- Wear flip flops and a tank top and serve people coffee by day and exquisite wine by night. (being in Italy, we would obviously have to serve wine during the day too. So I guess we would serve wine and coffee all morning and all night. Sounds more like a version of the film Talented Mr. Ripley with an American wine lover twist)

- Give away money to people. Literally, just drop off shoe boxes of cash to people as if I was the modern day Robin Hood and my next door neighbor was Santa Clause. (once again, probably the case of really bad pizza or way too many nights of smokin’ weed)

This is what I came up with. I know it sounds cheesy and Oprah_esque. Nevertheless, this was where I landed and this is the direction I am heading. The next question I had to ask myself was “How the #$%# is this going to happen?” In a crazy, Jersey Shore-realityness, it happens just about every 24 hours.

This Haiti campaign is a beautiful piece of art. I feel like I am watching in slow-mo as the initial layout takes place. Paints are chosen, canvas is being worked and the frame is microscopically chosen. We are in the early stages but the momentum is powerful. Even now as local retailers stock GesuCristo Haiti shirts we can see the goal clearly. Together we are able to build a grassroots movement in an unlikely place… Tinley Park, Illinois.  One day we can check back on our Facebook, Twitter, American Express statements and say: