2. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. National Governors Association WebCast Series May 13, 2003 Presented by Steve Bigari and Booker Graves America’s Family Inc.

3. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. Arkansas, Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Illinois, Idaho, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts,Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, New England, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Wyoming, STATES ARE SEEING RED!!!! Three Years Later, State Budget Gaps Linger Total gaps grow to $200 billion since FY 2001 – NCSL 2003

4. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. The State Death Spiral Bad Economy Lower Productivity Reduced Sales Tax

5. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. Companies Are Seeing Red MCDONALD’S, WENDY’S, TACO BELL, BURGER KING, K-MART, MARRIOTT, HOLIDAY INN, BEST WESTERN,

6. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. The Corporate Death Spiral Turnover Lower Productivity Reduced Sales

7. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. FAMILIES ARE SEEING RED 8.8 million unemployed in April 2003 25 million Americans working but poor 47 percent of working families nationwide can’t make afford a basic necessity: food, shelter, health care.

8. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. The Poverty Death Spiral Transient Lower Productivity Loss of JOB

9. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. Real Life – Real Problems Michelle’s Story Burned in childhood accident Single mother of teenager Has some disabilities, little education, Employed – earns $5.45 an hour Trapped in the cycle of poverty

10. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. AFI +Employer+Individual = Spiral Reversal

11. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. What’s so different? All Sectors Engaged by Self Interest Employer-Based Solution on Front Lines Non-Profit Missions are Supported Government Programs are More Effective Natural Free-Market Model for Expansion Community Integration is Stimulated

12. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. Company Results

13. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. Individual Spiral of Goodness Stability Higher Productivity Increased Hope

14. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. Corporation Spiral of Goodness Retention Higher Productivity Increased Sales

15. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. State Spiral of Goodness Lack of public dependency More efficient services Decreased Tax Spending

16. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. Initial Five Markets Quick Service Restaurants 222,000 locations 1.2 million employees $125 billion in sales Hospitality/Tourism 53,500 properties 8 million employees $108 billion in sales Home Health Care Service 6,909 agencies 500,000 employees $30 billion sales Discount Retail 6,378 stores 1.1 million employees $40 billion in sales Non-Profit Partner Suppliers Healthcare, Childcare, Housing, ED

17. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. Cash-Strapped States Can Still Help Poor Families Craft current tax incentives for corporations to reward employers who engage in such self- sufficiency programs as America’s Family! Use AFI and other programs to streamline state services making them more efficient and effective! Support organizations that provide a demonstrated return on investment!

18. May 13, 2003Copyright America’s Family Inc. FIND OUT MORE AT WWW.AMFOL.COM OR CONTACT Ovetta Sampson: ovetta@amfol.com (719) 638-2071 ext. 11WWW.AMFOL.COM