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September 2007
The Monthly Newsletter of The Aidmatrix Foundation
In This Issue

National FEMA Program Draws a Crowd
Foundation Honored in October
Our International Division hosts Meeting in London
Quick Links
The Governor's Blog
About Us
Donate

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Aidmatrix - FEMA Program Moving Swiftly Across America

September welcomed Mississippi and Minnesota as the newest states
signing up to implement the FEMA Donations Management Program. They
join Alabama, Arizona, Louisiana, New Mexico, North Carolina,
Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Texas and Virginia. With another 10 states in
the enrollment stage, the number of States targeting inclusion in the
program totals 21 - showing a positive reception throughout the
country. After going live less than 120 days ago, the FEMA launch has
been embraced by States and continues to gain momentum. To learn more,
click FEMA Network Overview.


Aidmatrix named sole Nonprofit of Seven finalists for Supply Chain
Award

Aidmatrix is one of seven finalists for the 2007 Innovation Award for
industry leaders as announced by The Council of Supply Chain
Management Professionals (CSCMP). Aidmatrix submitted a case study of
its supply-chain solution, FreeClinicLink(tm). It connects discounted/
donated medicines and supplies with affiliates in the National
Association of Free Clinics, who support the 45 million uninsured in
the U.S. Nationally, the program has mobilized  more than $40 million
worth of goods. "We are the only nonprofit finalist and are extremely
proud of our efforts on behalf of those we serve," said Governor Scott
McCallum, Aidmatrix President and CEO. The winner will be announced at
the CSCMP Annual Conference, October 21-24. Other finalists include:
Bakers Footwear, John Deere and SmartOps, Kraft, Liquor Control Board
of Ontario, Motorola and OceanSchedules.com.

European Advisory Board holds Aidmatrix Meeting
Aidmatrix has a growing presence in the UK and the Advisory Board
continues to expand in projects and partners in Europe. The two newest
Advisors include Aimie Smith Chappel, an Accenture-Germany Partner.
She said "Accenture has been a strong supporter for Aidmatrix for
several years. I am pleased to be able to play a personal role in
their European operations." Another Advisor joining the group is Sarah
Sherman Lafferty, Managing Director Europe for The Hoffman Agency, who
said, "I'm impressed with what Aidmatrix has achieved and excited to
help their expansion in Europe." The most recent meeting was in London
on September 5. Aidmatrix President & CEO Scott McCallum and Shari
Temple, Managing Director for Aidmatrix Europe both attended the
quarterly meeting. "Our Board helps us take major strides to connect
corporations and nonprofit organizations with Aidmatrix and its
solution capabilities for humanitarian needs," said Temple. Read about
our International Partners .


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