Baltimore, MD, March 3, 2008— Today, Joe Corbi’s, Maryland’s largest producer of pizza kits, donated 10,000 pizzas to the Harvest for the Hungry Spring Food Drive. The donation will provide 10,000 high-quality, grain and protein-rich meals to those at risk of hunger in the state of Maryland. The donation marks an ongoing partnership with the Harvest for the Hungry campaign.

For 25 years, Joe Corbi’s has been investing in communities across the country through anti-hunger efforts and other charitable causes,” said Tom Glessner, Vice President of Joe Corbi’s. “Our partnership with Harvest for the Hungry enables us to focus and extend our commitment and to have a greater impact in alleviating hunger across the country.”

While our country continues to enjoy high economic prosperity, there are still 31 million Americans who are at risk of hunger or malnutrition. To date, Harvest for the Hungry campaigns have collected food and funds worth more than $30,000,000.

“We are thrilled about our ongoing partnership with Joe Corbi’s,” comments Deborah Flateman, CEO of the Maryland Food Bank. “They are one of the organizations that continue to give to the Maryland Food Bank. In these times of financial uncertainty, we must remember that we are all fragile. Any one of us might need help, so it’s important to keep food assistance programs strong. An easy way to do that is to contribute to our Harvest for the Hungry Spring Food Drive”

Harvest for the Hungry is a year-round volunteer effort by various corporations and organizations to raise food, funds and awareness of hunger in Maryland. Harvest for the Hungry efforts benefit the Maryland Food Bank, its Redistribution Organizations and other organizations around the state providing food for hungry Marylanders.

Joe Corbi’s is a food fundraising company that has raised over $150 million for community organizations across the United States. Organizations that use Joe Corbi’s Fundraising include sports teams, youth groups, scouts, choirs, churches, and schools. Food products include pizza kits, cookie dough, calzones, pretzels, and other specialty foods products.

Pizza for a Purpose - The Lisa Slaymaker Benefit

Lisa Slaymaker, 39 died August 30, 2007 as the result of an automobile accident. Surviving the accident was Lisa’s husband, Irvin (Beeper) who was severely injured in the accident. Lisa has four daughters, Kristan, Cori, Brittany and Taylor who need your help.

Kristan, 24, who is married with her own 2 children, is taking care of Brittany, Taylor and Cori, who has Leukodystrophy and requires special needs that the family cannot afford. Funeral costs and general care for the sister’s has overwhelmed the family and this is where we are asking for your support. I would like to thank you in advance for any support that you can give our family. All funds raised will help offset funeral costs and costs incurred by this tragic event.

Important Dates you need to know:

• Sale Starts Today
• Orders and money due in by: Friday, November 2, 2007
• Please make checks payable to: The Lisa Slaymaker Benefit Account
• Delivery: Saturday, November 17, 2007.

Please pick-up your order at:

Lampeter Strasburg High School (from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm)
1600 Book Road
102 Willow Valley Square, Lancaster, PA 17602

Monetary donations can be mailed to: Fulton Bank C/O The Lisa Slaymaker Account

For more information, please call me at 717.393.4541 or email Joe Corbi’s directly at fundraising@joecorbi.com with any questions.

Sincerely,

Kristan Knight
The Slaymaker Family

The Corbi family, along our staff and all the children who will benefit from your generosity want to send you a big THANK YOU for all those that participated in our 7^th annual Joe Corbi Classic.

With the tournament complete and all the expenses paid we are proud to say we raised over $30,000. Anyone who would like information regarding our charity golf tournament please contact me directly at victor.corbi@joecorbisfundraising.com .

We look forward to seeing everyone next July! Mark you calendar now for July 7, 2008.