Gammill(R) Quilting Systems Donates $26,400 to the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) in 2007

WEST PLAINS, Mo., Jan. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- GAMMILL QUILTING SYSTEMS, a world-class leader in hand and computer-guided longarm quilting systems, is pleased to have donated $26,400 to the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) in 2007.

This significant contribution capped a year-long partnership with the National Breast Cancer Foundation, which included a comprehensive marketing "Awareness Campaign" and "Think Pink with Gammill" National Dealer Open House event -- held in honor of October's National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

"Breast cancer strikes nearly 200,000 American women each year. It's a disease that touches the lives of each and every one of us," said Ronald D. Parker, Chief Executive Officer of Gammill, Inc. "Gammill and its customers are proud to have helped support the NBCF's mission of providing educational programs and funding for free mammograms to women who cannot afford them."

"We greatly appreciate Gammill's year-long commitment to promoting breast cancer awareness and their gracious quarterly donations through the sales of Limited Edition Pink Machines," commented Brent Hail, Director of Operations for the National Breast Cancer Foundation. "Our relationship with Gammill has further enabled us to provide quality educational programs and free mammograms to those in need and, most importantly, help save lives."

About Gammill Quilting Systems:

Gammill Quilting Systems is the leading manufacturer of professional hand and computer-guided longarm quilting systems, which includes Statler Stitcher. The company's headquarters is in West Plains, MO, with a worldwide network of dealers. Several machine models and sizes are available, with features and tools for different quilting needs. For more information about Gammill's complete quilting product line, or to find the dealer nearest you, visit: http://www.gammill.com.

About the National Breast Cancer Foundation:

The National Breast Cancer Foundation, headquartered in Frisco, Texas, is a non-profit, charitable foundation whose mission is to save lives by providing access to free and low-cost mammograms for those with limited resources, increased awareness through continuing education programs and hope- inspired support programs. For details about the NBCF, visit: http://www.nationalbreastcancer.org.