This document discusses starting a DIY fridge project and mini-website for a city during a time of hardship after a storm. It also summarizes launching an ecommerce business in 36 hours that fulfilled over 500 orders and shipped to 23 states, generating over $30,000 in sales in the first two weeks with help from students. The document promotes community technology projects including a community WiFi network and an open tech map.

1. Entrepreneurship can be lonely.

2. 3215 members

5. Then Sandy.

6. Personally, mostly ok.

8. Our DIY fridge.

9. • Help & Be Helped List
• mini-website for City
More?

10. Built HealHoboken.org
Donate now!

11. No I In Team.

12. @kgeology
Every pay day I transfer X amt to
savings. This time i donated to
www.healhoboken.org & Red Cross. u
should 2. #NoStormCanSinkUs

13. 1100

15. Launch eCommerce 36 Hours
Announce 1:13 am
1st Order 1:16 am

16. Day 1 12:50 $3,000
Day 1 End $9,000
2 Weeks $32,063
Shirts/Hoodies Sold 511
States Shipped To 23

17. Stevens’ Students Fulfill Orders

18. Technology empowered the
community.
Moving results.

19. www.MileMesh.com
Hoboken WiFi
www.MileMesh.com

20. www.theMapped.com
@theMapped
Coming very soon:
An open map of all things tech.
Add yourself, company, event, school, space, more.

21. #NoStormCanSinkUs