So talk to us about, give us some examples of who we're helping with these books and who you've helped in your, in your career.

Sure.

So when I talk about who we help, we help children, we help families and we help communities.

And one example, because we have a very large health program.

We manage, we support doctors at 10 rural clinics, providing free free, medical and dental care completely free of charge to communities.

And we've donated $80 million in medicine to make sure these clinics have medication.

But putting that in the perspective of an individual, we had a young boy, Norlan, who's three years old, his mother, Belkis, came to the public clinic after going to the hospital because her son had spiked a fever.

Tell us a little bit about, I kind of want to know if people want to get in more involved in Friends of Wound Disorder, like what's the easiest way to do that? And like, what are the ways they can get involved? Obviously we have this service project coming up on the 17th, but what are things that are kind of the easiest that a kid can do or an adult can do or a foundation?