My name is John Ryan. I'm with Bank of America Merrill Lynch, and I've been involved with EMF for five years now. Gary Casagrande here from Donnelley Financial Solutions. I've been volunteering here for the last six or eight years, and before that, I was lucky enough to play here. My name is Kevin Petterson. I've been involved with Expect Miracles and YPEM for about eight years at this point. My name is Max Beimler, and I've been with YPEM for almost ten years. I'm Kelly O'Brien from Citi, a proud gold sponsor of Expect Miracles Foundation, and I serve on the foundation's Board of Directors. Expect Miracles just does a wonderful, wonderful job giving back to those young adults that are affected by cancer, just starting off their professional journeys. Cancer's not cheap and it's great to be aligned with a mission and organization that's giving back and helping those in need. I joined about a year ago and I hadn't really heard about it until my boss introduced me to Expect Miracles. And when I found the extent and what this organization does, was really impressed. I'm about a year out of school and I was just kind of looking for something other than work that kind of would give me a purpose. We just make so much of a difference here. Everything we do here is for a purpose. It's for a cause. It's for a great cause. Supporting Expect Miracles Foundation is my way of helping ensure that more families have access to hope, support, and better outcomes. Another amazing benefit of being on the YPEM board is also engaging with the grant reviews. The grant reviews are probably my favorite part of the entire process. I think that's something that's made me very grateful when being kind of retrospective on my journey with cancer. I know a lot of young people have been touched by cancer in my life, and I know they could have used this help years ago. What people support here is really does a lot of good work and matters. I've met so many new people at my own firm through Expect Miracles, which I think is also really good, a sense of community. You know, obviously what we're doing is just such important work, so definitely really rewarding. As Frank always says, cancer isn't free, and I'm proud to play a small part in being able to help out the cancer. If you've never volunteered with Expect Miracles before, it's such a great foundation. Everyone that works on staff at Expect Miracles is just so fantastic. All of the events that you volunteer for are so much fun. I came to Expect Miracles Foundation because I wanted to run a marathon. I stayed because I found a mission, a community, and a way to honor the people I care about. That's the power of this organization. It turns personal stories into meaningful action.