Erin

The really steep hill towards sort of the midpoint, yeah, that was hard. But we pushed through it, and I'm really proud of us, actually, yeah.

The really steep hill towards sort of the midpoint, yeah, that was hard. But we pushed through it, and I'm really proud of us, actually, yeah.

The Lucy Rayner Foundation. We wanted to support people who are going through mental health. So I think we've raised about 20 hours of counselling for them. So yeah, we're really happy.

The Lucy Rayner Foundation. We wanted to support people who are going through mental health. So I think we've raised about 20 hours of counselling for them. So yeah, we're really happy.

Erin.

Erin.

I wanted to jump in and just kind of summarize what I've heard over the last 45-ish minutes. The conversation revolved prominently around an assumption that communities are eager to be engaged with this plan. And a thought that comes to mind is communities who are not eager to jump on with this plan or are reluctant to jump onto this plan.

I wanted to jump in and just kind of summarize what I've heard over the last 45-ish minutes. The conversation revolved prominently around an assumption that communities are eager to be engaged with this plan. And a thought that comes to mind is communities who are not eager to jump on with this plan or are reluctant to jump onto this plan.

And I just wonder if either of you had anything to say to our listeners in general about engaging in this plan or if you had any thoughts or ideas about how to get those reluctant communities engaged with this plan and on board with it.

And I just wonder if either of you had anything to say to our listeners in general about engaging in this plan or if you had any thoughts or ideas about how to get those reluctant communities engaged with this plan and on board with it.