Any community that has a need, Engineers Without Borders could potentially be involved.

Yeah, partner.

Exactly.

We have...

Yeah, exactly.

Communities that typically cannot afford or are not really ready in the U.S. specifically, communities that are that, you know, consulting engineering companies typically turn down when they reach out because they're just not ready or don't have enough of their own funding to access state or federal funds to invest in their infrastructure, who are kind of like stuck at square one when it comes to figuring out the you know, what they could be doing to make their communities better.

We have communities who is like, you know, water system has broken and they don't know where to go for help.

Is there is there a way to go on site and contribute to the build? Is that someone who is, you know, in college, maybe in high school?