mirna? >> i wanted to say thank you to supervisor ronen. also thank you to rosario. may she rest in peace releasing those leaving us with this legacy. and to my four compadres because it wasn't easy to do this, but in the neighborhood that often gets defined by its deficits and not its assets, it is really great -- a great way to celebrate our assets and our leadership. i think the mission is strong and it has strong leadership. [speaking spanish] it means we are here and we are staying and i think that it's because of the folks in this room and to the organizations that they built who will still be here as this building will be here in community hands after we are gone. thank you so much. >> supervisor ronen, thank you for this recognition. for me this is an urgency of preserving place for tenants, a place for community organizations, and a place for small businesses. we are carrying out a strategy in the mission around that specifically and we are supported. what you see here and in the mission is community that is together and is leading on this issue so i would a

jamestown, led by mirna, thank you. saint-louis is led by -- our m.n.c.sam or wheeze and we have louise here from mehta. you came together in a way when i was frankly asked for those who are possible. it took a village. it took not just community leadership and nonprofit leadership, but it took a mayor and an oewd department the said, yes, we will put our money where our values are. thank you. thank you, mayor breed. it also takes the private sector i know we have representatives. thank you so much for a four and a half million dollar loan to be part of this. let me just say and conclude with three brief opera -- observations. it takes a village. it takes all of a sudden together. this is how it gets done. the second thing i want to say is at a time when our latino community, the immigrant communities are under assault from a so-called occupant of the white house and from economic forces that are looking to push us out, we have to stand up. we have to come together in coalitions with families to say, we are not going away, we are here to stay and no one i