4^th Source Delivers “Dinner and a Donation” to Atlanta Ronald McDonald Charities

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As part of its corporate citizenship initiative, 4^th Source will sponsor dinner at the Decatur, Georgia Ronald McDonald House on Monday, December 8, 2008. 4^th Source families will prepare and serve dinner to the families who are staying at the House while their critically ill and injured children are being treated at nearby Egleston Children’s Hospital.

In addition, 4^th Source COO, Mark Molinari will present a $5,000 check to the Ronald McDonald Charities. “We are delighted to work with such a wonderful charity,” says Molinari. “This is also an opportunity for our own families to be together during the holidays and share in the spirit of giving.”

“We are grateful to 4^th Source for their support. Their generosity will help to provide much-needed hope and healing to many deserving families during their time of crisis,” says Linda M. Morris, President / CEO of Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Molinari also expressed concern over the toll the economy is having on organizations like Ronald McDonald House Charities. Molinari adds, “Although contributions by corporations and individuals are less this year, the need by organizations like Ronald McDonald House continues to grow. I’m pleased that 4^th Source is in a position to support such a worthy cause.”

About 4^th Source

4^th Source is a leader in providing near-shore, highly skilled IT talent to North American companies. Based in the US, 4^th Source has operations in the US as well as in Merida, Mexico. 4^th Source has gained momentum and market share by offering a closer and more manageable alternative to offshore solutions in India and China. For more information, visit www.4thsource.com.

About Ronald McDonald House

Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to serving the needs of children, by providing temporary housing and support services to families of critically ill and injured children being treated at local hospitals and by awarding scholarships to qualifying high school seniors. Atlanta’s first Ronald McDonald House, the fourth in the world, located at 792 Houston Mill Road featured 16 bedrooms and hosted more than 24,000 families since opening in 1979. This facility closed May 1, 2008 as the new 50-bedroom Gatewood facility opened on June 9, 2008 less than a mile away. In June of 1994, the second house opened at 5420 Peachtree Dunwoody Road which includes 11 bedrooms and has hosted more than 8,000 families.

At the Ronald McDonald House, families can enjoy many of the comforts of home, receive nutritious meals prepared and served by volunteers and obtain emotional support through contact with other families experiencing similar situations. No family is turned away if they cannot afford the $20 per night requested contribution and many of these families stay at the Ronald McDonald House for weeks, and sometimes months, while their children receive treatment at local children’s hospitals.