou D. CraneMaybellineMazer CorporationMcGraw HillMCS Industries, Inc.McStevensme & my BiG IdeasMean Well USA, Inc.Megan, Jim, Mason & Harper KucikMerriam-Webster, Inc.Merrill (Matt) SmithMichael & Jill HeathMichelle BurrowsMichelle MahoneyMichelle MiladinovMike PalmerMike VeitenhansMin-Jung GanttMiquel-Rius USA LimitedMorgan, Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc.MPL Public RelationsMt. View Church of GodMunny JoshiMWVMWV FoundationNACSCORPNAEA ShowNational GeographicNeatnixNed MarburgerNewell RubbermaidNicole DoseNMSG, Inc.NORCOMNormande Lighting, LLCOffice Depot FoundationOfficeDealer & OfficeSolutions MagazineOfficeMax, Inc.On Behalf of Adam Comer in lieu of service awardOn Behalf of Anne & Dan LeggOn Behalf of Jonnie NewcomerOn Behalf of Penny HawkOn Behalf of Tony & Toni BeitzOrca Pacific, Inc.Ott LitePacon CorporationPalmer Paint Products, Inc.Panel ProcessingPapyrusParis Business Products, Inc.Patti LaMarrPaul BierhausPayne Publishers, Inc.Penguin GroupPenny HawkPENTEL OF AMERICA, LTD.Pepperell BraidingPeter Grimm HeadwearPeters ImportsPetersen-ArnePhil & Gloria Wenzell

Product Donors

Phil ParodyPilot Pen Corporation of AmericaPIZZA HUT BOOK IT PROGRAMPlan Toys, Inc.Pollock PaperPoly-Pak IndustriesPortu-Sunberg MarketingPPAIPPAI ShowPrinzPyramid AmericaQuill CorporationQuotable CardsRabinowitz Design WorkshopRand McNallyRandy HultzRebecca ShawRegency Beauty Institute - Dayton CampusResearch & Education AssociationRevur DBA Way BasicsRhonda GreenburgRI Textile Co.Richard CarnayRichard RizikaRittenhouse Book Distributors, IncRMCG WorlwideRobco CorporationRobert JosephsRocky Mountain College Of Art & DesignRomanoff ProductsRon EdwardsRon RolfsenRonda PauleyRoyal & LangnickelRoyal Consumer ProductsRPGRPM Connect, Inc.RR DonnelleyRRD / TopsRumanoff ProductsS. ZoufalyS.P. Richards Co.SanfordSarah BaileySargent Art Inc.Savitha ChelladuraiScholastic Book FairsScholastic Inc.Scholls Inc.School Zone Publishing CompanySchoolKidz, Inc.Scott & AssociatesScraponizerSean & Mary ClarkSenator Promotional Group USAShannon & Lee CarterSharon AventSherene GloverSherene LarsenShurTech Brands, LLCSmead Manufacturing CompanySmith-WesternSonja HarridaySource AbroadSource InterlinkSouth Eastern Book CompanySouthern CA EdisonSpalding

Specialty LineSpencer RootSquare 1 ArtSt. Johns County TeacherStacia AndersenStaedtler, Inc.StampendousStaples Foundation for LearningStaples, Inc.State Farm InsuranceStephanie WedrykStephen & Karen RubensteinSterilite CorporationSteve KouroupasStewart RegoStorybook PromotionsStudio Designs Inc.Sue MoynahanSulyn Industries IncSun Hog Inc.Sun Microsystems, Inc.Sunny Delight Beverages CompanySunrise GreetingsSUPERVALU FoundationSusan & Ryan StanleySusan LillySusanne RoutonSutters MillTammi AmmiratiTape-It, Inc.Tara Jayn StevensTargetTeacher Tools 4 TomorrowTeachers Discovery Traveling ExhibitsTeachers’ TreasuresTeam M-BossTECHFOREDUCATORS.COMTed F.Teresa CloudTerry ErdmanTexas InstrumentsThe Berkely GroupThe Chenille Kraft CompanyThe Chico Bag CompanyThe Coca-Cola CompanyThe Critical Thinking Co.The C-Thru Ruler CompanyThe Data Direct GroupThe Daylight Company LLCThe Foundation for a Better LifeThe GameThe Hershey CompanyThe Mines PressThe New Image GroupThe Northwest CompanyThe Page Seed CompanyThe Pencil Grip, Inc.The Vidmar CompanyThe Working ProofTiER1 Performance SolutionsTim WhitneyTime Factory PublishingTin Box CompanyTish WescottTom BaileyTom CaulfieldTom GreeneTom Haggard

