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3Gifts In Kind2007-2008Actors Theatre of Louisville, Inc.Alpine Ice ArenaBatt-N-PuttBusiness First of LouisvilleCamberly Brown HotelCBS OutdoorsCivil War MuseumComedy CaravanConsumers Choice Coffee, Inc.Creative Alliance, Inc.Dick’s Clothing & Sporting GoodsDoe Anderson, Inc.Doll’s MarketFrazier International History MuseumThe Galt HouseGraeter’s Ice CreamHeine Brothers’ CoffeeHighland Cleaners, Inc.Historic Locust GroveHorseshoe Southern IndianaThe Jazz FactoryJoe Huber Family Farm & RestaurantKentucky Derby Museum CorpKentucky Museum of Art and CraftKFC CorporationLouisville Science CenterLouisville Slugger MuseumMain Line BroadcastingMountjoy & Bressler, LLPThe Newport AquariumNorton HealthcareOxmoor CenterPapa John’s International, Inc.Paul’s Fruit Market, Inc.Piccadilly CafeteriaPolo Fields Golf & Country ClubPortland MuseumPublishers Printing CompanyRamsi’s Cafe on the WorldRiverside The Farnsley MoormanLandingSchultz Chiropractic CenterShogun Japanese SteakhouseSounds Unlimited ProductionsSquire Boone Caverns & VillageTexas RoadhouseThorntonsUnited Graphics Printing GroupUniversity of Louisville College OfUofL-Gheens Science Hall & RauchPlanetariumWalgreen Drug CompanyWDRB-TV/Fox 41White Castle System, Inc.Z Salon & SpaBusinesses Supporting Students the JA WayIt is the partnership between JA and local volunteersthat brings JA’s life-changing economics programs tolife.And, it is the corporate sponsors “adopting” a schoolthat provides the financial support for materials andvolunteer training.During the 2007-2008 school year, 720 companiesdonated funds to support JA’s award-winningprograms, and 25 companies actually partnered withschools to provide JA’s programs.A special bond forms between schools and asponsoring company, and many companies backthe same schools year after year. Thanks toStudents work diligently at the restaurant sponsoredby Papa John’s International in Sam Swope JABizTown.Bowling for JAIt’s All For the Kids!The Annual Bowling Classic is JA’s largest fundraiser.But it’s even more… the Bowling Classic is anopportunity for area companies to bowl, minglewith co-workers and friends, and celebrate theaccomplishments of having raised money for JA kids.And why shouldn’t they celebrate? Bowling Classicparticipants are helping 40,000 students learn aboutbusiness and finance. Last year the JA bowlers raisedmore than $175,000 to help educate Kentuckianastudents!Several local businesses make the Bowling Classic acompany-wide event in place of the usual corporatepicnic. Organizations such as Brown-Forman, Citi,for years. Participation in the Bowling Classic isa great team-building event for any size business,church, or civic group.A great example of a Bowling Classic partner is theU.S. Census Bureau. David Hackbarth, directorof the U.S. Census Bureau processing center inJeffersonville, Indiana states, “In our office, this eventcontinues to grow. And as its popularity grows, ithas also become a great team building opportunityfor the division.”organizations that provide the financial support, JA’sin-school programs are free to students and schoolsthroughout Kentuckiana.Corporate sponsors not only provide the financialsupport for JA programs, but many companies alsoencourage their employees to volunteer to teach JAcourses.One strong example of a business partnership withJA is Papa John’s International, Inc. For several yearsPapa John’s has partnered with Junior Achievementon a local and national level. This partnershiphas resulted in a local donation valued at morethan $60,000. In addition, Papa John’s employeesvolunteer to teach JA programs in classrooms acrossthe country. Papa John’s most recent collaborationwas to sponsor the “restaurant” in Sam Swope JABizTown. While the “restaurant” doesn’t actuallyserve pizza, it teaches students how to run a businessand work as a team.Time has shown that JA partnerships are win-winfor all parties. Organizations involved with JA areproud to serve our region’s students with such lifechangingprograms and the students learn skills thatwill help them succeed in a global economy.For more information on partnering with JA,call 502-561-KIDs or visit www.jaky.org.Census Bureau employees Melissa Baker, PamelaSlack, Cindy Matheny, & Dan Matheny strike up agreat time while bowling for JA.The U.S. Census Bureau has increased theirinvolvement with JA over the years, striving to getall employees involved. This year, the organizationhit its all time high in fund-raising for JA, with 129bowlers raising $10,197! Their incredible effort onJA’s behalf helped them become one of JA’s top tenevent fundraisers.As the region’s need for financial literacy programsincreases, it is important for Junior Achievement tocultivate organizations to participate in the BowlingClassic. Be part of the fun, team-building spirit ofthe annual Bowling Classic. To be a Bowling Classicsponsor, call Debbie Dalton, Senior Vice Presidentof Development, 502-569-9208. To sign up as abowler, contact Jillian Cantu, 502-569-9203 or visitthe JA website at www.jaky.org.

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2009 Business Hall of Fame LaureatesFour legendary leaders… one spectacular eveningFour of Louisville’s outstanding business and civic leaders will beinducted into the 26th Annual Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fameon March 2, 2009, in the Kentucky International Convention CenterCascade Ballroom. A reception honoring the inductees will be at 6 p.m.followed by the awards dinner at 7 p.m.The Laureates are chosen by a selection committee independent of theJunior Achievement Board of Directors, staff and WDRB-TV. BillSamuels, Jr., President, Maker’s Mark Distillery, served as the HonoraryChair of the Selection Committee.The event, hosted by Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana Inc. withtitle sponsor WDRB-TV/Fox 41 and dinner sponsor Crowe Horwath,recognizes individuals for their significant contributions to the Louisvillebusiness and civic communities. Those honored demonstrate businessexcellence; courageous thinking and actions; vision and innovation;inspiring leadership; and community involvement. Also, they are rolemodels for future generations.These distinguished business leaders will join 81 previously honoredBusiness Hall of Fame recipients: The late James B. Beam, Founder,Jim Beam Brands Company; Gouverneur “Bo” H. Nixon, Retired, D.D.Williamson & Co., Inc.; Theodore H. NixonWilliamson & Co., Inc.; and Dr. A. R. Sullivan, Chancellor of TheSullivan University System.“I am proud to be involved with Junior Achievement’s Business Hallof Fame. This year’s inductees demonstrate the entrepreneurial spiritand business savvy that have led this country and our community towhat it is today.Junior Achievement prepares the next generation by providingthe skills these young people will need to become responsible andcontributing members of our society. In a few young men andwomen, JA will provide the spark that ignites a fire within them topursue untold greatness.Please join me in saluting these business leaders who embraced thatspark, earning them the prestigious honor of becoming this year’sinductees into the JA Business Hall of Fame. In doing so, they haveblazed a path for generations to come.”Patricia SwopeHall of Fame Honorary ChairDevelopmentSam Swope Auto Group, LLC

