Everywhere I went I came home with money. I was at a barbeque and people started taking out their checkbooks to make donations.

Generally speaking, this is a pretty well-traveled, high-income group of people. They dine out and spend some money while they're in town.

We think that an in-home candle-lighting is more intimate and opens up an ideal setting for people to meet one another.

It's giving people an option of owning your home, having that feel, but not having a lot of overhead,

We don't really understand how money is used in higher education, ... I think most people outside higher education don't have a clue, and my experience inside is a lot of us who govern higher education don't know a lot about it.

It's too important to go home.