Tony Ayala

My kids are their kids and it's a communal event for us.

So I think that engaging parents as a whole is important.

I think for especially Southern infant loss, maybe Bubba's Fund will go in that route and be a resource for fathers and mothers alike and how to get through this.

Yeah, Connor, I'm going to let you start with this one.

It's funny because you asked this question and we sometimes haven't even asked ourselves these questions.

Like we know that we're on the right path and we're just going.

And so I think that it'll be fun to hear Connor's response to this one.

Yeah, I think the challenge there is, like I said, we're an initiative-based organization.

We are focused on AEDs now, youth access to sports as well as now, and then beyond.

So we're pretty versatile.

This particular thing was our first initiative, and it's grown bigger than what we expected because we weren't expecting to push a state law forward and try to lobby in support of it.

Instead, we just wanted to get AEDs in the city of La Crosse.

And I think what that means for us is the motto that we've committed to is for Charlie, for children.

And that kind of came and encompass everything.

So we've got t-shirts that have that.

We say it from time to time to remind us, and we think it kind of encapsulates the whole greater good we're trying to do.

But when people ask about our initiatives, yeah, oh yeah, we can talk all day long about AEDs.

Yeah, most definitely, Barry.

When it comes to getting kids involved, I think

You just you got to get them moving.