I do want to remind folks, if they did not listen to that last pod is this is a place where people can come and hang out and spend time and relax and just decompress and ask questions and be around folks that make them feel comfortable and guide them through the process. And so having those things there, it just adds to the level of hospitality that you all are able to provide. So again, special thanks to the VFW for what they gave to the Veteran Resource Resource Center. That is huge. But again, it never ends right. The need for these things never ends. So if you are interested in giving to that group, reach out to Logan at the Veterans Resource Center or just the basic email address that's associated with the Veterans Resource Center at Western Oregon University, and that information will get to Logan, because, as he said, he's serving over 80 folks and their families, and that that need will continue to grow. Because I know Western Oregon University is a great place for student veterans to end up just because you, you guys offer such tremendous support and major, major applause for that. Again, I want to thank my two guests today to talk about all the incredible things happening over at Western Oregon University for Veterans Week, and not just veterans week, but all of the stuff that's happening at Campus Recreation. I think we all learned a little bit today about the things. Are available for families in our community, if they would just check out wou.edu/campus Rec, and you will find out more about all the programs happening there. But in the meantime, just remember November 8 through 16th, that is going to be the Veterans Week activities with the ruck and run happening on November 16 at 11:30am remember, that is a free event. Registration is open currently, and please, even if you're not going to run any event, show up and enjoy it. November 14 is another opportunity to come to campus at 8:30am for the show of green. And again, the tailgating event that's happening on November 9, and that is a military appreciation football game. It's a tailgate. Tailgating starts at 11am Kickoff is at 1:05pm there will be raffles, there will be games. It'll be fun for the entire community. Also, in November, the Monmouth Public Library is going to start their season of giving, and need to be on the lookout for flyers in our newsletter about this, because they're going to have several different opportunities to give. They're going to have the Casa Giving Tree, where you can drop off new and unwrapped gifts from kids ages birth to 18th. And you can give those at the Monmouth Public Library. And those will go to support Polk County foster care, and also Windermere. There's going to be share the warmth the coat and blanket drive. The mama Public Library is also going to be a drop off location for that. And as always, we are going to have a food drive. And those food food supplies are going to go to support the woo food pantry that we were just speaking of, and that woo Food Pantry, again, a reminder is not just for the students at Western but for the entire community. Please remember that as a resource, especially this time of year, help get your friends and neighbors and folks to those resources if they need it. It is truly a pleasure to bring you this podcast every month. I am thankful for you, Monmouth, in the meantime, Till we meet again, please don't forget to rate review. Subscribe, tell a friend. We will see you next time