2009 Laureates continued...The late Jim B. BeamJames Beauregard Beam was bornin 1864, just north of Bardstown,Kentucky on the grounds of thedistillery owned and operated byhis father, David M. Beam, thirdgeneration descendant of pioneerdistiller Jacob Beam.Jim was born into the distilling business and froman early age learned the distilling craft at his father’sside. His formal education was in one of the boardingacademies in Bardstown. Thus trained and educated, in1894, Jim at age 30 took over the distilling business ofhis father – continuing the traditional family bourbonmaking enterprise.Through the succeeding 23 years, he expanded hisdistilling enterprise and in 1917, owned and operatedseveral distilleries, including the Clear SpringsDistilling Co. and F.G. Walker distillery. He waspresident of the Kentucky Distillers Association, andwas a recognized prominent citizen of the Bardstownbusiness community.In 1920, prohibition ended the production and saleof bourbon in Kentucky. Jim Beam diversified hisinterests by necessity, with ventures in coal mining,rock quarries and Florida citrus growing. As the stockmarket crash of 1929 and following Great Depressioncaused business failures nationwide, Jim BeamCompany,” which produced cut and crushed limestone.In 1933, when the Repeal of Prohibition was enacted,Jim Beam, then 69, formed the “James B. BeamDistilling Company,” and filed for renewal of hisdistiller’s license two days after the law was enacted.With his son T. Jeremiah Beam, he rebuilt his distillery,and in 1935 resumed production of Beam Bourbonwhiskey, using the same recipe and traditional methodspassed down to him through four generations.As president, Jim Beam guided the company throughthe austere times of World War II, when the distilleryco-produced war supply pure alcohol as well asbourbon. Also during this time, he saw to it thatthe Beam whiskey-making legacy was sustained, bypassing on traditions and recipes to T. Jeremiah and hisnephew Carl Beam.By 1945 when Jim Beam finally retired, his namesake,Jim Beam Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey wasa well known brand, sold nationwide – from NewYork to California, Florida, Texas, and many places inbetween.Jim Beam died on December 27, 1947, at his home inBardstown, Kentucky.While stewardship of the bourbon making processremains vested with Jim Beam’s descendants to thisday, ownership of the company has passed into otherhands. Today the company Jim Beam founded isa billion dollar enterprise known as “Beam GlobalSpirits & Wine Co.” and is a subsidiary of FortuneBrands Company.Dr. A.R. (Al) SullivanDr. A.R. (Al) Sullivan, born inLouisville in 1938, is a graduateand Hall of Fame member ofLouisville Male High School. Heis a graduate of the University ofKentucky and received a doctoratefrom Johnson & Wales Universityin Rhode Island. He is currentlyserving as Chancellor of The Sullivan UniversitySystem.Dr. Sullivan began his career in postsecondaryeducation admissions in 1958. In 1962 he and hisfather founded Sullivan Business College (nowSullivan University) greeting five faculty and sevenbrave students that first day of classes. Sullivan hassince grown to become Kentucky’s largest independentcollege or university serving an enrollment of over5000 students. He reacquired Spencerian and TheLouisville Technical Institute in 1972 and the threeinstitutions serve over 9000 students a year on sixKentucky campuses and worldwide through Sullivanof Sullivan in 1974.of-the-Year award. He is a member of the “Order ofthe Golden Toque” limited to 100 leaders nationwidein the Culinary Arts. Sullivan University is one of thelargest Hospitality and Culinary schools in the countrywith over 1100 students attending from around theworld. His proudest recent accomplishment wasleading the establishment of the Sullivan UniversityCollege of Pharmacy which accepted its first class ofDoctor of Pharmacy students in 2008.Dr. Sullivan served on the board of the AmericanAssociation of Independent Colleges and Schoolsand as Chairman of the Accrediting Council ofIndependent Colleges and Schools, a nationalinstitutional accrediting agency. He is a founder of theinclude the chief executives of many of the country’sleading career-focused colleges and universities. Incommunity service he currently serves on the boards ofGreater Louisville Inc. (GLI) and Kentuckiana Works(KIWI), the local Workforce Investment Board.Gouverneur “Bo” H. NixonGouverneur H. Nixon, Jr.,“Bo” to all who know him, wasborn in New York, NY in 1928and graduated from PrincetonDegree in 1950. He has beeninvolved in D. D. Williamson &Co., Inc. all of his life.D. D. Williamson was founded in New York in 1865.Nixon’s father joined the firm in 1896 as an office boyand became owner and President in 1932.After working summers building the Payne Streetplant, Nixon and his bride moved to Louisville in 1950.the Company and moved the headquarters fromNew York to Louisville. He developed the strategyof building small plants near major customers, PepsiCola and Coca-Cola, and established a global presence.Nixon retired in 1992 and currently enjoys fishing,golfing and woodworking.Nixon was a Director of Liberty National Bank andthe Brinly-Hardy Co., and has been active in theleadership of many civic organizations over the years.Church and Norton Healthcare. At Norton he wasChairman of the Board when the Hospital purchasedthe Columbia-HCA Hospitals making it the largesthealthcare system in Kentucky.His first wife of fifty years, Dotsie, started a seven yearexperience with cancer in 1993, which developed theirfocus on the disease. They started the Oncology SpiritFund, which provides diversion activities for nursesto relieve stress. They also established the Oncologymore Oncology Certified Nurses than any hospital inthe region. Although he has retired from the Nortonsupport Oncology and the Norton Cancer Institutewhich provides testing, care, treatment and support forthe majority of patients and families in Louisville.Matthews and have a vacation home on Kiawah Island,SC. There are 40 children, grandchildren and spousesin their combined families.Theodore H. NixonBorn in Louisville in 1952 toDotsie and Bo Nixon, Ted grewup in a loving family with threesisters and a younger brother.Ted’s education was learned asmuch at home as in school, withhis parents emphasizing workethic, excellence, fair treatmentof people from all walks of life, and active communityinvolvement—and he has carried on those traditionsin how D.D. Williamson operates today. He beganhis career at DDW during his sophomore year inhigh school working in the factory to understand thescience, the process, and especially the hard work thatgoes into creating caramel coloring.After graduating from Princeton University in 1974Applied Statistics, he rejoined DDW in the operationsarea. As the company grew, he took over Sales in 1980and became President and COO in 1982. He attendedthe University of Louisville and graduated with anMBA in 1983.The partnership of Ted and his father, Bo, created apath of growth, such that when Bo retired in 1992, andmanufacturer of caramel color in the world, operatingfour plants and supplying products to customers indozens of countries.DDW has continued to flourish under the partnershipFocused on quality, service to the customer, continuousimprovement and innovation, the company now hasten locations and partnerships manufacturing carameland other natural colors on five continents. A primarysupplier to most of the household names in the foodand beverage industry, its products are sold in over 100countries and are used in more than 1.5 billion servingsof food and beverage products on a daily basis.Ted has demonstrated a strong interest and beliefin personal community involvement, over the yearsserving in over 10 non-profit board positions andcurrently as a Director on two for-profit companyboards. DDW is also proud of its community outreach,with each of its regions around the world challenged toexecute on projects that improve their community.Ted credits his wife Mary Nixon, a senior executivewith YUM Brands, as his source of encouragement andinspiration. He and Mary have two daughters, Carolineand Houghton.

