My background is in a lot of domestic like us nonprofit management, that's pretty much been my entire career. And it's so fascinating, because that's what this what I'm hearing you say is exactly what I recognized is like the traditional US based nonprofits, it's here, you know, looking for grants, looking for donors during the galahs doing the things and then you have the higher level nonprofits who are have that big vision, have the good story, have that all encompassing thing that you just you can't help but want to be a part of, when there's this great divide between the two. And it seems like when I was an executive director, I remember thinking how as an ad, first of all, I'm a woman, I'm a petite woman, at the time I was even 10 years ago. So as much younger I was in my 20s. And I remember thinking, Okay, all my board are pretty much old white men, and how in the heck, they know nothing about nonprofits. Right? It was just like a grab bag of these want to come be on my board. How do we make you strategically work so that like I can get you know, right? That's so often how nonprofits work. Because as much as you want to be strategic, you have all these other competing needs. And so I remember thinking this is, and I saw it with every peer over the whole course of my nonprofit career. This is totally unsustainable, this isn't helpful. This is not getting us anywhere closer to our vision. I spend more of my time educating my dang board than anything else on just how to do the things right and they don't even know what's going on. And then not to mention when you want to get innovative And really think big. I have a master's in nonprofit management and community development and no one else could speak that language. Right? Because it was just so hard right there were so burnt out. My staff, my board, everyone, the community, the donors was I stepped into this org and it was just tired. And I feel like so many nonprofits I worked for hired. And you kind of mentioned this right? And so I'm curious what you guys are you guys first of all, like, which platform to like, divide, like, bring together this bridge, like create this bridge between this visionary like Charity Water, right? Something big brings you right along, wants you to be a part of this vision, doing really innovative things to like the mom, pa nonprofit and a little small town, right? Why do you get them to go, Whoa, hey, you can rethink about how to do this. I could think about fiscal sustainability and diversity differently. I could think about doing Gollum totally differently. I could think about, you know, all of these pieces, because they all need to be reworked. In my opinion. And that is, you know, the foundation of of school of ethical impact is like, it all needs to be blown up so we can create something different. So I'm curious, are you guys gonna solve it?