st. john providence, i may be saying it wrong. we talked about back to school and i said, i want a commitment from 2,500 backpacks from faith-based organizations. he said, i'll give you 250 backpacks. so when you have those conversations, i' have lunch. have breakfast. share what you want. share what you need. and it will make a difference. because at the end of the day they see that these students are in their neighborhoods, in their faith-based organizations, and they will be the future of our generation. we want to do whatever we can now. >> the stronger our communities are and the more supported our students and our schools get, the stronger the environment, the better the environment for the businesses. >> it is. >> you know, where they're operating. you have an interesting relationship with city year. >> yeah, yeah. >> tell us what city year is. >> oh, city year is a remarkable organization, also national, a strong presence in d.c. i think being vista americorps volunteers, near peers, kids that are just out of college or in

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