The Uniform

Hi again.

We realize we just can't have people showing up at the doorstep of households in need wearing t-shirts that say "Is it 4:20 Yet?" or "Duran Duran Forever," so I've been putting my very limited fashion skills to designing a shirt that lets people identify us when we are in the field.

You'll see there is a lot of space leftover and that's so we can feature the logos of corporate sponsors and partners that will help us make this happen.

Our fashion model budget consists of all-you-can-eat carnitas so we were able to pay for my son Garrett to model the very first concept of the shirts our volunteers will wear. Please tell us what you think. If someone came to your door wearing this and offering help, would you feel comfortable letting him or her in?

Okay, admittedly, Tim Gunn has not been calling us for fashion advice, but it's a start.