From a corporate function -
Hellenic American Academy (Casino Night)

March 15, 1992

Dear Peter,

We are pleased to anounce the casino night was a big success! It would have been impossible to have produced such a successful premier event without your generosity and that of many others. On behalf of our students, parents, teachers, staff and school committee, we extend our appreciation to you for the donation of your time and assistance.

The Hellenic American Academy is gaining an excellent reputation among the Greek American and other communities. Parents are very pleased with the quality education and care that children receive from our highly-qualified staff. Our school continues to attract interest due to its uniqueness, reflected in academic excellence, warm environment, safety and other invaluable assets.

We appreciate your involvement in quality education.

With warm regards,

Sincerely,

Dr. Devereux Weld
Principal

Odysseus Mikalis
Chairperson

From a government function -
OPMD Family Picnic - US Army PERSCOM

12 SEP 94

From the Office of the Director
United States Army
U.S. Total Personnel Command
Alexandria, VA 22332-0413

Magically Yours DJs
P.O. Box 211 Burtonsville, MD
20866-0211

Dear Peter,

On behalf of the Officer Personnel Management Directorate, PERSCOM, I thank you for your outstanding support of our annual picnic.

Your volunteer efforts as Disc Jockey and Event Announcer were superb. Your personal contributions and active interest in ensuring we had the outstanding support needed to make this year's OPMD picnic a grand success was greatly appreciated. You executed your responsibilities in a professional and exemplary manner.

You can be justifiably proud of the role you played in making this event a fun one for the entire OPMD family.

MANY, MANY THANKS!

Sincerely,

Frederick G. Wong
Brigadier General, U.S. Army
Director of Officer Personnel Management

From - Silent Auction and
Dinner for Rally "Round" the Redskins.

November 3, 1995

What a Rally! Thanks for your help, encouragement and energy. We raised aproximately $126,000.00 (net) for the Ronald McDonald House... and everyone who attended had a great time. We hope you enjoyed being a part of this great event.

We couldn't have done it without you. Hope you feel great in knowing you've helped families in crisis. It's truly a labor of love to organize this event. There are so many integral parts that need to come together. Because of the generosity and caring of so many

Warm Regards,

Patty Martin
Chairperson,
Rally "Round" the Redskins

Debbie Wargo
Executive Director,
Ronald McDonald House

From - the Fairfax Criminal Justice Academy C.O.P.S Kids Program

June 30, 1999

Dear Peter,

Concerns of Police Survivors is especially grateful for the contribution your business gave to making our "COPS Kids" activities at the Fairfax County Criminal Justice Academy on May 14, 1999, such a success. Its always difficult to keep 150 children entertained and well fed, and we certainly would like to let you know how much we appreciate your contribution to that effort.

As you know, the children attending the activities were surviving children of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. During their day at the Fairfax County Criminal Justice Academy, they received grief counseling, talked about the loss of their parent in the line of duty, met many other from across the country who have also lost thier parent in the line of duty, and got to spend good quality time with police officers still working the street.

They need so badly to keep that law enforcement connection that the small amount of time they spend with any police officer is remembered for many, many months to come.

Thanks for letting that happend on May 14, 1999. The event was extremely successful, the children made great friends with other kids from across the country, and you contributed to that tremendous success. On behalf of a grateful organization that represents over 10,000 surviving families of America's fallen law enforcement heros, our thanks for your support.

Sincerly Yours,

Suzie Sawyer
Executive Director

From - the National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Snow Valley, Bike Tour - May 19th, 2001

June 18, 2001

Dear Peter,

Like Multiple Sclerosis, the weather can be unpredictable, difficult and flare up at inconvenient times. Though the 19th Annual Snow Valley MD 150 Bike Tour was riddled with rain, mud, sunny dispositions and the spirit of camaraderie prevailed. We had and outstanding attendance of over 800 bikers and 300 volunteers participate in the tour.

On behalf of the National Capital Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, I would like to thank you for contributing to the success of the tour. Your support helps to continue the fight to end the devasting effects of Multiple Sclerosis.

Sincerely,

Colleen Martin
Bike Tour Coordinator

May 20, 2003

Dear Peter,

Thank you for donating your time during FACETS Connections of the Heart Breakfast Benefit event. Your Dee Jay skills and your ability to help us with the Audio Visual (A/V) issues we were experiencing were truly a Godsend. We are so greatful to you for helping us as we sought to reach out to our community - and help the hundreds of homeless children and adults in Fairfax County/Fairfax City who seek our assistance each year.

FACETS is effective because we truly build heart connections with those we serve. No matter what brought people to the position of extreme poverty, they find themselves in, FACETS cares. We find that people have little interest in finding a job or addressing health issues if they are hungry or have no place to live. FACETS social workers focus on addressing these immediate, diginifying needs, then work to eradicate the issues that helped precipate homelessness and poverty.

We also seek to help families living in public housing properties in the county by providing enriching programs and services that expand their horizons. Our adult computer classes, for example, offer participants the opportunity to learn new skills, get a better paying job, and better provide for their families. Our Homework Hotspots, a volunteer driven tutoring program for students, helps children to be competitive in the academic environment. Participants maintain and A/B average and are well one their way to brighter futures.

For 15 years, FACETS has assisted thousands of people in need. With your help, we are ensured that we will help thousands more. We cannot thank you enough for supporting us, Peter, we are sincerely thankful for you. Your kindness and concern for those less fortunate is both admirable and very much appreciated.

FACETS and YOU! - Partners in Caring

With sincere thanks,

Linda D. Wimpey/Executive Director