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Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame Laureates and Year of InductionThe permanent Business Hall of Fame glass-onglassdisplay of 81 Laureates is located on the walladjacent to the Cascade Ballroom in the KentuckyInternational Convention Center. The installationincludes portraits and biographies of each of theLaureates who, since 1982, have been honoredfor their extraordinary contributions to our freeenterprise system.“Colonel” Harland Sanders, oneof the original Laureates in thelocal Kentuckiana Hall ofFame, was inducted into theNational Junior AchievementHall of Fame located in theChicago Museum of Scienceand Industry in 2000.In 2007, John Schnatter, a2000 Kentuckiana Hall ofFame Laureate, was inductedinto the National JuniorAchievement Hall of Fame.1982J. Graham Brown/Brown HotelCol Harland Sanders/Kentucky FriedChicken Corp.Lee B. Thomas/Thomas Industries1983Mary Helen Byck/Byck’sDann C. Byck/Byck’sArchibald Cochran/Anaconda AluminumW. Armin Willig/Dixie Beer Distributor1984James D. Robinson/Robinson NugentJohn Harold Harwick/Louisville TrustMaurice D.S. Johnson/Citizens Fidelity1985Isaac W. Bernheim/Bernheim Bros. DistBarry Bingham, Sr./Courier-JournalOwsley Brown/Brown-Forman Corp.A. B. Sawyer/The Kentucky Dairies1988C. Lee Cook/C. Lee Cook Mfg.J. Henning Hilliard/Hilliard Lyons1989David A. Jones/Humana Inc.Thomas C. Simons/Capital HoldingJames A. Patterson/Pattco1990Frank B. Hower, Jr./Liberty NationalJ. D. Nichols/NTS Corp.Henry Vogt/Henry Vogt Machine Co.1991J. David Grissom/Mayfair CapitalWoodford R. Porter Sr./A.D. Porter & Son1992Wendell Cherry/Humana Inc.George N. Gill/Courier-Journal1993Henry V. Heuser Sr./ Vogt Machine Co.Baylor Landrum Jr./Alexander & AlexanderW. Bruce Lunsford/Vencor Inc.1994John Y. Brown, Jr./KFC CorporationT. William Samuels, Sr./Maker’s MarkWilson W. Wyatt, Sr./Wyatt, Tarrant& Combs, LLP1995H. Charles Grawemeyer/Reliance-UniversalR. Gene Smith/R. Gene Smith, Inc.1996Malcolm B. Chancey, Jr/.Bank One,Kentucky, NARoy H. Hunt/Hunt Tractor, Inc.Charles I. McCarty/WaterfrontDevelopment Corp1997Samuel H. Klein/Bank of Louisville & Trust Co.Thomas H. Meeker/Churchill Downs Inc.Charlie W. Johnson/Active Transportation Co.1998Dwight Gahm/Kitchen Kompact, Inc.Ronald G. Geary/ResCare, Inc.James W. Robinson/Caldwell Tanks &Robinson Nugent Inc.1999Robert S. Allison/Doe-Anderson Advertising &Public Relations, Inc.Sam R. Rechter/Rogers Group Investments, IncJames H. Thornton/Thornton Oil Corporation2000John H. Schnatter/Papa John’s InternationalDebbie Scoppechio/Creative Alliance, Inc.Samuel G. Swope/Sam Swope Auto Group, Inc.2001Christina Lee Brown/Louisville StonewareCompanyOwsley Brown II/Brown-Forman CorporationDouglas F. Cobb/Appriss Inc.Warner L. Jones, Jr./Hermitage Farm2002Ulysses L. Bridgeman, Jr./Bridgeman FoodsAl J. Schneider/DeveloperHenry C. Wagner/Jewish HospitalHealthCare Services2003David C. Novak/Yum! Brands, Inc.Bernard M. Trager/Republic Bank &Trust Company2004Juanita P. Burks/J.P. Construction Co. &Tender Loving Care Nurses RegistryOwsley Brown Frazier/Brown-FormanCorporation2005Nolen C. Allen/Cotton & Allen, P.S.C.William H. Beach/Beach Mold & Tool, Inc.A. Stevens Miles, Jr./First KentuckyNational CorporationMerwin J. Ray/Steel Technologies Inc.2006Michael N. Harreld/PNC BankAlice K. Houston/Houston-Johnson, IncAllan Wade Houston, Sr./Houston-Johnson, IncT. William Samuels, Jr./Maker’s Mark DistilleryStephen A. Williams/Norton Healthcare2007Gordon B. Davidson/Wyatt, Tarrant &Combs, LLP;Broadcasting;Lee B.Thomas, Jr./ Universal Woods, Inc.200825th Anniversary Hall of Fame Celebration2009The late James B. Beam/Founder, Jim BeamBrands CompanyGouverneur “Bo” H. Nixon/Retired, D.D.Williamson & Co., Inc.

