Good Conscience, Inc (“GCI”) of Southampton, NY is pleased to announce that it has successfully completed its first round of private investor financing.

Southampton, New York: December 6, 2006

Gary T. Glanz, President of GCI released the following statement today: “We are very pleased to report that we have successfully closed on our first round of private investor funding for GCI. This infusion of capital will allow us to forge ahead with our business plan as designed. And that plan is nothing less than an effort to revolutionize the way individual donors, businesses, charities and not-for-profit organizations look at giving and receiving donations.”

GCI is an Internet based, for-profit company that helps charities and not-for-profit 501[c] 3 organizations raise critically needed funding. Using a host of web-based tools and strategies GCI intends to create a series of opportunities for businesses and individuals to give money to their favorite charities in a way that is easy, less time consuming and more powerful than methods currently in use. GCI also intends to drive more of each contributed dollar to the charities involved by cutting the administrative costs and overhead that can be associated with charitable giving.

GCI’s homepage, www.goodconscience.net, will be the focal point for its efforts. At this site, individual donors will have the ability to Pledge, Donate, Travel, Auction, Raffle and Spend, all in Good Conscience, with varying portions of each transaction going directly to the coffers their favorite charity or charities. Businesses will have the opportunity to sign their employees up for on-line payroll deduction for charitable giving and possibly even participate in the GCI Retail Merchant Discount program. Individuals and businesses can also sponsor charities and not-for-profits for membership in GCI and thereby sign them up to receive charitable donations.

One of the first charitable organizations to sign on is Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island, whose CEO, Bill Tymann says, “This is a win-win for everyone. We get much greater exposure to potential donations at far less cost and we also get to concentrate more on what we do best, which is helping kids. We heartily support the efforts of Good Conscience.”

For more information on Good Conscience please contact Phil Keith, EVP of Marketing at 631-259-2134.

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Good Conscience, Inc (“GCI”) of Southampton, NY is pleased to announce that it has successfully signed up its first Charity and Business partners.

Southampton, New York: December 8, 2006

Gary T. Glanz, President of GCI released the following statement today: “We are very excited to report that we have signed up our first partners in the Good Conscience network of charities and businesses. I am especially pleased to welcome, as our Founding Charity, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Long Island. BBBS-LI has been involved in the care and concern of young children here on Long Island for many years and their participation in our charity network is, I feel, a very strong indicator of GCI’s commitment and our powerful message.”

Bill Tymann, CEO of BBBS-LI, stated, “Every day at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island we strive to bring our services to more and more Long Island families in need. Our vision is to create a stronger and happier Long Island by strengthening families and empowering children. This partnership with Good Conscience, Inc., I believe, will enable us to better fulfill our service role and allow us to spend less of our time, energy and precious resources on tasks that are not central to our mission.”

Mr. Glanz also reports that GCI has signed up Southampton Day Care/Fountain of Youth, Joshua’s Place, and the LINCT/EPIE Institute as additional initial charity partners and Wright & Co. Construction, Inc., North Fork Bank (Capital One) and the Southampton Publick House as founding sponsor or business partners.

“We are well on our way to implementing the initial stages of our comprehensive plan and all of us at GCI are so very pleased we are off to such a strong start,” says President Glanz. “We hope to have many more charities, not-for-profits, sponsors and businesses on board with us in short order. Interest has been phenomenal and we’re talking to and meeting with our contacts as rapidly as we can.”

ABOUT GCI: GCI is an Internet based, for-profit company that helps charities and not-for-profit 501[c] 3 organizations raise critically needed funding. Using a host of web-based tools and strategies GCI creates a series of opportunities for businesses and individuals to give money to their favorite charities in a way that is easy, less time consuming and more powerful than methods currently in use. GCI also drives more of each contributed dollar to the charities involved by cutting the administrative costs and overhead that can be associated with charitable giving. For more information on Good Conscience please contact Phil Keith, EVP of Marketing at 631-259-2134 or visit the GCI website at www.goodconscience. net

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Southampton, New York: December 15, 2006

GCI., Inc., of Southampton announces that they have relocated their corporate headquarters to 848 North Sea Road, Southampton, effective immediately. The building sits on the corner of Raynor Road and North Sea Road and is owned by Mr. Tom Rosko.

All of the current GCI staff will be housed in this facility, which is currently being reconfigured for a state-of-the-art Internet capability. In addition to office space for staff, the central core of the building will be kept open for use by GCI partner charities and not-for-profit organization as special use meeting space, charity auctions and lectures.

Mr. Gary Glanz, President of GCI stated, “We’re delighted to come to this long-term arrangement with Tom Rosko. 848 North Sea Road is perfect for us. It’s centrally located to our East End roots and will be a great showcase for our services as well as a wonderful venue for some of our philanthropic events.”

ABOUT GCI: GCI is an Internet based, for-profit company that helps charities and not-for-profit 501[c] 3 organizations raise critically needed funding. Using a host of web-based tools and strategies GCI creates a series of opportunities for businesses and individuals to give money to their favorite charities in a way that is easy, less time consuming and more powerful than methods currently in use. GCI also drives more of each contributed dollar to the charities involved by cutting the administrative costs and overhead that can be associated with charitable giving. For more information on Good Conscience please contact Phil Keith, EVP of Marketing at 631-259-2134.

