Tony Ayala

And we ended up, we will increase that number year after year.

And all of a sudden I started thinking, I was like, oh, my daughter's going to be coming to this event for the next 15 years.

We have an opportunity to imprint good on these kids while they're in our care with their parents around.

and just continue the positive momentum.

So I think there's a lot to be had with this organization that we're working with, Rising Athletes, but they're on board and they're ready for us to help them do more good.

So we'll start figuring out a way to get our story out there.

It'll likely come in podcast form to start and then probably a full documentary after that.

And Tony.

Thank you, Stan.

Thank you, Clarence and Barry.

You guys having us on again, very important.

The more people that are able to hear these types of stories, the more good's going to happen.

And I cannot tell you if you're a listener and you enjoyed what we're talking about, absolutely.

Come find us.

Bubba's fun.org.

I have to update the website because I just realized I went on it and had all of our former January 10th event stuff on it.

So it'll be updated.

If you can find us on social media, unfortunately or fortunately, Facebook is our best presence right now.

You can hear all the stories and just scroll back.

We do have a 10 or 12-minute documentary that we shared at the UW, I'm sorry, at the Rivoli Theater when we had our launch event that kind of tells a story about the Galster family who had a child who had heart surgery at six months old, and we were able to get an AED in their facility before our event.