2007-2008 Annual Donors5$10,000 and upc.Brown-Forman CorporationBrown-Forman CorporationCitigroupCommunity Foundation ofSouthern IndianaCrowe Horwath, LLCHarrison County CommunityFoundationHorseshoe Foundation ofFloyd CountyJ. J. B. Hilliard, W. L. Lyons, Inc.Jefferson County Public SchoolsKentuckySociety of CertifiedPublic AccountantsLouis./Jeff. Co. Metro Gov. - Officeof Youth DevelopmentRodes Fund, J. Clifton andJeannette S.James W. RobinsonStock Yards Bank & Trust CompanyJoan and Lee Thomas FoundationUniversity of Louisville CollegeWDRB-TV/Fox 41Yum! Brands, Inc.$5,000 - $9,999AXA Advisors, LLCCensus BureauD. D. Williamson & Co., Inc.Friends of Junior AchievementGreater Louisville Business AllianceHanover CollegeHenry Vogt FoundationJ. J. B. Hilliard, W. L. Lyons,Kindred HealthcareLouise Head Duncan TrustMaker’s Mark Distillery,Inc.The Marshall Charitable FoundationNorton HealthcarePapa John’s International, Inc.PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPRent-a-CenterRohm and Haas Kentucky Inc.Spalding UniversitySteel Technologies Inc.Stock Yards Bank & TrustUPS$2,500 - $4,9991st Independence BankAlcoa - LouisvilleLaminatingAlcoa FoundationARCO Aluminum Inc.Hazel and Walter T. BalesFoundation Inc.BKD, LLPBluegrass CellularCaldwell Tanks, Inc.Chrysalis Ventures, LLCDow Corning CorporationGeneral MillsGenscape, Inc.Gilbert FoundationHexion Specialty ChemicalsThe Honorable Order of KentuckyColonelsRoy H. HuntKentuckiana Nursing ServiceLubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc.Northwestern Mutual FinancialNetworkOfficeMaxParadise Tomato Kitchens, Inc.PPG Architectural Finishes, Inc.PricewaterhouseCoopersPublishers Printing CompanyResCareRight Management ConsultantsRobert Bosch Tool CorporationRohm and Haas KentuckyThe Lyndon & Helen M. SchmidCharitable FoundationTri-State Coca-Cola BottlingCompanyWHAS Crusade For ChildrenWhip Mix CorporationWyatt, Tarrant & Combs, LLPMimi M. ZinnielZoeller Company$1,000 - $2,499American Air Filter - AAFInternationalAmerican Air Filter - AAFAnderson Wood Products CompanyAppriss Inc.Arkema Inc.AT&T MobilityRobert C. AyotteBaptist Healthcare SystemBargain Supply Company, Inc.BB&T Insurance Services, Inc.bCatalystBellarmine UniversityOwsley BrownIIThe Budd CompanyCapstone Realty, Inc.ChevronTexacoClark Memorial HospitalColgate - Palmolive CompanyCommonwealth Bank & TrustCreative Alliance, Inc.DANA CorporationNancy B. DavisDeloitte & Touche LLPDoe Anderson, Inc.DuPont FluoroproductsFastline PublicationsFirst Citizens BankDonald Fitzpatrick, Jr.Stan R. FranczekFrost Brown Todd LLCGeek SquadGenentech, Inc.The Greater Scott County Chamberof CommerceH & H Systems and Design, Inc.H & H Systems and Design, Inc.H&R Block Strength in NumbersFundHSBC - North AmericaJ. Douglas HelmHighland Cleaners, Inc.John C. HillHorseshoe of Southern IndianaHowell & Howell PaintingContractors, Inc.Hughes Group Inc.Humana FoundationIrwin Union Bank and TrustCompanyDavid A. JonesKentucky Planning PartnersKentucky Planning PartnersThe KIA StoresKPMG LLPKroger CompanyLaGrange Rotary ClubJoseph L. LandenwichLunsford CapitalMayfair CapitalA. Stevens MilesMKM Machine Tool CompanyMountjoy & Bressler,LLPNTS Development CorporationOld National BancorpOxyVinyls, LPPattco, LLCPeak 10The C. F. Pollard Foundation, Inc.Portland ForgeRepublic Bank & Trust CompanyD. Hank RobinsonSam’s Club - ClarksvilleSam’s Club - Preston HighwaySamtec, Inc.Dale SkaggsRobert M. SouthJ. Todd SpurgeonStemWood CorporationTexas RoadhouseTrover Solutions Inc.US BankWal-Mart Neighborhood Market -St. MatthewsLowry WatkinsWehr Constructors Inc.Wells Fargo Insurance Services ofKentuckyWhayne Supply CompanyWilson & Muir Bank & TrustYork A Johnson Controls Company$500 - $999Akzo Nobel Coatings Inc.Alcan PackagingRobert S. AllisonLisa K.AlyAngell-DemmelAtlas Machine & Supply, Inc.B-Dry Systems of Louisville, Inc.Benn Family Fund/Louis M. andFlorence G.The Bohn FoundationCarbide Industries LLCCardinal Carryor CompanyRichard F. CarricoCentral BankR. H. Clarkson Financial Services,Inc.Commonwealth Bank & TrustCompanyCook CompressionDiane CornwellCotton & Allen, P.S.C.First Federal Savings BankFirst Harrison BankFort Knox Federal Credit Union -Radcliff, KYPatrick M. FrancJohn A. FrancoGeo. Pfau’s Sons Company, Inc.Hannelore GoldbergGreater Louisville Inc.GROWTH, INC.Harshaw Trane ServiceDebra H. HofferKevin J. JoyntDonald J. KellyKentucky Farm Bureau FederationL. Thorn CompanyBaylor Landrum, Jr.Lithocraft, Inc.Luckett & FarleyThe MacLean Foundation, Inc.Marion County School DistrictReginaNetheryW. Robert NiblockNicklies DevelopmentPhilip S. PoindexterPolyOnePorter Bancorp, Inc.Smith & Smith AttorneysSouthern Indiana Rehab HospitalSpring Street Developers LLCSterne Agee & Leach Inc.Towne Mall LLCJohn F. Trompeter Co.Jeff UligianUnderwriters Safety & ClaimsGroupWal-Mart - New AlbanyWal-Mart Store #526Windstream Communications, Inc.Wurth Snider Bolt & ScrewYour Community Bank