Good Conscience, Inc (“GCI”) of Southampton, NY is pleased to announce that they will be opening an art gallery, within their corporate offices, for local artists.

Southampton, New York: January 9, 2006

GCI, located at 848 North Sea Road in Southampton, is inviting all local artists to contact the company and submit original works for consideration for inclusion in the GCI Art Gallery. GCI will be reviewing submissions from now until the end of February and here’s how it will work: Artists are invited to submit original works for sale in painting, sculpture, wood carving, photography and local crafts. Each artist selected will be allotted space to display one or two (maximum) pieces in the GCI gallery. GCI will provide appropriate space, security, insurance and viewing opportunities. Commissions on sales will be shared with the artist’s favorite charity or a charity selected by GCI. Artworks will be rotated on a regular basis to allow as many artists as possible to participate. For details on this program, artists are encouraged to contact Bob Nikolich at GCI, 631-726-GOOD (4663).

ABOUT GCI: GCI is an Internet based, for-profit company that helps charities and not-for-profit 501[c] 3 organizations raise critically needed funding. Using a host of web-based tools and strategies GCI creates a series of opportunities for businesses and individuals to give money to their favorite charities in a way that is easy, less time consuming and more powerful than methods currently in use. GCI also drives more of each contributed dollar to the charities involved by cutting the administrative costs and overhead that can be associated with charitable giving. For more information on Good Conscience please contact Phil Keith, EVP of Marketing at 631-726-4663.

Southampton, New York: January 22, 2007

Come out of the “shadows” and shake off the winter doldrums by getting yourself to the 1st Annual Good Conscience “Ground Hog Day Mixer,” which will be held at the corporate offices of Good Conscience at 848 North Sea Road in Southampton on Friday February 2, 2007. This celebration of the advent of early spring is meant to bring local charities and businesses together and begin exploring creative ways the commercial and not-for-profit communities can work together more beneficially.

The atmosphere will be casual, and the tone relaxed, but GCI will show interested local companies and charitable organizations how GCI has set a new standard for helping raise money for good causes. Basically, it’s all about the internet and doing things “better, smarter, faster and at less cost.”

If you are a local charity or not-for-profit and could use more business connections to help you raise needed donations, you should attend! If you’re a local business and want to get more involved in good causes that benefit our community, you should be there! (And please come to see our new charity art gallery, too!)

For more information and to RSVP give Bob Nikolich a call at 631-726-GOOD (4663).

ABOUT GCI: GCI is an Internet based, for-profit company that helps charities and not-for-profit 501[c] 3 organizations raise critically needed funding. Using a host of web-based tools and strategies GCI creates a series of opportunities for businesses and individuals to give money to their favorite charities in a way that is easy, less time consuming and more powerful than methods currently in use. GCI also drives more of each contributed dollar to the charities involved by cutting the administrative costs and overhead that can be associated with charitable giving. For more information on Good Conscience please contact Phil Keith, EVP of Marketing at 631-726-GOOD (4663).

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Southampton, New York: May 24, 2007

Good Conscience, Inc., a Southampton based Internet tools developer whose primary focus is helping charities and not-for-profits raise money on line has kicked off its national marketing campaign with very encouraging early results. GCI has now registered client charities in seven states, other than New York, and it looks as if many more are to follow. According to Executive Vice President Phil Keith, “This initial success in spreading our message is the result of two significant moves. The first is hooking up with Google to promote GCI through a powerful ad word campaign and the second is forming an advertising partnership with Philanthropy.com, a not-for-profit oriented powerhouse whose impressions are better than two million a month and is aimed directly at our target market.”

Keith also reports that “GCI has significantly upgraded its Charity Sign-Up function, making it incredibly easy for any not-for-profit to join the GC Network. There are no fees for registration and anyone with even the most basic computer skills can have a charity, church, school or charitable project up and running literally overnight.” GCI encourages interested parties to go to nfpsignup.goodconscience.net to get all the details.

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Southampton, New York: May 25, 2007

The Business Committee for the Arts, Inc., founded in 1967 by David Rockefeller, is a national not-for-profit organization that brings business and the arts together. Its mission is to ensure that the arts flourish in America by encouraging, inspiring and stimulating businesses to support the arts. THE BCA TEN is a national list created to recognize businesses of all sizes for their exceptional involvement with the arts that enrich the workplace, education and the community. These companies set the standard of excellence and serve as role models for others to follow. GCI is pleased to announce that the BCA has selected Good Conscience, Inc., as a candidate for inclusion in the 2007 BCA TEN. GCI will be competing in a group of 30 companies from around the country for this prestigious honor. THE BCA TEN – 2007 will be announced at a gala event at the New-York Historical Society, New York, NY, on Tuesday, October 16, 2007. Last year’s BCA TEN included: Advanta, Bison Financial Group, The Boeing Company, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, HCA, I.W. Marks Jewelers LLP, Lincoln Financial Group, The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc., Sabroso Company and Time Warner Inc.

In commenting on this nomination, GCI President Gary Glanz said, “We are extremely honored to be in this elite group of finalists. We have been told that our nomination is based on our support of charity through our Art Gallery as well as our plans to expand the concept of giving to charity via selling art over the Internet.” GCI is a for profit company who has committed itself to support of the arts via sales of artworks through its 848 Gallery in Southampton as well as its on-line arts sales through goodconscience.net. For more information on GCI please visit their website and for more on the BCA please visit them at www.bcainc.org.

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