Whether thou art a ghost that hath come from the earth, or a phantom of night that

has no hollow, or one that lieth dead in the desert, or a ghost unburied, or a demon, or a

ghoul, whatever thou be until thou art removed, thou shalt find here no water to drink,

thou shalt not stretch forth thy hand to our own into our house enter thou not through our fence break through thou not we are protected though we may be frightened our life you may not steal though we may be scared to death.

Welcome to scared to death, Creves Peepers, Roberts and Annabells. I'm Dan.

Hello, Dan. I'm Lindsay.

Hello, Lindsay.

Hello, it's nice to meet you.

Oh, nice to meet you.

Yeah, good to see you.

So you have our charity information, and then we can get started.

I sure do. Well, friends, it sure has been a bumpy start to 2025.

And we're feeling the weight of the New Orleans terrorist attack and the weight of the LA fires, both places so incredibly important to us.

And our hearts are broken for all the people whose lives have been affected by both of these tragic,

awful incidents. Upon reflection, we have decided that we're going to donate to both recovery

efforts in both places. How we're going to do this is that this month we're going to donate to a

charity centered around the New Orleans situation, and then next month we will donate a charity effort towards the

LA fires. So this month we're going to be sending $13,000 to the New Orleans New Year's Day

tragedy fund while putting $1,450 into this year's scholarship fund. Now, this fund for New Orleans is being sponsored and

managed by the Greater New Orleans Foundation, a nonprofit that connects donors to causes that

makes New Orleans what it is. And their mission is to drive positive impact through

philanthropy, leadership, and action. If you'd like to learn more about how you can

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