Sure. There's a couple of really critical areas where we we pivoted, so let's start off with we've been a hunger and homeless prevention program for many years, we've had client choice for at least seven years. I joined back in June of 2020. So in the middle of the pandemic, I decided that I would leave my really awesome job working at home and I would go and work here. So how do we how do we change? How do we pivot, I'll tell you what we didn't, we didn't, we didn't go away from client choice. And we didn't go away from preventing homelessness. So I'll start with homelessness first. With the shutdown, it meant that the ability for us to contact and be engaged with clients, the way we were in the past, wasn't going to exist in the future, which was very upfront, very close personal, lots of paper passing back and forth, copying, verifying, and we very quickly determine that we need to use technology and innovation in displaying DocuSign to make it possible for individuals and families to connect with us just on that part, the back and forth of paperwork. Additionally, we handed all of our team members, Google phones, which allowed us to then text our clients back and forth, which gave us greater access to them. And we put the power of a small device like this into the hands of our team members. And we didn't say, Oh, my God, people don't have computers, we don't know how we're going to connect with them. When we know them, a good number of people had those handheld devices could take a picture of the document, could then give us the information. And that would be just as good as a piece of paper handed back and forth on a desk. So we utilize tools very quickly, which were inexpensive, readily accessible to us and widely spread them to our team. We wildly just gave out that like you need a phone. Here you go. Here's a pump, here's a phone, you need access to survey monkey, okay, here's your login access, you need access to DocuSign. Let's get you DocuSign. So then we had seamless connection with our, with our clients without having to break that connection of people coming together. So that was that was one of the first things we did was, how do we stay connected? And how do we then stay true to our due diligence around helping families individuals. On the food side, it was a little hard to see how we stay connected with that. But when you walk through our pantry, you actually use a shopping cart. So you take a shopping cart, you walk in the door, and you kind of walk through the aisles and you pick things off the shelf and you get handed stuff. When when we pivoted because it couldn't come into the pantry to shop for themselves. We still stay true to the client choice model. And we ask people, what's the size of your family? What are your dietary needs? What do you like, what, what don't you like? And because we have so many volunteers who already knew are a good number of our families and individuals long term, they'd see someone's name that they knew. And they would know, they literally would know Okay, well she doesn't like chicken. Well, they need a low low sugar diet, oh, no sodium over here. And they would walk up and down the aisles. For a family they knew or family they didn't know. And they would shop for them. They would pick things off the wall off the shelf, roll that basket out and say here's your basket. So instead of hand them a box or a bag of food, we handed them a shopping basket like they normally would with shopping bags, and they would then take it and put in their car. So all we did was in that case, we just stayed true to the to the to the client choice model. And we just moved through having pickers do that, which we determined from that this is kind of a pivot a long term conversation. We determined from that that why couldn't we continue to do that we even when we opened back up the doors, which we did this last July, because that tells me that when we do that, that tells me that when we do that we're staying true to what you and I could do if we were to go shopping. So if I couldn't, didn't have time to go shopping, I can call up my local grocery store and say hey, I want this I want that or I'm going online. And then a nice person will walk it out and give it to me in my in my car. We could keep those same aspects of normal shopping experience, even when we came back into shopping in the pantry. So just to clear examples of how we moved and pivoted but stay true to the mission.