It's hard because there's been so many and but what came to mind was one that happened really, really recently. So a few weeks ago, I woke up kind of late one Saturday morning, I have young children and my husband and I alternate on like who gets to sleep it and so it was my turn to sleep in, I got up and there was like a lot of mess calls voicemails and text messages from client. And in my world. I'm pretty Monday through Friday, that doesn't happen. So I was like, What is going on? And what had happened was the earthquake in Haiti. And so one of the nonprofits I work with is a smaller organization that's in rural Haiti, and that earthquake had happened, you know, an hour and a half prior. And we woke up to that and immediately it was just like that, that gut of the 40 plus employees that Haitian led team down there and it was like oh my gosh, is everything okay? thankfully they were all okay, which immediately goes What do we do? Right? What can they do? And what the executive director ended up doing, they're about an hour, hour and a half outside of MCI where the earthquake hit was okay, we're not or they're not a relief workers organization. But how do we help. So they do have, you know, medical care, they have a really great wash program, which provides clean drinking water and sanitation. So it was like, okay, wash, we need clean drinking water to this area. So within, I would say, eight hours, because we have our resources and our systems in place and use Canva, we were able to create a beautiful peer to peer fundraiser, have a great landing page for that create a very specific ask for that wash program. And like, I had an EDI that was willing to record videos, we had a really awesome team in Haiti who were like working through the night to deliver it just three days later. So it was just a moment where it was like I part being part of a community being part of a team, when you are here in the States, and there's nothing you can do, but you can write, but you can, because you can share the message, you can share it with your friends, they raised 20k like that. And it was it was like that goosebumps feeling because you're like we can order more water filters. We can do this now we can go to the next step. What is the next step, you know, that they need? So that was probably one of my more like, Ha moments of philanthropy because it's it's, it's hard. Now, you know, this is a community in Haiti, where, you know, a lot of the a lot of the American volunteers and American teams haven't been able to visit and so long, and so it was so amazing to say, okay, we can support you, we can help you from the States. And here's how