Definitely. And I just back up to even say that giving circles and collected giving in large is not necessarily new or not even American in itself. It's definitely rooted in many cultures across the globe. And, you know, we see this through you know, giving circles are called be there in Eritrea, gay in Korea, tam tam are soo soo in West Africa. So for us, it's really taking on almost it's like strong cultural roots and philanthropy and then using it for today's modern world, right. And, you know, we have a really, really cool definition, and I'm gonna have to read it because we have this great partnership with amplifier, one of our giving circle networks. And the definition that we love is a giving circle takes your mind talents and financial abilities seriously, it makes giving a collaborative and social experience. They create caring, generous communities of people who act intentionally, thoughtfully and strategically together. So that is really a really great definition of what a giving circle is. But I would also plug that even if you want to just simplify the model even further, we have a website called What is it giving circle, comm which you can go to click that Yeah, so that everyone can learn about this model. And there's five easy steps for that too, as well. We say you gather your folks, your people, whether that's your family, your colleagues, people in your community, the second step is to discuss so discuss your values, discuss the types of issue areas that you want to invest in. And then you decide on where you would like to give your money, which is the fourth step, you pull a donation or pool funds, you pull your expertise, talents, and resources to ultimately for a cause. And then the last thing is to engage. So you're giving circles not only give money, but they engage beyond the dollar. So for us, it's really important that you step up your volunteerism, you step up, you're either board leadership, ways in which you can engage once again, beyond just the monetary value of what you're providing. So,