Guerrilla Aid is simple - go somewhere, learn something, help somehow - and it's the only way I really understand my place in world aid. To the questions, "what could one person do anyway?" or "how do I start?"... Well, I'm going to show you.

I usually do three or four projects a year, but "now is not the time for small plans," so I'm spending 52 weeks to circumnavigate the globe creating grassroots aid (the first person to ever attempt it) - and I'm going to need your help.

I may get lost, will certainly mess up, and will most likely cry a couple hundred times, but my goal is to not only create my projects, but to start a "Guerrilla Aid" movement.

I don't always follow exact channels of protocol, but there is nothing more frustrating than seeing supplies stuck on a truck because someone was missing a certain form. I’ve also learned that it's really hard to get stopped by red tape if you create your own projects along the way - but if I step on some toes and get stuck behind a border somewhere, don't quote me on that...

The map below is the path I'll be taking - you'll be able to follow along through daily blogs, join me along the way, and details can be found on the expedition page...