One of my favorite movie lines comes from a story in which the best players of one of the best football teams go on strike and they bring in replacements. It’s a story of a group of men who were given a second chance at doing something of significance with their lives. It’s a story about how these men become a tight knit group of friends who would do anything for the other. The replacements go on to win the championship game, and at the very end of the game, the coach, played by Gene Hackman says, “Greatness – no matter how short, stays with a man.”  What our kids do when they perform is greatness. What they experience in growing a tight knit group of friends is greatness. It stays with them. It is a gift. And when I think of how we could change the world, I think, if more kids had an opportunity to experience greatness – great friendships, great sacrifice, great work, and great accomplishment, then we would have more leaders like Mr. Munoz, who chose to make a difference by serving young people and leading them toward greatness, and we would have more people ready to give of their time to support this environment. Let's "band" together and change the world.