That's what moves it, people hear our stories. The creativity and generosity of people are the only limits on it. One of our obligations as Christians is to reach outside of our community.

The government does not help the people. It's the churches that help the people. Most of the kids (didn't) have basic shots.

The farther you are from the city, the less amenities they have.

The first time I went, I wondered if I was being selfish by spending the money to go there, but it's meaningful. They're very exited to see the faces and see us come there. They give us hugs and kisses; they're very grateful.

If you offer tickets, you can't be selective about who you're selling them to. But you can set limits on the number of tickets that anybody buys. If that applies to everybody, it applies to brokers as well.

The amount of generosity from around the country, I'm sure, is staggering right now from people just giving what they can. We're just getting in line behind those people, getting in line a long way behind the Red Cross or National Guard, but we all have to do a little bit.