Tom SextroTombowTony & Toni BeitzTony LuzziTop Flight, Inc.Transitional Housing, Inc.Ultra-Optix, Inc.UNFIUnisonUnited StationersUnited Supply CorporationUniversity Of Minnesota Amplatz Childrens HospitalUPS Foundation, Inc.USTAValanta TaveirneValley CastingVia Credit UnionVicki BunkerVictory SalesVie CarlsonWalliesWally ZoladekWalmartWarner Bros.Watcher FamilyWater PromotionsWayne BurtonWe R Memory KeepersWendy SiemanWest, A Thomson-Reuters BusinessWhitney Howard DesignsWild Dove PromotionalsWilliam & Alice DouthitWilliam HempelWilson ChenWincraftWorld Trend, Inc.World VisionYak PakZebra Pen CorporationZ-International, Inc.

Honor Roll

Financial StatementsAs provided by Brady Ware & Schoenfeld, Inc.

We have reviewed the statements of financial position of Kids In Need Foundation as of December 31, 2009 and 2008, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years then ended (not presented herein), in accordance with Statement of Standards for Accounting and Review Services issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. All information included in these financial statements is the representation of the management of Kids In Needs Foundation.

A review consists principally of inquiries of Organization personnel and analytical procedures applied to financial data. It is substantially less in scope than an audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America, the objective of which is the expression of an opinion regarding the financial statements taken as a whole. Accordingly, we do not express such an opinion. Based on our review, with the exception of the matter described in the following paragraph, we are not aware of any material modifications that should be made to the accompanying financial statement in order for them to be in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles.

The condensed financial statements presented herein are presented as a summary and, therefore, do not include statement of cash flows or note disclosures required by accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.

A full reviewed financial statement is available by contacting the Kids In Need Foundation.

Brady Ware & Schoenfeld, Inc.

CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES

12/31/09 12/31/08 12/31/09 12/31/08 UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS Cash $264,649 $157,407 SupportandRevenue $39,395,432 $37,448,125PledgeReceivables 12,800 65,476 NetAssetsReleasedfromRestrictions 54,717 -PrepaidExpenses 10,139 27,683 39,450,149 37,448,125Investments 122,449 99,068 Expenses- Equipment,net 23,811 21,849 ProgramServices Otherassets 2,346 2,346 Materials-in-kind 38,179,254 36,380,633 ResourceCenter 116,827 102,258TotalAssets $436,194 $373,829 Teachergrants 114,032 81,190 SchoolBoxProgram 19,712 44,194 Otherprograms 59,055 76,152 SupportingServices ManagementandGeneral 653,732 633,027 Fundraising 126,311 165,361 TotalExpenses 39,268,923 37,482,815 (Decrease)IncreaseinUnrestrictedNetAssets 181,226 (34,690) RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Liabilities $141,647 $212,291 SupportandRevenue 6,500 54,717 NetAssetsReleasedfromRestrictions (54,717) -Netassets-Unrestricted 283,047 101,821 Netassets-TemporarilyRestricted 6,500 54,717 Increase(Decrease)inTemporarily Netassets-PermanentlyRestricted 5,000 5,000 RestrictedNetAssets (48,217) 54,717 TotalLiabilitiesandNetAssets $436,194 $373,829 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $133,009 $20,027

Charity of ChoiceThe Kids In Need Foundation hopes to become your CHARITY OF CHOICE, as we have for many other corporations, including ArtSkills, Dixon Ticonderoga Company, MeadWestvaco, OfficeMax Inc., Staples, Inc., and Target.

n 98% of every dollar donated goes to programs n for every $1 donated, we can provide $25 worth of free school supplies to students and teachers

Companies and individuals can make donations online at www.kinf.org, or complete the form below and mail or fax it to the Kids In Need Foundation.

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3007 Kettering Blvd., Ste. 114, Dayton, OH 45439 Fax: 937-296-1215We greatly appreciate your support of the Kids In Need Foundation. Thank you.

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Staff

Dave SmithExecutive Director

Kristine CohnSenior Director of Development and Corporate Partnerships

Darren HaperResource Center Specialist

Penny HawkManaging Director

Jennifer HowardDirector of Technology

Karen JacksonCoordinator

Jennifer LehmanDirector of Donor Relations and Gift-In-Kind

Becky ShawAccounting Director

Chad StilesGrant Writer

Lesley WaltonManager of Gift-In-Kind

Printing contributed by Cenveo, Nashville. Binding contributed by Brady Ware & Schoenfeld, Inc.

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