4imprint Awards Charities $36,500 in 4th Quarter Grants

OSHKOSH, Wis., Jan. 30 /PRNewswire/ — Using an unconventional grant- making approach, 4imprint, an Oshkosh, Wisconsin-based imprinted products retailer, awarded more than $145,500 in in-kind charitable grants, by giving out at least one $500 grant every business day during 2006.

Through the company’s one by one(R) charitable grants program, nearly 300 non-profit organizations, in the United States, Guam, Canada and Mexico, garnered a $500 promotional products grant in 2006. 4imprint’s one by one(R) program also awards community grants to non-profit organizations near the company’s headquarters in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

In the 4th quarter alone, $36,500 in in-kind grants was awarded. The one by one(R) program awards $500 in promotional products to US-based charitable organizations or $600 in promotional products to Canadian-based charitable organizations. Eligible organizations include those with IRS-approved 501(c)3 status or Canadian registered charities, religious organizations and accredited schools.

“It’s amazing to see the impact of doing a little bit every day,” said Kevin Lyons-Tarr, President, 4imprint.

  Fourth quarter recipients include:

  —  1st Vedder Scouting Group (Scouts Canada), Chilliwack, British

      Columbia

  —  Abundant Harvest Outreach, Parkton, North Carolina

  —  America’s Second Harvest of Greater St. Joseph, St. Joseph, Missouri

  —  Arvada Community Food Bank, Arvada, Colorado

  —  BC Wheelchair Basketball Society, Vancouver, British Columbia

  —  Behavioral Medicine, CPSG, Morrisville, Vermont

  —  CAAA Louisiana SenioRx, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

  —  Calexico Mission School, Calexico, California

  —  Calgary Learning Centre, Calgary, Alberta

  —  Camp Wesley Pines, Gallman, Mississippi

  —  Capital IDEA, Austin, Texas

  —  Carolinas Minority Supplier Development Council, Charlotte, North

      Carolina

  —  Center For Nonprofit Excellence, Colorado Springs, Colorado

  —  Center for Pan Asian Community Services, Doraville, Georgia

  —  Church Health Services, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

  —  Cicatelli Associates Inc., New York, New York

  —  Community Counseling Center of Mercer County, Hermitage, Pennsylvania

  —  Community Health Centers, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah

  —  ConnectMichigan Alliance, Lansing, Michigan

  —  Delancy Street Foundation, San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico

  —  DNA-People’s Legal Services, Inc., Window Rock, Arizona

  —  Educational Talent Search, Alpena, Michigan

  —  The Elena Macias Foundation, Livermore, California

  —  ERASE, Inc., East Hartford, Connecticut

  —  Fairfield Behavioral Health Services, Winnsboro, South Carolina

  —  Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, New York, New York

  —  Food Bank Coalition of San Luis Obispo County, Paso Robles, California

  —  Food Bank of Corpus Christi, Inc., Corpus Christi, Texas

  —  Food Bank of Northern Nevada, Inc., Sparks, Nevada

  —  Food Bank of Western New York, Buffalo, New York

  —  Food for Children, Inc., Manchester, New Hampshire

  —  Greater Berks Food Bank, Reading, Pennsylvania

  —  Harvest Hope Food Bank, Columbia, South Carolina

  —  The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, Ashford, Connecticut

  —  The Idaho Foodbank, Boise, Idaho

  —  Illinois Action for Children, Chicago, Illinois

  —  I’m a Kid Foundation, Henderson, Nevada

  —  Imperial Valley Food Bank (IVFB), El Centro, California

  —  Indiana Regional Medical Center, Indiana, Pennsylvania

  —  Island Harvest, Mineola, New York

  —  Life Promotions, Inc., Appleton, Wisconsin

  —  Malcolm C. Hursey Elementary School, North Charleston, South Carolina

  —  MANNA FoodBank: Education/Youth Services Division, Asheville, North

      Carolina

  —  Nebraska Food Bank Network, Inc., Omaha, Nebraska

  —  Operation Gratitude, Encino, California

  —  People, Incorporated, Fall River, Massachusetts

  —  Po’okela Church, Makawao, Hawaii

  —  The Priceless Gown Project, Baltimore, Maryland

  —  Project PLASE, Baltimore, Minnesota

  —  Richmond Technical Center, Richmond, Virginia

  —  Riverside Theatre, Iowa City, Iowa

  —  The Safest Place, Chicago, Illinois

  —  Sandoval County CASA, Rio Rancho, New Mexico

  —  Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, Nashville, Tennessee

  —  Second Harvest Food Bank of the Mahoning Valley, Youngstown, Ohio

  —  Second Harvest Tri-Cities, Kennewick, Washington

  —  Sista2Sista Inc., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

  —  Southwestern Virginia Second Harvest Food Bank, Salem, Virginia

  —  St. Andrews Kids Cafe, Lexington, South Carolina

  —  United Way of Auglaize County, Wapakoneta, Ohio

  —  Valley AIDS Information Network, Inc., Corvallis, Oregon

  —  Villa Victoria Academy, Ewing, New Jersey

  —  Virginia C.U.R.E., Alexandria, Virginia

  —  Volunteer Connection, Valdosta, Georgia

  —  Walter Perry Public School, Toronto, Ontario

  —  Women for Health and Wellness, Inc., Carterville, Illinois

  —  WV Health Right, Inc., Charleston, West Virginia

  —  Wyoming Migrant Health, Powell, Wyoming

  —  Young Adult community Development, Inc., Columbus, Ohio

  —  Yuma Community Food Bank, Yuma, Arizona

  —  YWCA Duluth, Duluth, Minnesota

  —  YWCA of Bradford – Victims’ Resource Center, Bradford, Pennsylvania

  —  YWCA of St. Joseph, St. Joseph, Missouri