Hi, Jerry Wires, Mayor of the City of Glendale. We got a really neat event coming up here on December 9th, 11 o'clock in the morning. It's the 5th annual Christmas break. It's not just a parade. We're celebrating the very reason for the season. The entire month of November, we're also doing a canned food drive, which benefits Hope for Hunger Food Bank and also Operation Santa Claus. We got kind of a neat challenge this year. We're asking everybody that we can to get involved is called Stack the Can Challenge. Let me tell you, this is not work. Take a video of your family stacking at least 12 cans and then posted on Instagram. Two families will want to ride in the parade on a fire truck. The family with the highest stack will win and the other one in family is going to be selected at random from all of the completed entries. Tag your hashtag your video with hashtag TrueStarPrayed and be sure to pass the challenge onto other families. Then just bring in your cans to the parade or drop them off at one of the drop zones listed on our website. Winners will be posted on social media, so be sure to give us a phone. The committee set a goal for 30,000 pounds of food for this food drive. I really believe that we can do over 50,000 pounds. Imagine the difference it makes in the lives of people that are hungry. So please, please take this challenge, get involved, help us celebrate the very reason for the season and I'll see you at the Christmas parade. Thank you.