62007-2008 Annual Donors continued...Donors $100 - $499A. J. Seibert CompanyA-C Brake CompanyAdvanced Business Solutions, Inc.Lana AebersoldWilliam O. AldenAltec Industries Inc.Jill P. AndersonMary Beth ArnettBaptist Hospital NortheastDebra A. BarmoreBASF CorporationRick BaumgardnerBecky BeanblossomBeards Outdoor PowerClaus A. BehrBennett & Bennett Insurance, Inc.Bethann I. BertucciBest of Kentucky, Inc.Biltco CorporationM. Joseph BisigBradley C. BlackDale J. BodenThe Bohn FoundationBolton & CompanyRaymond F. BossmeyerKatharine H. BoyerDouglas A. BozellRyan BrackeenBramco, Inc.Brown Funeral HomeGordon S. BrownBrown Sprinkler CorporationBrown Wood PreservingCompany Inc.W. D. BruceBudget Business Service, Inc.Buetow, LeMastus & DickC. H. Glanz Plumbing Heating& CoolingCallistus Smith Agency, Inc.David P. CalziCarman Industries, Inc.Mike CarrollPatrick A. CassThe Cecilian BankCentral Kentucky Tool &Chalmers Products, Inc.Wendy R. ChapmanChilton & Medley, PLCCitizens National BankClimate Conditioning Company, Inc.Cody and NeelyBill C. ColemanJo Nell CollierColliers Harry K. MooreKelly CollinsCombined Federal CampaignCommercial Kentucky Inc.Community Foundation ofSouthern IndianaConnect Marketing, Inc.Consumers Choice Coffee, Inc.Cox Allen and AssociatesArchitects Inc.Creation Gardens of LouisvilleJohn R. CrockettCross Motors Corp.Curtis Maruyasu America, Inc.Debbie DaltonJackie S. DantRobert A. DavenportDeckel & MoneypennyDeco Paper Products, Inc.Deming, Malone, Livesay & OstroffDerby DentalLaboratory& AssociatesThe DFH CompanyDavid C. DickDinsmore and Shohl LLPDixie Warehouse Services, LLCDomino Partners, LTDDon Pierce & AssociatesDri-View Manufacturing Co., Inc.Duane Realty, Inc.Dynegy Bluegrass GenerationCompanyand CleanersFabricated Metals CorporationFarmers National BankFenley Operations LLCJames S. FitzgibbonSanford L. FleckFlynn GroupFort Knox Federal Credit Union -Fort KnoxFulfillment Concepts, Inc.Paul FultzFund for the ArtsGene P. GardnerGarrett-Stotz CompanyGodfrey, Godfrey & GodfreyHenry L. GordinierDonald L. GossmanC. Michael GrannanGregory H. GreenwoodGary GrieshaberH. Wayne Smith ConstructionHamilton, Thomas & CompanyHampton Inn - Brooks, KYHarding, Shymanski and CompanyP.S.C.Heaven Hill Distilleries, Inc.Dennis P. HeishmanHendrickson Truck SuspensionSystemsCarl HerdeHeritage HardwoodsDavid W. HigginsHighland Roofing CompanyTammy G. HodgesJune HookAubrey C. HordFrank B. HowerHubbuch & CompanyHuber Tire CompanyHuff, Niehaus & Associates, Inc.Norman P. Iler, Sr.Indiana Utilities CorporationISCO Industries, Inc.Adrianne JohnsonDavid A. Jones, Jr.Cindy A. KanningKelly King & CompanyThomas H. KellyThe Kentucky CenterKentucky Concrete, Inc.Kentucky Mirror & Plate GlassKentucky TrailerKenway Distributors, Inc.Kern’s Kitchens dba Derby PieKerr Office GroupKing Construction Company Inc.Kiwanis Club of LebanonChristopher J. KramerKV Flooring, Inc.Laboratory Supply CompanyMark LaemmleLaGrange Service Center Inc.Landmark CommunityNewspapers, Inc.The Lang CompanyDon L. LattisR. Miles LeeLibs PavingLichtefeld, Inc.Lonneman, Blair & Logsdon, PLLCLouisville and Jefferson County/Metropolitan Sewer DistrictLouisville Plate Glass CompanyLuckett’s TackShopAngela LuekeMacKenzie & Peden, P.S.C.Douglas H. MadisonMarcus Paint Company,Inc.The Mardrian GroupRobert H. MartinCharles I. McCartyMary T. MeansMechanical Contractors Assn.of Ky., Inc.Miller Oil Company Inc.William M. MitchellModern ConcreteDonald S. MucciNational City Bank of KentuckyNeil Huffman NissanNeill-LaVielle Supply CompanyNetherland Rubber CompanyCorp.Northland CorporationOaks Credit Corporation, Inc.OMG-Outsource ManagementGroupOmni Personnel, Inc.Dale OremOwen Funeral Home Inc.Palmer Products CorporationPat Durham Builder, Inc.Pegasus Transportation Inc.The Peoples Bank of Bullitt CounPeoples Bank of LebanonPinkham Lincoln MercuryPlanet TelecomPlumbers Supply CompanyPNC Bank, N.A.Professional Bank ServicesCo., LLCRadio Communications SystemsRadio Sound, Inc.Regional Airport AuthorityRepublic Bank & Trust Company,Shelby CountyRepublic Beverage Companyof KentuckyRetailers SupplyDavid T. RichardsonRicke & AssociatesCharles F. RobelloRogers Group - OldhamCounty StoneRogers Group Investments, Inc.John RoyS. J. Anderson BuilderSafetran Systems Corp. Lou. Div.CorporationSam Swope Auto Group, LLCHugh L. SawyerHerbert J. SchardeinScott/Klausing & Company, Inc.Sellersburg Stone Company, Inc.Sentry Construction IncorporatedShiner, Lopp & Smith, Inc.Snowden and Associates, Inc.Susan C. SnyderSouthern Graphic SystemsSpatial Data IntegrationsSpecialty Tool Company, Inc.Todd A. SpencerSpring View HospitalState Farm Insurance - Crestwood,KentuckySterling G. Thompson CompanyStewart & AssociatesStifel, Nicolaus & Company Inc.Stuedle, Spears & Company, PSCT & C Contracting, IncMartha TeaterTG Kentucky, LLCWilliam P. Tompkins IIITri County Ford-MercuryUHL Truck Sales of KentuckianaC. Gregory UligianUnited Dynamics, Inc.V. C. Glass Carpet CompanyVulcan Hart CorporationWal-Mart Supercenter #3294Lynn O. WilkinsonWillis Klein Safe, Lock & HardwareWilson Manufacturing & Design,Inc.Thomas B. WilsonWine and Spirits Wholesalers ofKentucky, Inc.W-M Lumber & Wood ProductsWorthington Steel CompanyWynfield Partners

