Mark had only managed to get to reading up a little on Presley's history. His academic credentials were extremely impressive, and there was no question to why the organisation was successful. Mostly Mark had just done some digging to make sure the charity was reputable, and it turned out it was a a vast organisation with offices over the globe, and the events held here in New York were always successful and populated with those business people who wanted to give to charity. In fact, if all this went well, Mark and Gen planned to donate a substantial amount themselves, their own companies always having been interested in charity. Now all this was a very real thing for them, and even if they were still learning every day how to be a supportive parent to a kid who was mentally ill, they were both financially sturdy and many other families in the same boat as they were with a sick kid weren't.

"Thanks for agreeing to meet with us," Mark returned warmly to Presley. "Justin's been a bit nervous about whether he has what it takes to pull off the things you might like him to do, so we're really just here for back-up in case he can't remember what's been discussed. The time and commitment would be an important factor. He also expressed concern about what would happen if he was scheduled to do something, but couldn't make it if he was ill. He's already feeling quite pressured with life's demands right now. It's been a tough few months."