53 Patiens received cateract surgery/microfinance workshop held/mural painted by kids at Galillee school Beirut/video link established withs school in Beverly Hills- We thank our individual sponsors !

1. Mission Overview:Beirut, Lebanon 23-27 MAY 2011

2. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. WHAT CAN YOU DO IN ONLY 5 DAYS? A world of good for incredibly resilient and deserving people in deeply scarred communities of BEIRUT 23-27 MAY 2011

3. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. WHAT CAN YOU DO IN ONLY 5 DAYS? Restore Eyesight for 40 People (Provide Vision to Hundreds) Educate Children and Adults Help Businesses Launch and Grow Facilitate Dialogue to Decrease Conflict Smile, Laugh, Dance, Sing 23-27 MAY 2011

4. ABOUT US The 5DAY Missions model and organization, headquartered in Los Angeles, has been uniquely developed to deliver a high-impact humanitarian relief programin the small space of a typical 5-day workweek. Our uncommonly intensive methodology benefits communities with medical services, educational programs, local business development, social innovation workshops, art projects, children’s activities, and dialogue to help prevent conflict. Health | Education | Business | Arts | Dialogue

5. METHODOLOGY Our approach is built for speed and immediate positive impact so that people direly in need can more frequently, easily and economically benefit from the aid of skilled professionals traveling from developed countries. Not just quick fixes. Education. Training. Inspiration. We empower local leaders to sustain solutions long term. Resolve Engage Enact Succeed Sustain

6. BEIRUT MISSION The centerpiece of the 5DAY Mission to Beirut 2011 is surgical vision correction and other medical services for indigent and incredibly deserving patients. We will achieve this in association with local physicians and hospital staff who can help to immediately improve and sustain higher quality care in their community. Approximately 425,000 registered refugees live in Lebanon.

7. UNITED NATIONS AGENCY PARTNER This mission is in conjunction with the United Nations and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). UNRWA provides assistance, protection and advocacy for some 4.8 million registered Palestine refugees in the Middle East. Services encompass education, health care, relief, camp infrastructure and improvement, community support, microfinance and emergency response.

9. 8% of children 7-15 not enrolled in school• 1/3 of population suffer chronic diseases • 95% without medical insurance • 8 per cent of households live in shelters where the roof and/or walls are made of corrugated iron, wood or asbestos • 100% desperately need humanitarian aid Photo Credits: Isabel de la Cruz

10. VISION & VISION The central activity of this 5DAY Mission is the restoration of eyesight for 40 refugees. 36 will receive cataract surgery. Many of them suffer from diabetes and will be guided in how to better manage their conditions. 4 will be high myopic patients – candidates for innovative Implantable Collamer Lenses (ICLs). All will receive this life-changing surgery as a gift from 5DAY Missions, Dr. Paul Dougherty, UNRWA and our amazing partners and sponsors.

11. SURGICAL TEAM Led by Dr. Paul Dougherty who also gifted his services to UNRWA refugees in Hebron with our core team in September 2010, and plans for Gaza this year. “My Vision is Global Vision. My profession of vision correction surgery has afforded me many extraordinary experiences and introduced me to many wonderful patients. Because of this, I want to give something of lasting value back to the world.” Paul J. Dougherty, M.D. is an internationally renowned eye surgeon who has helped pioneer many of today's most popular vision correction techniques. He serves as medical director of Los Angeles-based Dougherty Laser Vision, and as assistant clinical instructor of ophthalmology at UCLA's Jules Stein Eye Institute. He is also one of just 40 surgeons worldwide to serve on the editorial board of the Journal of Refractive Surgery - the official peer-reviewed refractive surgery specialty journal published by the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO). ••• Dr. Dougherty was among the first laser surgeons in the United States to perform LASIK on an investigational basis before it was approved by the FDA in 1995. Since then, he has performed nearly 25,000 laser procedures. ••• Dr. Dougherty is also an authority on cataract surgery and other non-laser surgical techniques, including the new generation of implantable contact and intraocular lenses (ICLs/IOLs). He was instrumental in the development of the Staar Visian ICL, serving as a principal investigator for the FDA study that began in 1999. Dougherty Laser Vision is a designated Staar Visian ICL Center of Excellence, and has implanted more ICLs than virtually any practice in the US. Dr. Dougherty was also one of the first US surgeons to implant the Crystalens, which was approved by the FDA in 2004 as the first truly accommodating implantable lens to restore clear vision for objects from near to far. ••• Dr. Dougherty graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania, the nation's oldest university. He then attended UCLA Medical School, where he graduated first in his class. He completed his residency at UCLA's Jules Stein Eye Institute, where he conducted award-winning research on the then nascent field of laser vision correction. He next studied corneal and refractive surgery as a fellow at the Phillips Eye Institute in Minneapolis, where he trained with Dr. Richard Lindstrom. ••• Dr. Dougherty's research has been published extensively in peer-reviewed journals. He routinely teaches advanced surgical techniques, and lectures worldwide at universities and major ophthalmology conferences. ••• In January 1997, Dr. Dougherty became one of the first ophthalmologists in the US to have LASIK performed on his own eyes. Since then, he has had perfect vision without glasses or contacts. As a surgeon who experienced the LASIK procedure first-hand, Dr. Dougherty can relate to his patients' concerns with unique insight and perspective. Dr. Dougherty is also a Co-Founder of 5DAY Missions.

