>> I think I really enjoy working with the college students.
They just have a lot of energy that's really great.
And I think it's wonderful to kind of work with people at that point in their career
because they're really still figuring it out and we work with students who are business majors,
who are engineering majors, who perhaps are English majors really, really a wide variety
of students who kind of are looking to this Jumpstart experience,
to I think widen their horizons and give back.
[inaudible] valuable field that they'll be able to use in their career.
So it's a really exciting time to work with people.
Even working at a nonprofit there are always challenges because you're always required to do
so much with so little and I think there's always that drive
that if we could do one more fundraiser to get another set of books into the hands
of these kids who probably don't have any other books in their home and that's so compelling
and I think everyone that we work with is so personally passionate about that,
that it's hard to set those limits and to realize that well, there's only so many hours
in the day but even if I think there are those types of inherent challenges in working
at a nonprofit and with other nonprofits.
You know but also I think that's what motivates most people who work in nonprofit.