 Hey everyone, you're about to watch a video that's going to get thousands of views. Very cool, but your ad needs to be right here. Give me a call. Local financial advisor, JC Hinsley and UK basketball coach, John Calipari have joined forces for a heart-wombing backpack drive aimed at helping kids in Poc County. We were made aware back, I'm going to say, heavily days that there was going to be a substantial need for backpacks here in Eastern Kentucky to the tune of over 3,000 initially Hinsley reached out to his clients hoping to gather some support for the cause. However, the efforts gained incredible momentum after coach Calipari tweeted about it, drawing attention from people far and wide. It's amazing what can happen, you know, and before you know it, you know, between just what we were kind of doing here, you had coach Calipari tweeting about it and you had, you know, people from all over. I've had people in Europe that I'm friends with that saw the tweet from Calipari and they're shipping backpacks, you know, here as well. I mean, you just now it's from all over. The response has been overwhelming, resulting in an impressive 3,300 backpacks donated so far for the children in the Poc County school systems. It really hit home with me because one of the people that donated backpacks, a local business person, reached out to me and I got a chance to visit with him. And he told me, he said, you know, I was that kid growing up that didn't have a backpack that didn't have the means to have what every other kid had. And he said, so I really hope that my backpack goes to the kid that was me. The backpacks will be distributed during open house events. And Hensley extends his deepest appreciation to the community, his clients and coach, John Calipari, for making this backpack drive a restounding success. Cal's more than a basketball coach. I mean, he's he's definitely always looking for ways that he can give back and impact areas all over the state. And just just the fact that they're willing to do that here with us, to help us, to help the kids shows that they care more about this place than just basketball reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Ethan Miller.