After-School All-Stars Seeks Donations by December 31 to Maximize Matching Gift to Encourage Kids to Reach for the Stars.

SAN DIEGO -- With Technology Provided by Kintera, After-School All-Stars - Founded by Arnold Schwarzenegger - Can Take Donations Securely Online at www.afterschoolallstars.org/reach

Kids who have no place to go end up going nowhere. Kids with some place to go end up going places.

Today, thousands of middle school youngsters have found hope and encouragement in programs sponsored by After-School All-Stars, founded by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in 1993. Kids like 12-Year-old Matthias Montez, who captured a USA Judo gold medal in the 2004 Pan American Games, are grateful for these after-school programs that help them become more focused and disciplined in their schoolwork and extra-curricular activities. Currently provided free of charge to students in 15 cities throughout the U.S., After-School All-Stars offers homework assistance, computer training, literacy programs and electives such as sports, performing arts, crafts and more.

Every day in the United States as many as 15 million children leave school with no place to go. In the next five years, After-School All-Stars hopes to bring its comprehensive out-of-school programs to many more cities. The nonprofit is depending on generous donors to help make that happen. An anonymous donor will match all funds contributed by December 31, 2004 to the organization's "Reach for the Stars" campaign (www.afterschoolallstars.org/reach) to raise $100,000. Nearly 90 cents of every dollar donated to After-School All-Stars funds desperately needed programming for our nation's youth.

To enable the After-School All-Stars organization to be more efficient and effective in achieving its mission of involving middle-school children in activities that increase confidence and encourage success, the nonprofit turned to technology provider Kintera(R) Inc. (NASDAQ:KNTA). Kintera's web-based tools helped the nonprofit create a more engaging web presence at www.afterschoolallstars.org, including content designed to educate and inform web visitors and an area where supporters can donate easily and securely online.

After-School All-Stars grew out of Inner-City Games, an initiative founded in Los Angeles in 1991 to positively influence and inspire at-risk children and youth. In 1993, Arnold Schwarzenegger founded the Inner-City Games Foundation to expand the program nationwide. The name was changed to After-School All-Stars in July 2003.

"Providing after-school programs for all children by the year 2010 continues to be one of my most important priorities," said Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. "I am pleased to see that the After-School All-Stars Foundation I created continues to supply quality programs for so many young people."

About After-School All-Stars

The mission of After-School All-Stars is to provide comprehensive out-of-school programs that keep children safe and help them achieve in school and in life. To this end, After-School All-Stars engages middle-school children in activities and ongoing relationships that increase confidence and encourage success. After-School All-Stars programs combine sports and recreation, educational programs, technology training, arts and culture, and life skills and service learning. For more information, please visit www.afterschoolallstars.org.

After-School All-Stars currently has programs in 15 U.S. cities: Atlanta, Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Antonio, San Diego, San Jose and South Florida.

HUMMER and the Todd Wagner Foundation are the generous national sponsors of After-School All-Stars. Additional funding is provided by the Arcadia, Avant!, C.S. Mott Foundations and SBC.

About Kintera Inc.

Kintera(R) Inc. (NASDAQ:KNTA) is an innovative provider of software as a service that helps nonprofit organizations foster a powerful sense of community to achieve their mission. Kintera's Knowledge Interaction(TM) technology strengthens an organization's community by providing volunteers, members, donors and staff web-based tools to efficiently fulfill their tasks and share real-time data and information. The company's Internet innovations include its Friends Asking Friends(R) solicitation program and Kintera Sphere(TM), an enterprise-grade software system that provides content management, contact management, communication tools, commerce applications, community-building features and reporting functions. Kintera's technology is built on a unified database and payment processing engine. A web browser is all that is needed to use Kintera Sphere to help increase donations, reduce fundraising costs and build awareness and affinity for a cause. For more information, visit Kintera at www.kintera.com.

Kintera, Kintera Sphere, Friends Asking Friends and Knowledge Interaction are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Kintera, Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries

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