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IDEAL IMPACT GENERATES $82,000 ANNUALLY FOR

WHITE’S CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

GRAPEVINE, TX – March 8, 2010 – Ideal Impact, Inc. (www.idealimpactinc.com), whose mission is to generate $1 billion for Christian ministry through energy savings dollars, has signed an Active Revenue Contract with White’s Chapel United Methodist Church in Southlake, Texas.

The three-year agreement estimates the church, which encompasses 125,000 square feet, will save $82,180 annually through the implementation of a customized energy plan, select building improvements and ongoing energy education training for the staff. Projected savings over a 15-year period is approximately $2,065,178.Most significantly, the contract required no upfront costs and the project is a positive cash flow.

“We are two months into this process and are very pleased with the thorough approach that Ideal Impact is using to analyze our potential savings,” said Dick Rawlins, director of finance for White’s Chapel United Methodist Church. “They have already identified areas that can’t help but save us money in our long term quest for energy efficiency.”

Ideal Impact works with churches, Christian schools and other faith-related organizations in Texas with a minimum annual energy bill of $20,000. Led by a team of experienced professionals in the energy savings industry, Ideal Impact offers energy solutions for both buildings and personnel:

Active Revenue Creation: Utilizing a five-step process, a customized plan is developed that reduces energy consumption while maintaining comfort. A positive cash flow from the start, there are no up front costs or lease-purchase/ loan to repay.
Managing Energy Efficiency Services: With rising energy costs, aging facilities and outdated equipment, the opportunities to save energy and money are abundant. Comprehensive or individual energy conservation measures – including control systems and lighting retrofits – can be implemented quickly.
Reducing Energy Costs: By implementing energy reduction solutions and energy education programs, we help buildings, personnel and occupants to become energy smart and environmentally aware.

The company’s corporate office is located at 1133 South Main Street in downtown Grapevine. For more information call (817) 251-8498 or visit www.idealimpactinc.com.

IDEAL IMPACT SURPASSES SALES AND REVENUE GOALS IN 2009

New company helping churches and Christian schools to fund critical needs

GRAPEVINE, TX. – February 1, 2010 – By most accounts, 2009 was a risky year to launch a business, not to mention a difficult time to sign new customers, increase staff, or generate a profit. However, this was not the case for Ideal Impact, Inc. (www.idealimpactinc.com) in Grapevine, Texas. Since opening its doors March 2009, the employee-owned company has exceeded its sales goals, financial projections and staffing plan.

According to Wes McDaniel, founder and CEO of Ideal Impact, defying the odds was a result of having a well-defined mission, passionate employees, and good fortune.

“We are incredibly blessed to be so far ahead of our plan in such a short time,” said McDaniel, noting the company doubled initial projections by implementing 14 energy savings contracts worth $730,000 during 2009. “Because our business is to generate funds for use in other budget areas, we have been very successful in our sales efforts.”

Embarking on its goal to generate $1 billion for Christian ministry purposes, Ideal Impact works with churches, Christian schools and faith-related organizations throughout Texas with a minimum annual energy bill of $20,000. By implementing a proactive energy efficiency plan, combined with energy education training, they are able to yield surplus funds, obtain needed facility improvements and have a positive environmental impact.

“Today, everyone is facing the challenge of meeting operational, personnel and financial demands,” noted McDaniel, who estimates his company will generate $16 million of savings during the next 20 years from the customers signed in 2009, which include Southern Baptists of Texas Convention (SBTC), Bill Glass Champions for Life, Harvest Church and School, White’s Chapel United Methodist Church and Covenant Christian Academy. “Most businesses and non-profit organizations don’t realize the substantial dollars that can be easily achieved through energy savings and allocated for other purposes.”

Through a systematic analysis of energy usage, operational equipment and occupant behavior, these organizations can obtain a customized energy plan that addresses both short-term needs and long-term goals. Regardless of size or age of a building, comprehensive or individual energy conservation measures can be implemented that will improve comfort and decrease energy usage:

· HVAC mechanical equipment

· Temperature controls

· Building automation systems

· Electrical service

· Lighting retrofit

· Repair and upgrade

· Energy efficiency training

Most significantly, projects are a positive cash flow from the start with no up front costs or lease-purchase/ loan to repay.

