M3 is working to develop an affordable and easy-to-use attachment for RV's which will revolutionize the way Project CURE and other NPO's across the country, and potentially the world, are able to advertise themselves and make their stories known. Project CURE is an organization dedicated to sending a vast range of medical supplies and equipment to poverty-stricken areas around the globe. Many citizens do not know about Project CURE though, largely because all of the money coming into Project CURE goes straight to the distribution of supplies worldwide. By transforming a volunteer's vehicle into a mobile museum, Project CURE will be able to take their message directly to people that otherwise never would have known about the organization or the wonderful things they do.

Basically, the aforementioned attachment is a trailer hitch containing a series of panels that, when folded, fit comfortably on the hitch.  The unfolding of these panels transforms a parked vehicle into a makeshift museum, capable of displaying any and all information about the NPO.  The panels would come equipped with a combination of educational content and aesthetic appeal, and allow for on-site donations (including by credit-card) as well as volunteering commitments to be made by the visitors.  Such an display attachment would be compatible with many different vehciles and could effectively deploy at any number of locations, such as schools and hospitals, or at events such as fairs and festivals, and could allow for hundreds or even thousands of people to be exposed to these organizations in a single day. 

This project has the ability to help Project CURE and other non-profits grow larger and faster than ever before.  Project CURE is the starting point, but because of the highly scalable nature of this project, there is the potential for large-scale adoption by other NPO's and thus for significant societal impact worldwide.