George Ciampa, President LET FREEDOM RING

1. A fervent desire to reach high school students, in particular, stressing the importance of FREEDOM and delivering the factual message to them that so many young American lives have been sacrificed to ensure our safety and lifestyle we all enjoy George Ciampa, President LET FREEDOM RING Normandy Cemetery

2. This is facilitated by taking young high school history teachers on educational tours, together with veterans of World War II to countries where we served -- France and Belgium. These countries lost their freedom and later regained it with the help of the U.S. The teachers learn first hand hearing stories from citizens who were deprived of their freedom and also hearing stories from the veterans themselves about their experiences where they served and fought to liberate the oppressed from the enemy.These veterans and of course the citizens, who are in the same age group, are not going to be with us much longer and their stories will go with them if not documented. A lesson plan devised by the teachers and accompanied by a documentary, “Let Freedom Ring,” in DVD format, will be an invaluable tool in classrooms in our country.

3. George Ciampa is a World War II veteran of the 607th Graves Registration Company and president of LET FREEDOM RING. He served in five campaigns in Europe and will never forget his experience of looking into the eyes of dead comrades as they were prepared for burial. “History of World War II is not commonly known by many younger Americans. Too often people take freedom for granted and never realize that there is always a chance for it to be taken away. For example, people in Europe lost their freedom as Nazi Germany occupied their countries.” George Ciampa created his foundation in order to educate today's generation on the importance of FREEDOM and to never forget those men and women who gave their lives for freedom. Today's generation cannot be complacent about the security of our freedom that so many servicemen and women have died for over the years. In August 2006, Ciampa took with him four Southern California high school history teachers and two First Division "Battle of the Bulge" veterans to Belgium. The purpose was to enlighten the teachers about the hardships of the Belgian people who lived under the Nazi occupation as well as hear the experiences of the veterans who fought the Nazis. The tour was filmed for a documentary to pass on this information to younger generations. “In this day and age, freedom is not a word that should be political. It is beyond that. It's the one thing worth dying for because without it, there is no life. The Belgian people and others know what it is like to lose freedom, how its almost like being stripped of humanity.” George Ciampa 18 years old, Normandy, France

4. George Ciampa is an 82 year old U.S. Army World War II veteran of five Campaigns in Europe including the Normandy Invasion and the Battle of Bulge. After his late wife, died in 1981, Ciampa alone, raised his two children, ages 11 and 10, until their entry into universities. In 1991 he met Dottie, a lovely and wonderful widow and has been married since 1996. He is a seventy-two year resident of the South Bay in Southern California, attending Inglewood High School, El Camino College and the University of Southern California. Raised by Italian immigrants, he was born in Boston, MA. His work background is varied. He spent 37 years in the advertising business at various newspapers, over 26 years with the Los Angeles Times where he was a display advertising salesman, the last 18 years as Special Features Manager.

5. Coming Soon! Let Freedom Ring Memories of France "Let Freedom Ring” - Memories of France-- is a new documentary that was filmed in France recently. It’s in the editing stage currently. Ready soon in DVD format. George Ciampa, who landed in NORMANDY with the 607th Graves Registration Company in WW II, took history teachers, a journalist, a history student and three WW II combat veterans, who fought in Normandy, on a Teachers' Educational Tour from July 8th through July 14th 2007. They were welcomed by the Normandie Memoire Assn. who helped with logistics. The teachers heard stories from French civilians and those of us veterans who served there during World War II.In ALSACE LORRAINE, near the German border, Tour participants spoke with French civilians and Resistance Fighters who lived during the Nazi occupation and heard their stories as with civilians in Normandy.  In addition, filming was done at the Struthof Concentration Camp Museum. Logistics provided by Daniel Viennet, Superintendent of Schools, Sarreguemines, France. Check our website: www.letfreedomringforall.org

6. Opportunities for Sponsorship “LET FREEDOM RING” DOCUMENTARIES • PROPOSAL #1: • DISTRIBUTION OF “LET FREEDOM RING” DVDs WITH LESSON PLANS TO ALL CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOLS • ♦Reach a huge high school audience who • will view the videos and lesson plans • The message: The price of FREEDOM. Compelling documentaries that trace high school history teachers’ educational tours with WW II veterans to former battle sites. The teachers hear stories from witnesses who lived during the Nazi occupation as well as from the veterans who served there • It is proposed to reach all 2117 public high schools in California. The film will be shown in conjunction with lesson plans to students in U.S. History classes each year • ♦A sponsor will benefit from name identity on each lesson • plan and DVD, which will be retained in schools’ Social Science • departments to be shown in classrooms again and again • Cost of sponsorship: $30,000 ($14.17 per school). This includes the cost of DVD replication, lesson plans, sponsor’s identification on the DVDs as well as lesson plans and distribution to the schools • Call or e-mail for more info: • Phone: 310 539 4345. E-mail: george@letfreedomringforall.org

7. Opportunities for Sponsorship “LET FREEDOM RING” DOCUMENTARIES • PROPOSAL #2: • NATIONAL PBS AIRING OF “LET FREEDOM RING” DOCUMENTARIES • ♦Reach a vast PBS audience with the • “Let Freedom Ring” video filmed in France • ♦Reach a vast PBS audience with the • “Let Freedom Ring” video filmed in Belgium • It is proposed by American Public Television, the distribution company for PBS, • to deliver an audience from 40% to 60% of the 135 PBS stations in the country translating into approximately 50 million households • The message: The price of FREEDOM. Compelling documentaries that trace high school history teachers’ educational tours with WW II veterans to former battle sites. The teachers hear stories from witnesses who lived during the Nazi occupation as well as from the veterans who served there • ♦A sponsor will benefit from a 15 second message before the • start or at the end of the film, which will be 56 minutes duration • Cost of sponsorship for broadcast: $75,000 for each video selected. • Reach approximately 50 million households at less than l.5 mils per household! • ($75,000 divided by 50,000,000 households=1.5 mils (15% of one penny) • Call or e-mail for more info: • Phone: 310 539 4345. E-mail: george@letfreedomringforall.org