This appealed to the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention (SBTC), which entered into a three-year energy savings agreement in June 2009 for its administration facility in Grapevine, Texas. The 30,000 square foot facility will save $22,200 annually and projected savings over a 15-year period is approximately $518,000. In addition, they have already achieved monthly savings of 43 percent of their electric consumption.

"For several years, we have been looking for ways to maximize efficiencies in our energy usage and this is a solution that I believe will provide substantial long-term savings to our ministry,” says Joe Davis, chief financial officer of the SBTC, which has 2,143 affiliated churches throughout the state. “These savings will increase as time goes by and energy costs continue to climb. Putting more dollars into ministry and less into overhead makes perfect sense.”

Moving into 2010, McDaniel plans to increase his staff from 10 to 16, lease additional office space, exceed $1 million in sales before the company’s one-year anniversary in March, and generate approximately $138 million in energy savings for ministry purposes.

“Our momentum continues to get stronger and our sales pipeline longer, so it seems our message is being heard and more importantly, our services and benefits understood.” stated McDaniel.

Founded March 2, 2009, Ideal Impact’s mission is well-defined: to help worship facilities and faith-based organizations reduce energy consumption and create a new revenue source; to help clients use resources wisely and efficiently; and to have a positive impact on the environment.

The company’s corporate office is located at 1133 South Main Street in downtown Grapevine. For more information call (817) 251-8498 or visit www.idealimpactinc.com.

MEDIA CONTACT: Tracy Southers, WordPlay, Inc., (817) 756-1233, tracy@wordplayinc.com

Bill Glass Champions For Life Joins Energy Savings Crusade

Ideal Impact Helping Ministries throughout Texas to Fund Critical Needs

GRAPEVINE, TX. – August 3, 2009 – Ideal Impact, Inc. (www.idealimpactinc.com) made another step towards its goal of generating $1 billion for Christian ministry purposes: the signing of Bill Glass Champions For Life (www.billglasscfl.org) to an energy savings contract. Since its founding March 2009, Ideal Impact has also implemented energy savings contracts with Church at the Cross and Southern Baptists of Texas Convention, both in Grapevine.

“Energy savings is a means to an end,” states Ideal Impact CEO Wes McDaniel, who estimates his company will generate nearly $1.4 million of savings during the next 15 years for these three customers. “Reducing operational costs and lowering utility expenses are often overlooked and underestimated ways to recoup budget funds and spend on more important needs.”

The three-year Active Revenue Creation contract estimates Bill Glass Champions For Life administrative facility, which encompasses approximately 10,000 square feet, will save $2,265 annually through the implementation of a customized energy plan, as well as ongoing energy education training for the staff. Projected savings over a 15-year period is approximately $52,850. Most significantly, the contract required no upfront costs and is a positive cash flow project.

Bill Glass Champions for Life, founded in 1969, is a national and international ministry, with a large focus on prison ministry across the United States. Founder Bill Glass was a consensus All American football player at Baylor and played in the National Football League for the Cleveland Browns.

“Bill Glass Champions for Life appreciates the opportunity to partner with Ideal Impact in an effort to reduce energy expense for the ministry. The funds saved will be used to take the good news of Jesus Christ to ‘the least of these’ in prisons, juvenile facilities and schools across America and around the world,” states James Subers, chief executive officer for Bill Glass’ Champions for Life. “This venture is especially meaningful as Wes McDaniel and Boyne McHargue (Ideal Impact’s sales director) are teammates with Champions for Life and share the gospel in the prisons during our Weekend of Champions and Day of Champions events.”

