Amen. Amen. Good morning. You can be seated. I want to welcome those of you that are joining us

online. We're so glad that you are. Before we get started though, I want to take a moment and provide you

with an update on our ongoing relief efforts for our Maui Ohana.

First, we want to, this is really important, thank those of you who gave financially,

very generously, by the way, though we haven't asked for money, nor do we ever ask ask for money we want you to know that 100% of any and all

monies that are sent are getting directly into the hands of those who have the greatest

immediate financial needs and here's how and here's why.

I spent last week on the phone with Pastor Steve Santos of Calvary Chapel Westside,

whose church was in Lahaina.

They had a building that they rented for their midweek and it's still standing.

Everything else has gone around it, but they still can't get to it. But anyway, he, I just had a lot of questions. we spent a lot of time on the phone talking

together crying together we've already sent money and it will be distributed to people by

way of gift cards for places like Costco etc that's

just logistically the best way to do it at this juncture also as of right now the

hotels are housing people who lost their homes.

So they are offering these hotel rooms temporarily at no cost, but at such a time as maybe there is a cost.

The monies that we send will also be used for that as needed.

Steve asked me to mention specifically that Maui tourism has virtually stopped

and it's costing the locals their jobs and their livelihood.

And I told them that I would mention this to you

and get the word out that people should still go to Maui.

It doesn't help when the government officials tell people don't come to Maui.

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