Why did Nu Skin establish Nourish the Children as a for-profit initiative? Nourish the Children was never intended to drive significant revenue growth, but rather to enable our Nu Skin Brand Affiliates to contribute to a critical humanitarian need on an ongoing basis. With millions of children dying each year from causes related to malnutrition, it is apparent that existing humanitarian efforts are not adequate to address this pressing global problem. By making the purchase of VitaMeal commissionable and not creating an economic disincentive for participating, it yields a program that is more likely to be sustainable. Many relief efforts are provided on a one-off basis or through limited-time contracts, while the Nourish the Children initiative has provided a framework to maintain a consistent level of food on an ongoing, sustainable basis.

Since 2002, more than 650 million meals of VitaMeal have been distributed throughout the world thanks to Nu Skin’ s Nourish the Children initiative. And together we can do even more. Purchase and donate VitaMeal today and join us in giving those who need our help the most a chance to grow up strong, happy, and healthy.

This unique formula is ideal for malnourished children and is packed with all the vitamins and nutrients kids in developing countries need for their growth and wellbeing. Nutritional scientists formulated it specifically to help combat this global challenge. And it’ s available in both 10-meal containers and 30-meal bags, so you can donate within your budget. This is your chance to give back and make the world a better place. Join us and donate VitaMeal today.

Nourish the Children has helped fight world hunger by supporting projects in over 60 countries including China, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Indonesia, Malawi, Philippines, Fiji, and Thailand. • By donating a product, rather than cash, you can know exactly how your contribution is being used. • Every VitaMeal donation reaches children in need through a select group of reputable relief agencies such as Feed the Children, World Vision, and Convoy of Hope. These agencies frequently report on the progress and health of the individuals they help. • For every eight bags of VitaMeal purchased and donated, Nu Skin donates one bag to one of our charity partners, who then distributes the bag to those in need. • VitaMeal production in Malawi, Argentina, and China provides jobs and economic development opportunities for struggling communities. • In many cases, VitaMeal is served at school to help children nourish their minds as well as their bodies.

A portion of every purchase also goes to support Nu Skin’ s Force for Good Foundation. • VitaMeal is specially designed for malnourished children. • Contains a healthy balance of carbohydrates, protein, fat, and fiber. • Provides essential fatty acids required for normal brain development, skin health, and immune defense. • Provides electrolytes necessary for maintaining normal fluid balance and muscle function. • Includes essential vitamins and minerals. • Provides vitamin A, which is essential for normal sight and immune functions. • Provides bone nutrients for normal growth and skeletal development. • Can be safely stored for extended periods of time. • Easy to mix into recipes and fit every taste and culture. • Vegetarian and non-dairy with zero fillers

• The true power behind Nourish the Children and VitaMeal is you. Your donations make all the difference in the global fight against malnourishment and starvation. • The formula itself also uniquely supports the growth and development of malnourished children. This scientifically supported meal contains essential vitamins and nutrients, including: • Protein—aids in the development of growing bodies by supporting general health and lean muscle mass. • Vitamin A—vitamin A deficiency is the leading cause of blindness in children worldwide, is a key factor for child mortality, and affects 125–250 million children in 90 developing countries. Vitamin A is also essential for normal immune function to help fight infectious diseases that are common in developing countries. • Vitamin C—required for collagen synthesis, important for healthy gums and bones. Low levels of vitamin C intake are associated with diseases like scurvy. • Vitamin D—a fat-soluble vitamin required for normal calcium metabolism. Vitamin D deficiency can lead to muscle pain and weakness. Severe vitamin D deficiency can result in bone problems. • Zinc—zinc deficiency contributes to retardation and makes children vulnerable to infections and diarrhea. Diarrhea is estimated to kill over 3 million children every year worldwide. • Iron & Copper—essential for normal growth and development. Iron deficiency is associated with decreased work capacity, impaired concentration, and, in severe cases, overt anemia. • Potassium—electrolytes, especially potassium, are needed to maintain normal fluid balance and muscle function, especially in malnourished children. • Iodine—important for learning and concentration, especially in children. • Calcium, Magnesium, and Phosphorous—bone nutrients that are essential for normal growth and skeletal development.