We have always prided ourselves on making a positive impact for our associates, employees, customers, and stakeholders. Over the past couple of years this included helping provide essential services, from moving freight to building ventilators to ensuring our grocery stores were stocked as the supply chain came under heavy stress in 2021. Our purpose drives us—and doing more is built into our company DNA. We strive to be a force for good. Ready when people, businesses, and communities need help. This commitment is what we call Corporate Citizenship. For TrueBlue, Corporate Citizenship begins and ends with our values, which guide our actions and the way we serve our communities. Or to put it plainly, it is all about how we treat people and create a culture of inclusiveness, where everyone can advance and thrive. Being a good corporate citizen means ensuring people have access to jobs that pay fair wages and opportunities to build and use their skills in an environment where they are treated with respect. It means protecting the human rights of our associates in every country where we operate while protecting the interests of all our stakeholders by committing to integrity and ethical reporting. Many of our community engagement and philanthropy efforts focus on preparing the workforce for the future by partnering with nonprofit organizations and other businesses. Examples include helping people who need a second chance to reenter the workforce, bringing jobs into economically disadvantaged communities, providing upskilling for those seeking new skills and a better life, and helping veterans translate military experience into civilian jobs. As a branch-based business with many remote workers, our environmental impact is limited. But we continue to reduce our footprint by using low-VOC paints, replacing inefficient lights with low-demand LED bulbs, and leveraging technology to reduce the miles our associates, candidates and employees drive. And this year, we are undertaking a complete greenhouse gas assessment, which will help us determine what more we can do to reduce our impact.