To the long list of charities, relief organizations, and individuals offering donations, services and advice to the people of Haiti, you can now add one more name: Marilyn's on Monroe. This past Saturday, the Toledo
But as with most gentlemen's-club-based charitable initiatives, there was a bit of fine print: Lap dances are illegal in Ohio. (You're really not allowed to do anything fun in that state.) So calling the event "Lap Dances for Haiti" was a bit of a fib, one that devastated those hopeful Toledo residents who had long dreamed of paying a young woman to sexually frustrate them. Though the phrase "Lap Dances for Haiti" possesses a certain
Thing is, the event was about more than just raising money. As Marilyn's on Monroe general manager Kenny Soprano notes, the club is eager to improve its standing in the community. What better way to do so than with a fundraiser, regardless of how deceptive its name may be? Now that Marilyn's on Monroe has made strides to heal on an international level, it can't be long before the establishment is attracting the
—Neil Janowitz
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