No.79 you do a lot of work with UNICEF.
-Yeah.
What's your connection with UNICEF?

Orlando:
It's been about 10 years.
Or more actually. Maybe 12.
But I've done -- I was trying to do basically
one 'A' every year just to sort of witness,
really, firsthand the work that they do in the field
to save the lives of women and children
in the most desperate circumstances.
And then what we will do is video document it,
and obviously it's an NGO, so we're trying to put
the messaging out to hopefully people to support,
because, you know, obviously, the world is suffering
from this global pandemic,
you know, and when we look at the way we feel at home,
you kind of imagine that
and then times it by 10 or even more.
UNICEF's on the ground right now all over the world, you know,
trying to get PPE equipment to people, to vaccinate.
There are vaccinations outside --
I mean, 'B' is a huge killer.
So they need to inoculate for children under the age of 2.
Diarrhea is a huge killer.
There are so many huge issues.
Then you add that COVID element on top.
So it's something that is very close to my heart,
you know, to see these children,
and I've worked with them so many times.
And, you know, they're always looking for support.
UNICEF's always looking for that support because --
Obviously, it's so challenging at home,
but it's also, you know, having the foresight
that we are a global community.
We are a global community.
And when one part of that community is suffering,
the whole -- the whole suffers.
And just kind of grappling with that idea
is sometimes challenging, but it's something
that's so, you know, amazing when you see it.

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