I'll start with the second part of the question, about how they were helped. The “how" is largely around logistics. We'd heard from a number of organizations, especially early on, that they were having difficulty getting their orders out of China. They were having a hard time arranging transportation, either at all or at a cost that they couldn't afford, frankly. Our assistance was largely through logistics out of China. It's difficult to say how many, because some of the ones we were helping were conglomerates in long-term care facilities, etc. Where we had extra space on a plane that was coming over, we were able to squeeze some additional PPE onto the plane to help out those types of organizations. The primary answer is logistics. I cannot answer how many, because some of them were ordering in a group.
The second way I should highlight is that there were a few who were having trouble just finding suppliers, or who were wanting advice on how to procure and contract. We were able to put them in touch with some of our supply chains and some of our logistics folks just to give some advice.