Community Involvement

All of us at AMC Entertainment^® are dedicated to improving the quality of life in the communities we serve, and beyond. For more than 85 years, we have fostered a long-standing tradition of citizenship and volunteerism. We take pride in the opportunity to share our resources to many worthy and notable causes and join together our approximately 20,000 associates to support volunteer efforts.

National Charitable Partnerships

Our company focuses our charitable efforts where we can achieve the greatest impact. We are proud to collaborate on a national level with two charitable organizations: Variety – The Children’s Charity and the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation.

Variety – The Children’s Charity is a national organization devoted to providing real, tangible help to children in need. With a seven-decade legacy of caring for children across the globe, Variety – The Children’s Charity has become the largest and most effective children’s charity in the world. The organization has grown to 51 chapters in 13 countries, raising money to assist in the treatment and care for disabled and disadvantaged children. For further information on Variety – The Children’s Charity, please visit www.usvariety.org.

Founded in 1935, the mission of the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation is to perpetuate the memory of Will Rogers as a health charity. The foundation supports the Will Rogers Institute, which is a national health organization dedicated to the support of lung research and development of new treatments and cures for pulmonary diseases and disorders. AMC is a long-time charitable supporter of the foundation and its work through the Will Rogers Institute.

The Will Rogers Institute began as a lodge for entertainers with tuberculosis. Today, it funds four acclaimed research hospitals and twenty fellowships across the U.S. through their summer theatre campaigns. Located in Los Angeles, the Institute is making strides every day in understanding, treating and curing lung diseases and disorders. For further information about the Institute, please visit www.wrinstitute.org.

AMC Summer Fundraising Campaign

Kids and adults alike can enjoy the magic of movies on Wednesday mornings this summer at AMC Summer MovieCamp^® in participating markets. An exciting and affordable option for summer fun, AMC Entertainment is proud to offer the community service program in 38 U.S. markets on Wednesday mornings from June 25 to Aug. 6, 2008. A nominal fee of $1.00 per guest will be charged with all admission proceeds, excluding taxes, going to AMC charitable partners, Variety – The Children’s Charity and the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation.

Summer MovieCamp, now in its 23^rd year, has been a fixture in the communities AMC serves. The program presents recent G- and PG-rated movies on the big screen every Wednesday morning. Advance tickets will be on sale starting June 18 at 105 participating AMC theatre locations and online. Doors will open at 9:00 a.m. and shows will begin at 10:00 a.m. local time nationwide. For more information, visit www.amctheatres.com/smc.

Hometown Pride

AMC is committed to the support and development of our hometown, Kansas City, Missouri. Our company continues to be an active, contributing member of the community by supporting local programs that advance our Mission as well as donating our time, facilities and resources to the growth and betterment of Kansas City.

We are proud to be an active and contributing member of the many communities we serve. Some of our local partnerships include: American Cancer Society, American Jewish Committee, Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Kansas City DeLaSalle Education Center, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Brain Injury Association of Kansas City, the Joey Fund/Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the United Way of Kansas City.

Movie Passes

As part of our commitment to reward and thank teachers for all they do to educate and inspire our children, AMC partners with film distributors in order to invite teachers throughout the U.S. and Canada* to take part in exclusive opportunities to see select films, free of charge, during designated time periods.

We believe this national outreach effort is the most effective use of our pass program, and therefore we are unable to fulfill any additional pass requests.

* Subject to approval by film distributors.