He plans to sell T-shirts and donate the proceedings to families in need. To help his cause, Carter started a website that calls for one of those suggestions to come true. Carter and his family have considered donating the nuggets to a food pantry or asking Wendys to offer the reward to a charity, USA Today reported. Carter helped his father open a Twitter account so he could keep track of the situation. Wilkersons parents told USA Today that they didn't know about the challenge until their son Carter started receiving calls for interviews. In school, its fun because everyone knows about it. But since it started, its been pretty cool. "Im one of those people who isn't usually looking for attention. Its pretty exciting," he told USA Today during his lunch at Bishop Manogue Catholic High School. Not lacking in confidence or faith in the Interwebs, Wilkerson wrote simply, Consider it done in reply to Wendy’s Twitter challenge. Wilkerson told USA Today that hes delighted by the opportunity. Wendy’s replied that Carter would need 18 million retweets, as seen in the response from the official Wendy’s Twitter account Wendys on April 5, at 7:32 p.m. Wilkerson is on pace to break that record, The Post reported. Ellen DeGeneres holds the record with 3.3 million retweets for a group image of her at the Oscars. 1 Million?!?! Officially SHOOK Wendy's ApWilkersons tweet has the chance to break the record for the most-retweeted tweet in Twitter history, The Washington Post reported.
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