Amy Borkowsky is attempting to earn $3 million to purchase an advertising spot during Super Bowl XLIII in which she will use to attempt and find a husband. The never-married forty-something New York City-native hopes that with the help of public funding and profit made through the sale of her CD compilation "Amy's Message Machine," which features a collection of phone messages left on her message machine by her mother, she can broadcast her own personal classified ad to millions of men during the championship football game. As of late-January 2009, Borkowsky had earned an estimated $6,000 in donations, but was hoping that a corporate donor would lend her the remaining funds needed for a advertising spot during the Super Bowl.

"I'm trim, I'm in shape. I have a good heart. I got a lot of love from my mother, maybe too much, but how you learn to love is from your mother and she taught me well."Los Angeles Times: Amy Borkowsky is looking for one good man

"I have a background in advertising and I thought I could put myself out there like a product, like a cola or SUV. Dating is a numbers game, so if you're going to run a personal ad, why not put it where the most guys will see it?"Los Angeles Times: Amy Borkowsky is looking for one good man