Everyone excited? Okay, good luck already in three, two, one, go! The Hopkins Tind Lions Club shows two lucky raffle winners that won four minutes to run around price chopper and grab just about whatever groceries they can get their hands on. It was exciting, it was fun for great cost, though. The proceeds from the raffle went to benefit project just because Mass Eye Research among other numerous local causes. Well, the main intent of the grocery dash was to try to raise funds for the Hopkins Tind Lions Club and support some of the numerous charities we support in town and within Massachusetts. So for example, Project Just Because is one of the entities that we love to support. Sheryl Land Lambert Walsh, she's been wonderful. So some of the proceeds go to that, any money we raise through the Hopkins Lions. Also, one of the main mission of the Lions Club is to prevent blindness. So also be donating any proceeds to Mass Lions Eye Research. Then also any other money that we raise through this event or others we just had a lobster raffle. Anything we donate to the library, to the local of the respite center, fuel assistance. If someone in town needs some eyeglasses, we'll try to support them that way too. So the main mission was to basically raise funds, but also have fun doing it too. It was kind of a fun project for the club going out and trying to sell tickets and advertising it. And the other thing is kind of bringing the community together to let know that the Lions Club is around. We're always looking for new members. And so it was to raise money, but also have fun doing it. So that was basically the mission. And from Ashland, it was one of the lucky winners that got to collect some free groceries. I think I know 700, I think this gentleman is going to be well above that good for him. He had a good strategy. Jim Ryan was also one of the winners, and he collected groceries for a teacher at the Hopkins and Learning Center, Melody Ring, who was battling pancreatic cancer. That was great. I grew up watching the show. So when my aunt won and offered me the chance to run for her, it was a static. Were you satisfied with the amount of groceries you got? Definitely, definitely. I missed one aisle that was on the plan, but besides that, very happy. All of it's 99% of it's being donated to someone at the Learning Center of Hopkins, part of the family there, who's ill. And so it's going to be going towards her and to help take care of her. That's why I spent so much time in the frozen food aisle trying to get meals for her. A few weeks ago, the Learning Center hosted a big sale to raise funds to help the long time Hopkins Learning Center teacher. The grocery dash was a lot of fun for all and benefited several great causes. I really appreciate all the people that took a chance and bought a ticket. So yeah, it went well. We were able to sell some tickets at Polly Arts, the summer band concerts on Sundays, other people. So yeah, it was fun. So we raised some money and had fun doing it. Bill mentioned that the Hopkins Lions Club works very closely with price chopper management to plan this event. Surgery, that's why he's not too talkative today. But anyway, he was a pleasure to work with. And yeah, this is a wonderful event. Thank you so much. And then the profits would go to some great charitable causes. One of our beneficient town is the project just because the food bank and the wonderful things they do. Also with the Lions, one of our priorities is preventing blindness so it will donate some to mass lions I research. And then a lot of other charities in town, the respite house, the post from, the library, whatever we can donate to. You know, we love to support the community and also the lions, things like mass lions I research. But thanks everybody for coming. Thank you very much.