Statement of Financial Position - June 30, 2008ASSETSLIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS$4,849,107Current AssetsCash and equivalents $ 786,035Pledges receivable, net $ 139,372Pledges receivable, net experiential learningcampaign, net -- current portion $ 351,973Prepaid expenses $ 17,651Total current assets $ 1,295,031Fixed AssetsFurniture and equipment $ 345,290Building and fixtures $ 2,470,682$ 2,815,972Less accumulated depreciation $ (470,569)$2,345,403Other AssetsBeneficial interest in assets held by others $ 99,280Investments--board designated $ 790,049Pledges receivable--experiential learningcampaign, net -- less current portion $ 319,344Current LiabilitiesAccounts payable $ 61,620Accrued expenses $ 73,486Total Current Liabilities $ 135,106Net AssetsUnrestricted net assetsNet deficiency $ (57,113)Net investment in property and equipment $ 2,345,403Board designated $ 790,049Total unrestricted net assets $ 3,078,339Temporarily restricted $ 1,635,662Total net assets $ 4,714,001Total liabilities and net assets $ 4,849,107$1,208,673Total assets $ 4,849,107Expense Allocation74% - Program Services13% - General & Administrative13% - Fund RaisingStatement of Activities - Year Ending June 30, 2008INCOME Unrestricted Temporarily TotalRestrictedContributions, sponsorships and grants $ 941,875.00 $ 26,950.00 $ 968,825.00Contributions, experiential learning campaign $ 222,474.00 $ 222,474.00Special events, net of expenses $ 247,885.00 $ 44,504.00 $ 292,389.00Interest and dividends $ 46,994.00 $ - $ 46,994.00Interest - experiential learning campaign $ 5,681.00 $ - $ 5,681.00Unrealized depreciation on investments $ (82,617.00) $ - $ (82,617.00)Realized loss on sale of investment $ (28,013.00) $ - $ (28,013.00)Donated goods and services $ 336,074.00 $ - $ 336,074.00Sub Total $ 1,467,879.00 $ 293,928.00 $ 1,761,807.00Net Assests Released from Temp. Restrictions $ 176,577.00 $ (176,577.00) $ -Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support $ 1,644,456.00 $ 117,351.00 $ 1,761,807.00EXPENSES AND LOSSESProgram services $ 1,065,660.00$ 1,065,660.00General and administrative $ 181,320.00 $ - $ 181,320.00Fundraising $ 195,276.00 $ - $ 195,276.00Experiential learning campaign $ 1,596.00 $ - $ 1,596.00Loss on disposal of assets $ 833.00$ 833.00Donated goods and services $ 336,074.00$ 336,074.00Total Expenses and Losses $ 1,780,759.00 $ - $ 1,780,759.00Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets $ (136,303.00) $ 117,351.00 $ (18,952.00)7Net Assets, Beginning of Year $ 3,214,642.00 $ 1,518,311.00 $ 4,732,953.00Net Assets, End of Year $ 3,078,339.00 $ 1,635,662.00 $ 4,714,001.00

Great leadersexpect nothing inreturn. At the veryleast, they deserveour recognition.We believe communities are built on the goodwill andenergy of the people who belong to them.That’s why we’re proud to honor Gouveneur "Bo" H. Nixon,Theodore H. Nixon, James B. Beam and Dr. A. R. Sullivan as2009 Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame Laureates.©2008 The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. All rights reserved.

CONGRATULATIONSJAMES BEAUREGARD BEAM,THE NAMESAKE BEHIND JIM BEAM® BOURBON.2009 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF KENTUCKIANABUSINESS HALL OF FAME LAUREATE.COLONEL BEAM’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN BUSINESSARE AN INSPIRATION TO OUR LOCAL JUNIOR ACHIEVERS.

Congratulations to Bo & Ted Nixon.The Norton Healthcare family congratulates Gouverneur H. “Bo” Nixon, chairman emeritusof the Norton Healthcare Board of Trustees, and his son, Theodore H. “Ted” Nixon, for theirinduction into the Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame.In addition to being great contributors to and supporters of Norton Healthcare and itsnot-for-profit mission, Bo and Ted have been longtime leaders in business excellence,vision and innovation. As role models for young people in our community, they’ve inspiredleadership, community involvement and action.Bo and Ted have made a real difference in our community and helped create bright futuresfor our young people to succeed in business and in life. Congratulations and thanks!Junior Achievement ofKentuckiana thanks TheJefferson County Public SchoolsBoard of Education for itsinnovation on behalf of ouryoung people.Because of your decisions thatinvolve JA, Louisville is receivingaccolades and attention fromaround the United States.

JIM BEAM ® DISTILLERY WOULD LIKE TO THANKJUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF KENTUCKIANAFOR CELEBRATING OUR FOUNDER, JAMES BEAUREGARD BEAM, AND HIS ACHIEVEMENTSIN BUILDING THE #1 SELLING PREMIUM BOURBON IN THE WORLD. Providing quality printing services toSullivan University for over 25 years.Proud supporter of JA for over 10 years.816 South Eleventh Street, Louisville, Kentucky 40210

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FEW DECISIONS ARE MORE IMPORTANTTHAN THE SCHOOL YOU SELECT.Catholic schools provide a solid, Christcentered,value-based foundation thatextends beyond academics into all aspectsof student life.Catholic schools are available to all,regardless of religion, race, or nationality.Nearly 10% of our students are from otherfaith traditions.Catholic schools benefit from parentalinvolvement throughout the educationalprocess.In the Archdiocese of Louisville, there are48 elementary and secondary schools inseven counties.Class of 2008 Achievements96% Pursue College or Post-Secondary Training29 National Merit Semi-Finalists24 National Merit Finalists22 National Merit Commended Scholars58 Governor’s Scholars17 Governor’s School for the ArtsAverage ACT Score – 23.2Average SAT Score – 1167High School Hours of Community Service: 163,000Seniors Received Scholarships Valued at $76.5 Million60% of Catholic secondary schools inJefferson County have been named BlueRibbon Schools of Excellence by the U.S.Department of Education.For a FREE School Selection Guide, call502-634-1315or email comm@archlou.orgMoney isn’t everything.At Hilliard Lyons, we are committed not only to our clients’financial welfare, but to the general welfare and success of thecitizens in the communities we serve.That’s why Hilliard Lyons and its employees have invested time,talent and treasure in a wide variety of civic, educational andhumanitarian organizations throughout our community.One such organization is Junior Achievement, and we are proud tobe involved in its continued success.Investment Insight for Every Generation Since 1854 smSecurities offered through J.J.B. Hilliard, W.L. Lyons, LLCMember NYSE, FINRA and SIPC | © 2007-2008

