The goal is to celebrate America- its past and its future - in ways that both adults and children will find engaging. The exhibit will be built in stages with the idea that each stage can be a stand-alone exhibit and yet can work with the other stages to create a major exhibit installation.
Stage 1 would be to build a "waving flag" wall for displaying the American Dream Foundation's American History Documents and artl the Freedom Gallery. This wall could be set up in malls or schools as a preview of the extended exhibit.
Stage 2 would be creating an American Family Plaza which would include an expanded Freedom Gallery, along with a 60-inch monitor for viewing video and DVD presentations and seating for that area. The expanded gallery would also include an interactive printing areal under a liberty bell canopy, where visitors could print their own copy of the Declaration of independence and sign it.
Stage 3 would be the children's interactive exhibit at Treehouse which would be structured like a game board and would feature interactive stations highlighting significant events or periods in American History and would be complimented by a giant floor map game of the United States.
Stage 4 would connect Stages 2 and 3 in a large scale exhibition.

The American Dream Foundation is a nonprofit organization devoted to helping Ogden area charities meet fundraising needs. John A. Gullo, Foundation Director say's "As a son of Italian immigrants, I have lived the American Dream. I am Impassioned about this country. I want to remind Americans we have a glorious past and a future filled with promise."