In their communities. Next, juma ventures, which strives to break the cycle of poverty by helping youth through work, education, and financial capability. Then we highlight the Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley, considered by many to be the leader in hispanic philanthropy, inspiring greatness for families and children by, among other things, increasing the number of latino students that excel in high school to enter and graduate from college. The president and ceo and former mayor of san Jose Ron Gonzales will join us for that. For more information on the project innovation, that will be coming up later on our show today. Well, our first group deserves an award just for its name. Hack the hood is an awardwinning nonprofit that helps working class youth of color harness their talents and creativity while also contributing to the vitality of their communities. As we said, hack the hood helps them by hiring and training them to build websites for small businesses, and along with it bu