Jim and Debbie tell us why Midday skipped April, then they reflect on the Hoop Shoot Finals with Billy Donnelly and the Leadership Weekend with Maryann Slater in this instant classic episode.

Jim and Debbie check in with Billy Donnelly, who has been marching down the road to the Hoop Shoot finals for the first time. Then they catch up with Maryann Slater, recently returned from the Spring Scholar Service Trip, and look forward to next month's Leadership Weekend.

Recently returned from the annual budget meeting in Albuquerque, Jim and Debbie share highlights from the trip -- including a surprise for Jim -- and look forward to the coming year.

We celebrate our coming-of-age episode with Maryann Slater, who is recently returned from the second Elks Scholar Service Trip to the Bay Area. We also hear from another formerly homeless veteran.

Would-be Best Friend of the Show Colleen Muszynski and her minion Jocelyn Moya join Jim and Debbie to discuss using Lodge grants to address veteran homelessness. We hear from two more formerly homeless vets. And there's caroling. It's an episode worthy of a landmark birthday!

Friend of the Show Mary Morgan, the director of the Elks National Veterans Service Commission, joins Jim and Debbie to talk about the Elks' commitment to help the Veterans Administration eliminate the scourge of homelessness. The episode features an interview with Rickey, a formerly homeless veteran.

Jim and Debbie discuss the 2016 Impact Grants with Colleen Muszynski.

Jim, Debbie and Wendi Dweyer, the new Communications Manager at the Elks National Foundation, discuss GRIT and how it relates to the Hoop Shoot.

Jim and Debbie recap the first ever Elks Scholar Service Trip with Anne Stretz and Maryann Slater. 

Elks National Foundation Jim and Debbie speak with Frederick Mensch and Kate Keating Edsey live from the Elks National Convention in Indianopolis.