82007-2008 School PartnershipsAEGON USA, Inc.Assumption HighMoore MiddleHexion Specialty ChemicalsLibrizol Advanced Materials, Inc.Paradise Tomato Kitchens, Inc.duPont Manual HighRight Management ConsultantsJefferson County Traditional MiddleAlcoa FoundationAmerican Air filter AmericasAnderson Wood Products CompanyArkema Inc.Kennedy MontessoriAXA Advisors, LLCCapstone Realty, Inc.Christian AcademyCitigroupAtherton HighNorth BullittJeffersontown HighD. D. Williamson & Co., Inc.E.ON U.S., LLCColeridge-Taylor MontessoriHarrison County Community FoundationCorydon CentralCorydon IntermediateLanesville Jr./Sr. HighNorth Harrison MiddleLouisville/Jefferson County MetroGovernment/Office of Youth DevelopmentButler HighCentral HighPleasure Ridge Park HighShawnee HighSouth Park TAPPWestport TAPPOfficeMaxOne Southern IndianaClarksville MiddleOxyVinyls, LPKennedy MontessoriRohm and Haas Kentucky Inc.Farnsley MiddleSteel Technologies Inc.Tri-State Coca-Cola Bottling CompanyCentral HighYork A Johnson Controls CompanyKenwood StationZoeller CompanyStudents ServedStudent Instructional Contact Hours2005200620072008Students Served 07/08Elementary81,78062,75068,82585,00015417JA Biztown117,360173,040277,150311,00012244Middle School30,76812,6006,1506,088848JA Finance Park20,100153,630303,833280,0009675High School19,10417,00014,17512,1001709Summer Camp04,8004,8003,00074Titan Business Challenge060052042070TOTAL271,952426,372675,453697,60840,037

Volunteer Firms 2007-200891st Independence Bank3-M CompanyA & L ManufacturingAccent Marketing ServiceAdelante-Hispanic AchieversAffiliated Computer ServicesAkzo Nobel ResinsAl’s Woodcraft, Inc.American Contracting & Services, Inc.American Red Cross, Louisville Area ChapterAmericana Community CenterAmeriComm Direct Marketing Inc.Angell-Demmel North AmericaARCO Aluminum Inc.Arkema Inc.AT&T MobilityAutomatic Air CorporationBales Auto MallBaptist Hospital NortheastBB&TBB&T Insurance Services, Inc.BekaertBellarmine UniversityBig Brothers Big SistersBKD, LLPBluegrass CellularBoys and Girls Club ShawneeBrown-Forman CorporationBrundage JewelersBuckner Animal ClinicByerly Auto GroupCabbage Patch Settlement HouseCabinet for Health & Family ServicesCardiovascular AssociatesCensus BureauCharter CommunicationsChilton & Medley, PLCCitigroupColdwell Banker McMahan Co.Colonels Uniforms & PromotionsContinental Funding Group, Inc.Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.Creative Alliance, Inc.Cunningham DoorD. D. Williamson & Co., Inc.Daniels & Marlow CPA’SDeloitte & Touche LLPDinsmore and Shohl LLPDoe Anderson, Inc.DuPont FluoroproductsFarmers National BankFarmers State BankFirst Federal Savings BankFirst Harrison BankFirst Omni Mortgage LendingForum RealtyFrazier Rehab CenterFreibert & AssociatesFrost Brown Todd LLCGeek SquadGenentech, Inc.Genscape, Inc.GFSGROWTH, INC.Halo Group, Inc.Hexion Specialty ChemicalsHFCHorseshoe Southern IndianaHSBC North AmericaHuddleston & Van ZantHumana Inc.IBM CorporationIrwin Union Bank and Trust CompanyJ. J. B. Hilliard, W. L. Lyons, Inc.Jewish Hospital HealthCare ServicesJohnson ControlsKentucky Farm Bureau Mutual InsuranceCompanyKentucky Hospital AssociationKentucky Planning PartnersKerr Office GroupKeystone Services, Inc.KFC CorporationKforce Professional StaffingKightlinger & GrayKPMG LLPKuehn InsuranceL & N Federal Credit UnionLouisville Bedding CompanyLouisville TransportationMaker’s Mark Distillery, Inc.Martin InsuranceMerrill Lynch, Inc.National City Bank of KentuckyNew West Marketing & Public RelationsNorthwestern Mutual Financial NetworkNorthwestern Mutual-Baird FinancialSecuritiesNorton HealthcareOffice DepotOfficeMaxOld National BankOldham County On-LineOrtho McNeilOventia, Inc.Owens CorningPapa John’s International, Inc.Peptides InternationalPharMerica CorporationPlanet TelecomPNC AdvisorsPNC BankPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPRaymond James Financial ServicesRepublic Bank & Trust CompanyRohm and Haas Kentucky Inc.Schwartz & AssociatesService Net SolutionsSmith BarneySounds Unlimited ProductionsSteel Technologies Inc.Stock Yards Bank & Trust CompanyTexas RoadhouseThe Cecilian BankThe Trimble BannerTriZenter LLCTwo Degrees NorthUBS Financial ServicesUniversity of LouisvilleUniversity Physician Associate Services Inc.UPSVillage FRYSCV-Soft Consulting Group, Inc.Welch Printing Company, Inc.Wilson & Muir Bank & TrustWomans Care PhysicansYellow Ambulance ServiceYour Community BankYum! B

