2. Nourish International is building a network of university chapters to collectively reduce poverty worldwide VISION

3. RESOURCE STREAMS MAGNIFIED IMPACT Mission: College Students Impoverished Communities Nourish International mobilizes students to eradicate poverty one community at a time. Nourish students increase resources and funding for partner non-profits and participate in projects each summer that reduce poverty in impoverished communities.

4. Nourish’s beginnings: UNC (2003-2006) Accomplishments at UNC-Chapel Hill Engaged 40 highly active student leaders Earned $45,000 in funding through business ventures Nourish Ventures: Provide goods or services that cater to students. Entrepreneurially engage “non-typical” students in poverty reduction efforts. Fund sustainable development projects abroad. Venture examples: Lunches, Cooking Classes, Yoga Classes, Gaming tournaments, and Salsa Dances With our profits, we served 2500 people in India – working in partnership with Bridgetrust Bolivia – Save the Children Argentina – Fundacion Los Robles Uganda – Foundation for Needy Communities Guyana – Ministry of Health Guatemala - Community Enterprise Solutions

5. Now we are expanding… NI Chapters: A. Duke University B. Ohio State C. NC State D. Indiana University E. UNC-Chapel Hill Current Expansion: George Washington UNC-Greensboro Michigan University Meredith College

6. Scaling College Chapters NI Expansion Director 1. Target student leaders at each college 2. Presentation of current projects 4. Chapter selects NGO projects & fundraising goals 5. Members run fundraising ventures 6. Execution of project 3. Formation of local chapter Yearly Cycle Chapter Start-up

7. Growth plan: 2005-2011 Baseline Assumptions: a)1 Employee (  ) can reach 15 universities per year b) 50% success rate of expansion 1 x  2 x  5 x  10 x  17 x  23 x 

8. Financial Summary: 2005-20062006-20072007-20082008-20092009-20102010-2011 Revenues: Earned Income Sources$1,470$6,824$68,193$184,771$482,357$985,008 College Chapter Earnings$13,228$35,122$145,845$405,709$1,038,903$2,164,990 Outside Grants/Donations$21,280$37,486$253,457$238,292$203,725$0 Total Revenues$35,978$79,431$467,495$828,772$1,724,986$3,149,998 Expenses: Operating Expenses & Taxes$22,750$44,310$321,650$423,062$686,082$946,361 Poverty Eradication Investment***$13,228$35,122$145,845$405,709$1,038,903$2,164,990 Total Expenses$35,978$79,431$467,495$828,772$1,724,986$3,111,352 Net Income:$0 $38,647 *** These investments are made to poverty eradication partners (PEP's) or non-profits leading development projects worldwide. The highlighted box reveals how NI's revenue streams (detailed in the business plan) will allow us to be fully self-sustaining by 2010-2011.

9. Social Return on Investment Academic Year 1. # of development projects being funded 2. Amount of funding for development projects 3. Cumulative # of impoverished people being served 4. Number of NI student leaders engaged 5. Number of people participating in our ventures (customers) 2002-2003 1$7,500150101,000 2003-2004 2$8,000270302,000 2004-2005 3$9,000370402,000 2005-2006 4$20,000600503,500 2006-2007 8$35,1221000756,500 Metrics of Success: 1.# of projects funded by students each year 2.Amount of funding earned through student ventures 3.# of people served in dire need 4.# of students leaders engaged/developed within Nourish chapters 5.# of people at universities participating in Nourish student ventures

10. Nourish has raised $45,500 in capital sponsorships, and we aim to secure an additional $161,600 by May 2007. With this investment, we will be able to expand to up to 50 new chapters in 2007-2008 alone. Please join us in building Nourish into a national movement to reduce poverty through these three steps... 1.Donate an amount significant to you 2.Schedule a time to meet with us!! We always enjoy getting to know our supporters! 3.Connect us with at least one other person to help us continue to expand the network of Nourish supporters. How can you help us? Nourish Students in La Paz, Bolivia