Ideal Impact works with churches, schools, universities and commercial buildings in Texas with a minimum annual energy bill of $20,000. Led by a team of experienced professionals in the energy savings industry, Ideal Impact offers energy solutions for both buildings and personnel:

Active Revenue Creation: Utilizing a five-step process, a customized plan is developed that reduces energy consumption while maintaining comfort. A positive cash flow from the start, there are no up front costs or lease-purchase/ loan to repay.
Managing Energy Efficiency Services: Rising energy costs, combined with aging facilities and outdated equipment for many organizations, the opportunities to save energy and money are abundant. Comprehensive or individual energy conservation measures – including control systems and lighting retrofits – can be implemented quickly.
Reducing Energy Costs: By implementing energy reduction solutions and energy education programs, we teach building personnel and occupants to become energy smart and environmentally aware.

Founded March 2, 2009, Ideal Impact, Inc. generates revenue through energy savings for churches, schools, universities and commercial buildings throughout Texas. Ideal Impact’s well-defined mission is to help commercial businesses, public entities and worship facilities reduce energy consumption and create a new revenue source; to help clients use resources wisely and efficiently; and to have a positive impact on the environment. The company’s corporate office is located at 1133 South Main Street in downtown Grapevine. For more information call (817) 251-8498 or visit www.idealimpactinc.com.

MEDIA CONTACT: Tracy Southers, WordPlay, Inc., (817) 756-1233, tracy@wordplayinc.com

Ideal Impact Generates $22,220 per Year in Energy Savings

for the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention

New Company Helping Ministries throughout Texas to Fund Critical Needs

GRAPEVINE, TX. – July 7, 2009 – Ideal Impact, Inc. (www.idealimpactinc.com), a new company that generates revenue through energy savings for churches, schools, universities and commercial buildings throughout Texas, signed an energy savings contract with the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention (SBTC) office facility in Grapevine, Texas.

"For several years we have been looking for ways to maximize efficiencies in our energy usage. Ideal Impact brought a solution that I believe will provide substantial long-term savings to our ministry,” says Joe Davis, chief financial officer of the SBTC, which has 2,143 affiliated churches throughout the state. “These savings will increase as time goes by and energy costs continue to climb. Putting more dollars into ministry and less into overhead makes perfect sense.”

The three-year Active Revenue Creation contract estimates the facility, which encompasses approximately 30,000 square feet, will save $22, 200 annually through the implementation of a customized energy plan, as well as ongoing energy education training for the staff. Projected savings over a 15-year period is approximately $518,000. Most significantly, the contract required no upfront costs and is a positive cash flow project.

“Our mission is to make a positive impact and what better way to do so than create funds for ministry purposes,” states Ideal Impact CEO Wes McDaniel, noting the company recently signed a contract with Church at the Cross in Grapevine, generating $32,800 per year in energy savings.

Active Revenue Creation: Utilizing a five-step process, a customized plan is developed that reduces energy consumption while maintaining comfort. A positive cash flow from the start, there are no up front costs or lease-purchase/ loan to repay.
Managing Energy Efficiency Services: Rising energy costs, combined with aging facilities and outdated equipment for many organizations, the opportunities to save energy and money are abundant. Comprehensive or individual energy conservation measures – including control systems and lighting retrofits – can be implemented quickly.
Reducing Energy Costs: By implementing energy reduction solutions and energy education programs, we teach building personnel and occupants to become energy smart and environmentally aware.

Founded March 2, 2009, Ideal Impact’s mission is well-defined: to help commercial businesses, public entities and worship facilities reduce energy consumption and create a new revenue source; to help clients use resources wisely and efficiently; and to have a positive impact on the environment.

The company’s corporate office is located at 1133 South Main Street in downtown Grapevine. For more information call (817) 251-8498 or visit www.idealimpactinc.com.

MEDIA CONTACT: Tracy Southers, WordPlay, Inc., (817) 756-1233, tracy@wordplayinc.com

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IDEAL IMPACT GENERATES REVENUE THROUGH ENERGY SAVINGS

New Company Serving Churches Throughout Texas

GRAPEVINE, TX. – May 15, 2009 – Generating revenue to meet critical needs is top-of-mind for every organization, including commercial, public and non-profit entities. For many, a new revenue source exists right within their building. Ideal Impact, Inc., (www.idealimpactinc.com) a newly formed company based in Grapevine, Texas, is determined to demonstrate that a proactive energy savings plan, combined with energy education training, can yield surplus funds to be used in other budget areas.

