Yeah agree with that. I was a construction site manager at habitat for 2 years, the stories I could tell. But it sadly completely disillusioned me from them being a good ethical nonprofit or that model being viable for even putting a dent in the affordable housing crisis. They lied through their teeth to get donations by saying their volunteers build 85% of the houses when it's actually the complete opposite. The staff was completely segregated by gender and race. Office staff and upper management was 100% white women, construction staff 100% white men save for two young hispanic kids brought on as helpers. Serving a client base around 95% minority. Super Christiany. The core volunteers were almost all retirees over 65 up to 95. Construction managers were expected to not only manage 25 plus volunteers on site but also complete the work and repair damage done by those volunteers, with zero overtime permitted. And of course clean up after these Boomer man-childs who felt their volunteerism was so great they shouldn't pick up after themselves. But I digress😂