 Now, I am excited to introduce to you some people who are going to share the smart solutions using their phone to reduce hunger and eliminate waste. Today we have with us Emily Branton. She is the CEO of Link to Feed. Link to Feed works with over 10,000 nonprofits across North America who use their software and serve individuals experiencing hunger and poverty. I'm Emily, the CEO of Link to Feed, a little bit about who we are. Our mission is to feed change, so we really believe that access to emergency food can really be a catalyst to changing lives and that really understanding data and reducing program administration is key for transforming communities. We are not only just a tech company, we are a designated social enterprise and a certified B corporation. So that is a legal designation for companies who have an overarching social mission. We've actually been internationally recognized as one of B corporations best for the world companies since 2017. So a little bit about the problem that we solve on the next slide. We see that nonprofits, especially food banks and food pantries have really heavy administration requirements. So we see lots of paper-based systems, red tape with government programs, heavy reporting requirements for grants, which leads to a lot of time being spent on administration, burnout among staff, and as you see on the screen, no one really works in a nonprofit to push paper and update spreadsheets. You're there to make a difference. You're there to impact people's lives in your community. On the next slide, we can see our solution. Cater technology to this environment so that you can spend less time on paperwork and more on your mission. We're about software that is affordable, really priced and created for nonprofits. Lots of support from technical support to implementation support and really, really easy to use, especially for volunteers that just may not be that comfortable using technology. So this is where our story begins. We're not only the makers of the link to feed software, but we're users as well. This is actually a picture of me volunteering. Our story started with a food bank in Windsor, Ontario who had a need for gathering client data in real time across their 20 agency network. So we developed our client intake and reporting suite to help them get rid of paper forms, recipe cards, and Excel spreadsheets, and the intake process happens in three easy steps. First is the initial intake, creating the profile for the client. You can customize this with your own fields and settings, and it also helps to determine eligibility for programs such as TFAP or CSFP. During the past year, we also developed a client self enrollment tool, which we call Connect. So clients can work at home to create their own profile or while in line at a distribution. Then each time the client returns to receive a service, you can track that information in link to feed. We manage lots of distribution types like walk up programs, deliveries, appointments, including self booking in Connect, and it handles all different types of programs. Food pantry staff, including TFAP, CSFP, SNAP, and then any other non-food programs you also offer as well, so maybe financial assistance or a clothing bank, as well as some really cool case management features like gathering assessments from clients, tracking their goals. We even have a 2-1-1 referral integration. This then all wraps into a real-time reporting tool. As you can see here, we build reports that are really visual, so using charts and graphs, to make understanding data easy, so it's much easier to know what your data means in a pie chart than with just a bunch of numbers on a screen. Outside of just our client intake application, we also have other programs to help food banks and food pantries. The CACFP and SFSP program that manages federal programs that feed children. Our inventory and point-of-sale system that you can also integrate into our client intake application for a full checkout experience, and a volunteer management tool to help recruit and manage volunteers and schedule them in shifts. Our tech is built largely in PHP and Ruby on Rails, some additional information for you on the slide, but I think most important to know, we have lots of APIs to be able to integrate with other systems and provide unlimited technical support to our users. If you would like to join our community, a great place to start is visiting our website and clicking on Book a Demo. We also have a YouTube page that has tons of videos outlining the different functionality and link to feed. Thanks so much.