“Although it makes complete sense that reducing energy consumption yields energy savings, most businesses and non-profit organizations don’t realize the substantial dollars that can be easily achieved and allocated for other purposes,” explains Wes McDaniel, founder and CEO of Ideal Impact, who is a 30-year industry veteran, successful entrepreneur and active Christian volunteer.

Initially, the company is targeting churches, schools, universities and commercial buildings in Texas, with a minimum annual energy bill of $20,000. Led by a team of experienced professionals in the energy savings industry, Ideal Impact offers energy solutions for both buildings and personnel:

Active Revenue Creation: Utilizing a five-step process, a customized plan is developed that reduces energy consumption while maintaining comfort. A positive cash flow from the start, there are no up front costs or lease-purchase/ loan to repay.
Managing Energy Efficiency Services: With rising energy costs, aging facilities and outdated equipment, the opportunities to save energy and money are abundant. Comprehensive or individual energy conservation measures – including control systems and lighting retrofits – can be implemented quickly.
Reducing Energy Costs: By implementing energy reduction solutions and energy education programs, we teach buildings, personnel and occupants to become energy smart and environmentally aware.

The company’s first client is Church of the Cross in Grapevine, Texas. “I was thrilled when Wes McDaniel shared with me his vision for starting a new business with the goal of helping churches and businesses save significant energy costs,” explains Gregg Simmons, senior pastor at Church of the Cross. “After our initial review, he predicted our church would be able to save between 26 to 34 percent on our current electric bills. The great news is that it costs us nothing, since all our fees are paid out of our energy savings.”

The company’s corporate office is located at 1133 South Main Street in downtown Grapevine. For more information call (817) 251-8498 or visit www.idealimpactinc.com.

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IDEAL IMPACT GENERATES REVENUE THROUGH ENERGY SAVINGS

New Company Serves Churches, Schools & Businesses Throughout Texas

GRAPEVINE, TX. – May 1, 2009 – Generating revenue to meet critical needs is top-of-mind for every organization, including commercial, public and non-profit entities. For many, a new revenue source exists right within their building. Ideal Impact, Inc., (www.idealimpactinc.com) a newly formed company based in Grapevine, Texas, is determined to demonstrate that a proactive energy savings plan, combined with energy education training, can yield surplus funds to be used in other budget areas.

Active Revenue Creation: Utilizing a five-step process, a customized plan is developed that reduces energy consumption while maintaining comfort. A positive cash flow from the start, there are no up front costs or lease-purchase/ loan to repay.
Managing Energy Efficiency Services: With rising energy costs, aging facilities and outdated equipment, the opportunities to save energy and money are abundant. Comprehensive or individual energy conservation measures – including control systems and lighting retrofits – can be implemented quickly.
Reducing Energy Costs: By implementing energy reduction solutions and energy education programs, we teach buildings, personnel and occupants to become energy smart and environmentally aware.

“Today, everyone is facing the challenge of meeting operational, personnel and financial demands,” states McDaniel. “Savvy business owners, school administrators and church leaders are looking for new, non-traditional ways to generate revenue and Ideal Impact offers a solution.”

Founded March 2, 2009, Ideal Impact’s mission is well-defined: to help commercial businesses, public entities and worship facilities reduce energy consumption and create a new revenue source; to help clients use resources wisely and efficiently; and to have a positive impact on the environment.

The company’s corporate office is located at 1133 South Main Street in downtown Grapevine. For more information call (817) 251-8498 or visit www.idealimpactinc.com.

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Ideal Impact Celebrates New Office Space

Grapevine, TX April 24, 2009 - Ideal Impact Inc. celebrates their new office space on April 24, 2009 and enjoys being centrally located at 1133 S. Main Street in Grapevine. The office space allows ease of access to the DFW airport and both Dallas and Fort Worth and surrounding communities and attractions.

The office environment mimics the company’s founding values of stewardship, service and responsible solutions for preserving our Earth. The seasoned energy specialists look forward to serving Texas energy solution clients with skilled offerings.