you know, it's wonderful to see how it's playing out with different winners in different sectors in different ways right over the world. Again, another wonderful byproduct of of the radical diversity that we practice. And one example is Dr. Aparna hedge who I was just with in India, we went to India to film her. We're doing a number of mini documentaries this year about some of our winners. And she's one of them, she runs, she founded an organization called Arman. She won in 2021. And she credits us and all the tools that we've really helped her to develop in terms of telling her story, through the messaging, the brand, the website, all these practical things, but that were just dusting on a shelf, because nobody really was focusing on them. And certainly funding wasn't flowing to help strengthen those tools. And through that strengthening and her own part of the community of Elevate that's really lifted her up. And she feels this and says this all the time about us in the organization, that that trust based philanthropy, if we're talking about it the way we just did previously, this relationship philanthropy, let's call it, then she's saying, you know, that part of her lightning speed growth that she's experiencing right now, is due in large part to that, to that work that we've been doing, not only with her, but her whole team, you know, her whole team is really involved with us. And they just won, you know, $10 million coaching, and CO impact prize. And they're part of their newly formed gender Fund, which is aiming to raise a billion dollars to advance gender equality and women's leadership, oh, my partner had, like, look out for her in the future to maybe win, like a new ball, a Nobel Prize. Like, I'm not kidding, that's who we're dealing with here. And just to see these tools, be that transformative, you know, which is something we took a big risk on, you know, we kind of played that big, we invested big on this. And to see that the winners are having these results, it's difficult to oftentimes make a causal link between like this dollar spent has this outcome, we're certainly not the only reason she's getting all this. But it's bringing it's uplifting her in the right way in the right numbers of ways to, to open these doors to create these opportunities and possibilities for her and then for her to be able to really take advantage of them. So I think she's a great a great example. And then even with Malala, I think is a great example. Because what could we do for Malala? You know what I mean? Like other than give her a lot of money, we were so happy to give her but what's really happened, what we've learned through that experience with Malala. And now we've really raised the bar in terms of the catalyst prize is how much we can do together to uplift and really augment or, you know, catalyze each other's missions. And so she's very devoted right now to the girls in Afghanistan and to the education for the girls in Afghanistan. And because of the relationship we had with her, we were able to bring a lot more attention to that matter, you know, she that we worked with her very closely and how she was going to be presented during CGI at UNGA and how she was going to speak during UN General Assembly week on The Today Show The following morning. I mean, she was able to get millions and millions more people to listen to that medicines during that day that leverage that, you know, quarter million dollars we gave her to the foundation to infinite levels, right, like so that's I feel like that mission writ large in terms of trustees Flynn's because she's not going to waste her time with us. Unless we have a real relationship with her. She wouldn't have done it. There's plenty of other People she can work with, right? So that I think was a real testament to the way we're working with these leaders,