Dear Community Supporters:

On behalf of the management and staff of Xtreme Entertainment, Inc. and Aniz, Inc., we would like to say thank you for supporting "An Evening of Praise" Gospel Benefit Concert, this past Friday, April 24, 2009. For those that attended the event, we certainly hope you were blessed by the talents of some of the most recognized names in the gospel music industry, Evangelist Monique Walker, Tyronn Wilkins & Fav'r, Ted Winn and DeWayne Woods, along with The Atlanta West Pentecostal Church Choir, The Tribe of Levi, Glory and Honor Dance Team and Comedienne Small Fire.

We would like to thank all of our program participants, Pastor Troy Sanders, Minister Lynn Sizemore, Elder Drayton Bass, Praise & Worship Leader Marica Chisolm, Sis. Shay Smith, Evangelist Regina Howard and Deacon James Howard and Minister Kevin Styles.

We would especially like to thank the spectacular artist line-up for answering our call and agreeing to be part of this great event. We would also like to thank our wonderful sponsors, Above All Limousine, The Atlanta Downtown Hyatt Hotel and KC Pit BBQ, along with our event partners, Citadel of Hope Evangelistic Church of God In Christ, JET Productions, Nashville, TN, A'SPE Graphics Design and The West End Print Shop.

We would also like to thank those of you that placed advertisements in the souvenir booklet and those that personally donated to this great cause.

We hope that you were enlightened and empowered to become involved the fight to prevent the passing of HIV/AIDS to the next generation.

For those of you that were unable to attend the event, but would still like to make a donation to support this cause, we welcome you to do so. We encourage you to support the efforts of ANIZ, Inc., an extraordinary organization that is making a difference in the fight by “Empowering Adults and Children, Through Education and Therapeutic Intervention to prevent the passing of HIV/AIDS to the next Generation”.

Donations will be accepted through May 15, 2009, and can be made online at www.xtremeentertainmentevents.com, or you can contact our office directly at (770) 991-6929.

Again, thanks for your continued support.

Sincerely,

The Management and Staff of Xtreme Entertainment, Inc. and ANIZ, Inc.

As you may know, our community is disproportionately impacted by HIV / AIDS. African Americans, 13% of the population, accounted for 45% of new HIV infections and 48% of those living with HIV. Recognizing the severity of this epidemic, we have pledged to focus our efforts this year to organizations that are making a difference in this area.

ANIZ, INC. is a non-profit organization. Our mission is to provide comprehensive health and awareness education and prevention services for disadvantaged multicultural children, youth, young adults, families and grandparents, and to provide skills training to organizations that implement disease prevention and health promotion programs.

ANIZ, INC. was formed in 1996 as a 501 (c) (3), non-profit human services organization to empower children and adults through professional support and therapeutic intervention.

By working in collaboration with agencies and other non-profit organizations serving the Multicultural community, we are able to reach those who have historically been overlooked and underserved.

A primary goal of Aniz is to be a resource to Multicultural Americans and other under-served populations and to those organizations dedicated to meeting their needs. As African-American mental health professionals we

know the needs, we understand the barriers, and we know how to affect change within our community.

We also know that HIV/AIDS and substance abuse affects us all. We are proud of our culturally competent staff and culturally relevant services.

African- American HIV / AIDS Statistics

Black heterosexual/gay/bisexual men and black women are the most affected by the HIV epidemic.

*One in 30 Black women will be

  diagnosed with HIV during their

  lifetime.

*The rate of new infections among

  Black women in 2006 was 15

  times that of white women and four

  times that of Hispanic women.