Oh, thank you for that question. I think, once again, it's really wonderful to be convenient with you. And I always have such great conversation. So glad you're moderating this, you know, really giving circles fall under the umbrella even higher up of the collective giving. So collective giving compasses, things like crowdfunding, mutual aid, giving days fundraising societies, and we're also using this term fundraising circles. So at least for philanthropy together, our mission is really to focus on the giving circle, piece and really mainstream that model, but the way in which fundraising circles that giving circles differences, really, at the end of the day, very basically, giving circles can give to a wide range of issues, organizations, leaders in the community. So kind of different areas in which you can give, as well as just at the end of the day, fundraising circles are focused on maybe one organization or one particular mission. So, you know, we see that the definition is constantly changing and evolving. This is once again, a very fluid movement in fields. So, you know, it's totally understandable that there's some confusion. But I think at the end of the day, giving circles and both in fundraising circles as well have community really at the heart of it, and what they do, and really tried to drive impact that way. So I will also call out a very specific definition of giving circle from our friends at amplifier, which is a network of Jewish giving circles. So they say that giving circle takes your mind, talents, and financial abilities seriously and makes giving a collaborative social experience. They create caring, generous communities that people who act intentionally, thoughtfully and strategically together. So we really, really love that we lean into all of that, particularly with giving circles and happy to extend more as we continue the conversation, though.