Vista International Operations Upgrades Eastside Boys & Girls Club Computers
San Antonio -- Oct. 31, 2007

On Saturday, Oct. 27, the San Antonio office of Vista International Operations donated approximately $15,000 in computer software, computer equipment and technician time to the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio's Eastside branch at 3503 Martin Luther King Drive. The company provided nine employee technicians to install new software and equipment in the branch's technology center. The technology center is where Club members develop and master the computer skills necessary to succeed in today's society. Councilwoman Sheila McNeil was on hand to greet the Vista employees and thank them for their support of her district's young people.

"We are very appreciative of this generous donation of computer software, equipment and support from Vista International Operations," said Jim Watson, executive director of the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio. "This gift will allow our Eastside branch members to have access to the cutting-edge technology that is so vital to the education and development of our youth today."

The Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio serve more than 6,500 members annually at five branch and several satellite locations. The Clubs provide after-school and summer programs that develop assets, values and skills in youth ages six-to-18 years old, paying particular attention to those who need these programs most. As a result of the Clubs programs, young people are inspired and enabled to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. For more information, visit the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio website at: www.bgcsatx.org.

Vista International Operations, is an 8(a) certified Alaska Native Corporation (ANC) and a dynamic small disadvantaged business (SDB), providing enterprise level information technology (IT) services, logistics management, and engineering support services to government and private industry. Vista is a wholly owned subsidiary of Bristol Bay Native Corporation, which was formed in 1972 as part of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.