Volunteers: Teaching Work Readiness, Entrepreneurship, and Financial LiteracyJunior Achievement’s success stems from connecting caring volunteers withstudents throughout Kentuckiana. Volunteers teach students about oureconomy, personal money management, and business success skills.This year more than 2,200 business professionals, parents, high schoolstudents, retirees and college students taught Junior Achievement programs.These volunteers use their personal experiences to make the JuniorAchievement lessons practical, realistic and fun.Alicia Dawson (left) and Tanea Craddieth (right)with AT&T President Joan Coleman during JA &AT&T Job Shadow Day.Ways to Get Involved1) Teach one of JA’sclassic in-schoolprograms to 3rdgraders or highschool students. Bydonating 45 minutesof time for 5-7 weeks,volunteers help JAbecome a successfulbridge betweeneducation and business.Comprehensiveclassroom materials and athorough training processprepare volunteers toenter the classroom andteach JA programs.2) Volunteer for a dayin one of JA’s learninglabs. Sam Swope JABizTown (for 4th &JA Finance Park(for 7th & 8th gradestudents) teach handsonlessons concerningbank accounts, balancedbudgets, commerceMelanie Douglas (Horseshoe Casino) teaches a“JA-In-A-Day” at Corydon Elementary.learning atmosphere. After a training session, volunteers guide the studentsthrough their day at the learning labs.Call JA at 502-561-KIDS (5437), or visit our website at www.jaky.org tovolunteer.2007-2008 Company ChampionsOrganization Name1st Independence Bank1st Independence BankAkzo Nobel ResinsAmerican Air Filter - AAF InternationalAmerican Synthetic Rubber CorporationARCO Aluminum Inc.AT&TAXA Advisors, LLCBB&TBB&T Insurance Services, Inc.Brown-Forman CorporationBrown-Forman CorporationCatalyst Learning CompanyCentral BankCharter CommunicationsChurchill Downs IncorporatedCitigroupCrowe Horwath LLPD. D. Williamson & Co., Inc.Deloitte & Touche LLPDoe Anderson, Inc.DuPont FluoroproductsFarmers State BankFifth Third BankFirst Federal Savings BankFirst Horizon Home LoansFord Motor CompanyFrost Brown Todd LLCGenentech, Inc.NameJulayne AmstutzHollie VaughtPaula BurkeLeesa JonesJames WendlerSteve WilliamsonBeverly PlattDebbie CanadaMegan DeemLynette GreenPam FifeChrystal RussellDanessa JohnsonJ. Douglas HelmRebecca BulgrinTiffany WilliamsKatharina HerbigAnne HamptonKevin JoyntTodd SpencerKevin BarnesPeggy KeenLaura GrantNichole JohnsonKelley BrightCynthia TimmonsKelley ConnollyLeslie KnightKeith ReynoldsTami HatfieldJason CebeAdrianne JohnsonJeff UligianOrganization NameGenscape, Inc.Greater Louisville Inc./The MetroChamber of CommerceHexion Specialty ChemicalsHorseshoe Southern IndianaHumana Inc.Indiana University SoutheastJ. J. B. Hilliard, W. L. Lyons, Inc.Jewish HospitalJewish Hospital-ShelbyvilleKentucky Planning PartnersKentucky Society of Certified Public AccountantsKforce Professional StaffingKightlinger & GrayKPMG LLPLubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc.National City Bank of KentuckyNorthwestern Mutual Financial NetworkNorton HealthcareOld National BancorpOxyVinyls, LPPapa John’s International, Inc.Papa John’s PizzaPharMerica CorporationPNC Bank, N.A.PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPRight Management ConsultantsRiver Metals RecyclingRohm and Haas Kentucky Inc.Specialty Tool Company, Inc.Strothman & Company PSCTrover Solutions Inc.UPSYum! Brands, Inc.NameCharlene TharpWilliam Carlos PhillipsJulie MeimanMary Beth ArnettGuy WallWesley RingoJulie McGregorHolly HusbandDiane VerhalenLorri MaloneKaren GatesJ. Todd SpurgeonPaul FultzAlice SimpsonCharles RobelloJ. Daniel RiversAndy StrausbaughDennis HeishmanDavid HicksWilliam MitchellTim MattinglyBerard TomassettiMatthew UllumTricia YatesAmanda JesterDarlene StoddardPaula WeylerTerri CummingsTammy HodgesDana NicholsonJill Anderson10

Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana Regional Board of Directors as of 01/02/09Ms. Lisa K. AlyChrysalis VenturesMr. Paul G. FultzKPMG LLPMr. Douglas H. MadisonPlumbers Supply Company, Inc.Ms. Wendy C. WelshMs. Jill AndersonYum! Brands, Inc.Ms. Debbie BarmorePricewaterhouseCoopers LLPMs. Ann E. GeorgeheadFrost Brown Todd, LLCMr. Clinton L. GlasscockBB&T Insurance ServicesMr. Jim MattinglyKFC CorporationMs. Dee MaynardKeystone Services, Inc.Mr. R. Michael WilbournMs. Mimi ZinnielOlmsted Parks ConservancyMr. Marty L. BellJefferson County Public SchoolsMr. Donald L. GossmanMr. David W. MilesResCareMr. M. Joseph BisigPNC BankMs. Lynette GreenBrown-Forman CorporationMr. William MitchellPapa John’s International, Inc.Mr. W. D. Bruce – Lifetime MemberMr. Richard F. Carrico – Board ChairNorton Healthcare, Inc.Mr. Scott C. CaseyUPS Air GroupMs. Wendy R. ChapmanBB&T BankMs. Kelly CollinsRight Management ConsultantsMr. Philip CooperCommonwealth Bank & TrustCompanyMr. Mark Crane – Ex OfficioMr. Robert A. DavenportKentucky Planning PartnersMs. Nancy B. DavisStock Yards Bank & Trust CompanyMs. Leah A. EggersHumana Inc.Mr. Sanford L. FleckCrowe Horwath LLPMr. Patrick FrancARCO Aluminum, Inc.Mr. Terry FrankManpower, Inc.Ms. Bethann I. FrankeAnthemMr. Bill Heinz, Jr.Growth, Inc.Mr. Dennis P. HeishmanOld National BancorpMr. J. Douglas HelmMr. John HillMountjoy & Bressler, LLPMs. Tammy G. HodgesTrover SolutionsMs. Adrianne JohnsonMr. Alex G. JonesCitigroupMr. Kevin Joynt - TreasurerDeloitte & Touche LLPMs. Cindy KanningConsultant in CorporateCommunications & ManagementMr. Donald J. Kelly – Vice Board ChairWyatt Tarrant & Combs, LLPMr. Mark E. KleinStock Yards Bank & Trust CompanyMr. Christopher J. KramerBKD, LLPMr. Joseph L. LandenwichKindred HealthcareMr. R. Miles Lee – Immediate PastBoard ChairAlliance Cost ContainmentMr. William Carlos Phillips – ExOfficioGreater Louisville, Inc.RepresentativeHorseshoe Southern IndianaMr. Wesley L. RingoJ. J. B. Hilliard, W. L. Lyons, Inc.Mr. J. Daniel RiversNorthwestern Mutual FinancialNetworkMr. Charles RobelloNational City BankMr. James W. Robinson – LifetimeMemberMr. Hugh L. SawyerAXA Advisors, LLCMr. Robert M. SouthAT&TMr. ToddSpencerDoe AndersonMr. Todd SpurgeonKightlinger & GrayMr. William E. Summers VCentral BankMr. Berard Tomassetti - SecretaryPharMerica CorporationMr. William P. Tompkins IIIRohm and Haas Kentucky Inc.Mr. Jeff UligianGenentechA Proven Way to Help JAextension of the IRA Rollover Provision. This provision exempts fromtaxable income any funds transferred (“rolled over”) from an individual IRAto a charitable organization. This is retroactive from January 1, 2008 toDecember 31, 2009.You may qualify if:you may direct a portion or the entire amount ($100,000 limit) to charityto satisfy this required minimum distribution. It will not be counted aspart of your income, thus it is tax-free.gifts).Other important considerations:in 2009.not exceed $100,000 in 2008 and an additional $100,000 in 2009.Getting started:Please contact your IRA administrator or your CPA to start the process ofmaking a gift to your charity. Remember there are also other ways to give:insurance policies, including a charity in your will, or a gift of appreciatedstock. Your financial advisor can assist you in making sure JuniorAchievement of Kentuckiana is included in your giving plans. You may alsocontact Debbie Dalton, Senior Vice President of Development at502-561-9208 or ddalton@jaky.org. Thank you!