very different capabilities, right?

Interesting.

And so...

We try to be capital agnostic is the way that we talk about it internally at Stand Together.

We want to make sure that we have the right kind of capital to meet the entrepreneur, the social entrepreneur in our case.

But social entrepreneurs come in all different shapes and sizes.

They can be lone wolves, people who are pursuing a solution to a hard problem on their own.

For people who might not be aware or who don't have kids going through the system, what were those challenges or problems? COVID

Okay.

It's an incredible organization.

Uh, and it's very simple technology.

It's a needs/offers market.

Uh, it's, uh, kids who are struggling and are at risk of being taken away from their family and put into foster care.

Rather than the nurse or the teacher or the social worker reporting their situation to Child Protective Welfare, Child Protective Services, they put their need on this technology platform.

Johnny came to school four days in a row with the same clothes.

Right.

Right

... and everybody can do everything.

That's not it at all.

Um, you know, if, if, if we're doing it right, we've got a pretty hard-driving culture, but it's a culture that's characterized by our principles.

And so we think about principle number one is dignity.

You know, every person has moral worth.

Every person has a gift.

Yeah, it's terrible

Right

... and everybody can do everything.

That's not it at all.

Um, you know, if, if, if we're doing it right, we've got a pretty hard-driving culture, but it's a culture that's characterized by our principles.

And so we think about principle number one is dignity.

You know, every person has moral worth.

Every person has a gift.

Yeah, it's a terrible tale