Dick Larkin

This is the true story of Barry Shore, a tech entrepreneur who was stricken with a rare neurological disease that rendered him a quadriplegic unable to move anything but his head side to side and Dlyted, the platform he built with the dream of giving a billion dollars to worthy causes without costing supporters a dime.

On Sept. 17, 2004, Barry Shore was a healthy 55-year-old tech entrepreneur. That evening he was a quadriplegic from a rare neurological disease that tricked his immune system into attacking his peripheral nervous system.

As he slowly recovered, he decided to develop a system to generate money for worthwhile causes.

He developed Dlyted.com, a platform that turns everyday shopping into everyday giving without costing supporters a dime. As people do their everyday shopping, money is contributed to their cause automatically at zero cost.

Dlyted is transforming how we give. Before Dlyted, you couldn't give to a cause without money out of your own pocket. Under the old model of giving, you had less money after you gave to your cause.

Dlyted combined elements of gift cards, credit cards, and charitable giving. The result is a platform that allows users to give money to causes without cost.

Dlyted.com is being used by large and small causes to provide recurring, passive income.

For more information go to www.Dlyted.com