That's the worst thing that can happen.

It seems like once or twice a day, school kids are coming into our office bringing in checks. Schools have really come forward.

Our aim is to overcome the cultural and language differences that create difficulties in critical situations, whether it's helping people in a shelter during a hurricane, offering AIDS/HIV education, or teaching children to stay safe in the water.

There were some nice financial opportunities for us moving to the wedge. But it's a very fluid process. I don't view it as a closed episode.

There's an additional 50 families coming in to Palm Beach County every day from the storm-ravaged areas, and we're caring for them. We may need to open up three or four more shelters in the area.

We are opening more and more shelters every day, where in the past shelters were closed day by day.