This is David Parford checking in for the dis unplugged. It is a gorgeous day. We're down

here in Orlando and we're actually at the Give Kids the World Village and we're here

with Susie Story. Hi Susie. Hi, good morning. So Susie's going to give us a tour of the

village and tell us all about it. So I'll turn it over to Susie. Okay, well we are starting

here at the House of Hearts and Give Kids the World as you may or may not know is actually

a resort for children and their families. All the children between the ages of 3 and

18 and they have some sort of life threatening illness. Okay. So what we do is we partner

with wish regretting organizations worldwide and if that child has a wish to meet Mickey

Mouse or C. Shamu or anything that's related to Central Florida, then the wish-grinding

organization calls us and we take over from there. Okay. And we provide a full week's

vacation complete with the accommodations here at the village. All of their theme park

tickets, all of their meals and so much more at no cost to them. Wow. So the families

don't have to pay anything. You don't pay a thing the whole time they're here. That's

wonderful. So here at the House of Hearts is basically where the week begins. Okay. Families

they have their check-in here. We have guest services. They can come in borrow movies.

They anything that they may need. This has opened 24 hours a day and this is where their

whole week begins and also where they're week will end when they check out it. Okay.

And I have to say for our listeners so when we pulled up it's Saturday it's probably

about 10 o'clock. It's incredibly busy. So a lot of people checking in. It's a really

vibrant place. We are just like any other resort. We have families checking in and families

checking out every single day of the year. And it seems worldwide too. I heard a lot of

accents in there. Absolutely. We have currently reached our 93,000 family and we've served

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