Hi, welcome to the Taste of Perkins. I'm Karen, the director of Public Relations and Events, and I'm excited that you're here today. One of the things that our guests do at the Taste of Perkins is they explore this downstairs museum area and they have an opportunity to learn more about Perkins and all the things we do. Don't tell anyone, but what I think is the most popular table is this one right here. These are our educational leadership program scholars who come and spend the year at Perkins learning all about the way that we teach students and young adults who are visually impaired or blind. So hi, Blaine and World is a social change campaign. We basically live entirely online. So we have a website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and really we exist to not only empower people who are blind or visually impaired and give them a safe space to come and share victories and frustrations and just everyday life. We also offer a place for sighted people to come and learn more and understand and ask questions. Another super popular table at the Taste of Perkins is the System Device Center. More than a dozen volunteers and a few staff people spend their time in our System Device Workshop making things like this where students and our infant child or program can play with these and explore different tactile experiences. So we're always thinking about how we can make this event even better than last year and I'm super excited about a new table we're doing this year, which is our orientation and mobility experts from our school are going to be here offering orientation and mobility experiences. So people can learn all about navigating space independently and safely. And this is the tasting room. This is Dwight Hall, one of the most beautiful rooms on our campus. And this is where people can come have a multi-sensory experience and experience a series of small appetizers as well as wine relying on number of their senses to see what it might be like. The earlier I said Dwight Hall was one of the nicest places on campus. This actually, this chapel is my favorite spot on campus. Check out this woodwork. It's absolutely incredible. And during the event some of our student musicians would be on hand to play the piano. One of my favorite students, Mateo, is going to be playing I think for much of the night. Now we're upstairs on the second level of how up here we have all of our auction items on display. Anyone, whether you're here at the event or not, can go online and bid for these items. These items were generously donated by supporters, board members, as well as local businesses and other organizations that we have relationships with. Check out this one. The Celtics donated. This jersey, which was signed by Jalen Brown. We'll hear you are back where we began. So that's it for the tour. Thanks so much. And we wouldn't have been able to make tonight possible without the generous support of our sponsors and help from all our volunteers and staff. Hope to see you next year again at the Taste of Perkins.