12. SURGERY: RECENT MISSION In September of 2010, 5DAY team members worked in concert with UNRWA (The United Nations Relief and Works Organization) and Project-Peace on Earth (a 5DAY alliance) to gift 40 cataract surgeries to visually impaired Palestinian refugees in the West Bank city of Hebron. We were fortunate enough to work with the staff and facilities of St. John Eye Hospital in Jerusalem, and we could not have achieved all that we did without the generous support of the Bank of Palestine and a long list of local partners.

13. DOCUMENTARY Video documentation in the 5DAY Mission style communicates the need for our actions, the emotional gravity of it all, and the unrealized potential to so dramatically change lives in only a matter of days. The resulting short-form documentary also provides partners and sponsors with compelling, co-branded and Hollywood-quality media for promotional purposes.

14. PRODUCTION TEAM Led by Michael Garcia and Colin Mangham who also gifted their services to UNRWA refugees in Hebron with our core team in September 2010. Michael Garcia | Director Colin Mangham | Producer Former HBO VP/Co-Head of Drama Series, with shows including The Sopranos, Six Feet Under, Oz, The Wire, Carnivale, Deadwood, Big Love, True Blood, Treme, Boardwalk Empire; film & TV writer and director; 5DAY Co-Founder. CEO & Founder, Daily Brand Group, an entrepreneurial marketing agency; clients have included 8 of Fortune 100 and 100+ early-stage companies; social entrepreneur; film & TV producer and writer; 5DAY Co-Founder.

15. DOCUMENTARY: RECENT MISSION View a 6-minute documentary video from our 2010 mission into the Palestinian Territories here: http://vimeo.com/21826686

16. SCHEDULE: 23-27 May 2011 Highlights Health & Medical Cataract and High Myopic surgeries, including pre-op and post-op as well as panel discussions and other discourse with staff to improve community access to quality care BEIRUT 2011 Education Economic Development Event with teachers and students at UNRWA school to help better leverage resources, particularly technologies enabling interactive educational experiences Introduction to microfinance programs; panel discussion on small business development and social entrepreneurship; program will focus on 5 select local business operators Arts & Music Communication Planned public art project for both beautification and inspiration; anticipated to be a large-scale mural or other urban project developed and painted with refugees Community forums culminating in a video bridge dialogue with Westerners in the United States, including school children Los Angeles via live streaming to Beirut

17. BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS Total Mission Cost: $218,900 (USD) Surgeries $120,000 Supplies $14,300 Production $28,800 Post-Production/Editorial $2,500 Professional Services $2,500Clothing for Children/Youth $8,000 All above already donated: $176,100 Travel $19,500 Room & Board $12,600 Local Transportation $2,000 Equipment $6,200 Benefactor Banquet $2,500 Remaining needs: $42,800 As of 15 April 2011

18. CURRENT SUPPORTERS This Mission could not be possible without the generous donations of supplies, skills and money from our team members and partners. Surgeries: $120,000 USD Donor: Paul J. Dougherty, MD; Alexis & Marshall Jacobe Medical Supplies: $14,300 USD Donors: Alcon, Henry Schein, HOYA, Lenstec, MST, Staar Surgical Production & Professional Services = $33,800 USD Donors: Daily Brand Group, Lorin Ely-McGregor, White Crown Media Apparel for Refugee Children & Youth = $8,000 USD Donor: Adel Kamil, Fyaskö Clothing Current In-Kind and Cash: $176,100* *As of 15 APRIL 2011

20. Potential for corporate spokesperson as on-camera interviewee