NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Mar 22, 2012) - Noobis, Inc., an InternetArray, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ INAR ]) holding, announced the debut of "VOA Hunt 4 Hope" ([ www.voahunt4hope.com ]), a month-long online treasure hunt to benefit Volunteers of America of Western New York. This marks the first of a three-year deal between the two organizations using the newly announced version of Amplify from Noobis.

"It is great to partner with another forward thinking non-profit," said Jon Brennan, CEO of Noobis, Inc. "Amplify was conceived and built to drive awareness of products and services. In this case, community awareness of homelessness and poverty and what wonderful ways VOA of WNY reaches out to help meet and beat that challenge."

"We are excited to begin our campaign to raise the profile of homelessness and poverty with the VOA Hunt 4 Hope online treasure hunt over the next several years," stated JoAnne Ryan, CEO of Volunteers of America of Western New York. "The response we've had from our business community in support and sponsorship has been wonderful so far."

Ashley Furniture Home Stores, ACT Rochester, Messenger Post Media, Verizon Wireless and Wegmans are all premium sponsors for this inaugural treasure hunt. People can play for free every day in March at [ www.voahunt4hope.com ].

About Volunteers of America of Western New York ([ www.voawny.org ])
Volunteers of America was founded in Rochester in 1901. Volunteers of America works to break the cycle of poverty through an array of programs. Volunteers of America's programs and services encourage positive development, foster independence, and promote self-sufficiency, providing individuals with the guidance and resources they need to make positive change happen in their lives.

About Noobis, Inc. ([ www.noobis.com ])
Noobis, Inc. develops and integrates social media applications and networks.

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