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Job Description About Fuse Fuse is rebuilding clearing from the ground up. Fintech has gone global and emerging markets have become growth markets, transitioning from high risk jurisdictions to must have corridors, but clearing banks haven’t evolved. We believe the clearing stack needs to be rebuilt. Treasury pooling and/or stablecoins fix surface level issues, but no one is rebuilding the underlying infrastructure in each market - from correspondent nostro account networks to clearing on local central banks. We’re building a new type of clearing bank, connecting globally important growth markets (such as the Middle East, China, India, Turkey and many more) to G7 currencies through named virtual accounts in every jurisdiction. We take quality very seriously - using our own direct central bank clearing where possible, applying for global banking licenses, operating a universal reliance KYC model - all to ensure the same few lines of code enables a correctly named payment from a local account in every market, making us the ideal clearing partner for any cross border payment. The role We’re looking for someone to own the launch and operation of the Americas markets at Fuse - starting with North America. US Dollars are the most important currency in our network, allowing our global emerging market currencies to connect to the rest of the world, and we are looking to expand our banking network to support this business line. You’d be the P&L owner of all things US/Canada/LATAM. From finding new banking partners to support our network, to managing the day to day operations of working with these partners, you’ll have full accountability for the success of these markets. As our first hire in the US you’ll be building a team from the ground up, reporting directly to our Chief Operating Officer, to support our existing USD volume and launch new markets. Your day to day will include: • Working with our existing correspondent banks in the US to make sure our USD virtual account customers have a smooth experience, including raising and managing issues both technical and operational;, • Pitching Fuse to new banking partners to either de-risk our current setup or launch new products on USD rails;, • Managing the profitability of our USD based business, working on margin improvements and new revenue streams;, • Understanding licensing requirements of the Americas markets, working with our Chief Compliance Officer to plan new entities and licensing applications;, • Working with our Chief Revenue Officer to understand client demand across the Americas region;, • Working with our Engineering team to implement changes to our USD and Americas products. We expect you to run a localised Fuse in you region. This is an opportunity to lead our most important business line. Requirements • A proven track record working with US and Canadian correspondent banks to build a nested program, • 10+ years working in payments, fintech or banking, preferably with experience in cross border payments across LATAM and North America, • Prior experience launching and scaling a market or product in a startup or high-growth environment., • Experience owning a P&L, with demonstrated success in driving revenue and improving margins., • Familiarity with regulatory and licensing frameworks in the US and broader Americas region (e.g., MTL, IFE, MSB, bank charters)., • Ability to get your hands dirty and lead by example, growing a team from zero - you need to be able to do all the jobs in your team before you hire them., • Strong bias to execution, • Thrive in a fast paced, entrepreneurial and ambiguous environment Bonus points for: • Existing banking relationships in the US or LATAM region, • Experience working in emerging markets, • Direct experience building a nested correspondent banking service, • A Macbook, • Opportunity to travel (if applicable), • Unlimited vacation time, • Private Healthcare, • Employee stock ownership (ESOP), • Flexible working and autonomy, • Pay it forward days - we offer 2 annual pay it forward days where you can take time to volunteer for a charitable cause that is important to you., • Wellness days - we believe you can only work your best when you feel your best, and we know working at Fuse is intense, so we offer 3 wellness days every quarter where you can take time to re-energise.

Job Description Position Title: Executive Director Organization: CRY America (Child Rights and You America, Inc.) Reports to: Board of Directors Position: Full-Time, Remote; USA-based (preference for candidates in or near New York or the San Francisco Bay Area). Exempt Salary: $135,000-$150,000 About CRY America CRY America believes every child - regardless of background - deserves the right to live, learn, grow, and dream. Established in 2002, CRY America is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to restoring and protecting the basic rights of underprivileged children, primarily in India and the United States. As part of the global CRY (Child Rights and You) movement—one of the most trusted and recognized child rights organizations in the world—CRY America works to break the cycle of poverty, exploitation, and neglect by addressing the root causes of child rights violations. The organization partners with grassroots initiatives, advocates for policy change, and mobilizes people across the U.S. to join in creating lasting change. Impact and Recognition: • Impacted over 800,000 children since inception., • Transformed 2,500+ villages and communities into child-friendly spaces., • Rescued 7,000+ children from exploitative labor and trafficking., • Supported or activated 1,700+ schools to improve access and quality of education. The Executive Director (ED) serves as the chief executive of CRY America, responsible for providing visionary leadership, strategic direction, and operational oversight to advance the organization’s mission. Reporting directly to the Board of Directors, the ED will guide CRY America through an important leadership transition, shaping the future structure of its U.S. operations while sustaining its strong partnership with CRY India. This role requires a dynamic, entrepreneurial fundraiser who can sustain CRY America’s successful event-based fundraising model—galas currently generate the majority of revenue—while strategically diversifying into major gifts, institutional donors, and corporate partnerships. The ED will serve as the organization’s primary ambassador, cultivating high-net-worth individuals, engaging the Indian diaspora, and forging relationships with foundations and corporate partners. As the senior-most leader in the United States, the ED will also: • Partner with the Board of Directors to strengthen governance and consider new fundraising expectations for board members., • Build credibility and alignment across diverse stakeholders, including U.S.-based staff, volunteers, donors, and the CRY India team., • Navigate a three-month overlap with the outgoing President (transitioning to a temporary Board role) to ensure continuity while establishing their own leadership. Impact Areas Strategic & Visionary Leadership • Guide CRY America through a critical leadership transition, ensuring stability and alignment with CRY India’s mission., • Sustain and expand CRY’s core gala and event-driven fundraising, while building capacity in high-net-worth donor cultivation and diaspora giving., • Strengthen CRY’s national volunteer and ambassador network, with a focus on Indian diaspora communities in key U.S. cities., • Serve as CRY America’s chief spokesperson, representing the organization with credibility, authenticity, and impact., • Lead and inspire a small but growing U.S. team of fundraisers and staff, fostering collaboration, accountability, and performance., • Ensure financial stewardship, compliance with U.S. nonprofit regulations, and alignment with CRY’s global governance model. Essential • Mission Alignment – Deep commitment to advancing children’s rights and equity., • Proven Leadership – Minimum 10 years of progressive senior leadership experience, including at least 5 years in an executive role within a nonprofit or social impact organization., • Fundraising Expertise – Demonstrated track record securing six-figure gifts, leading campaigns, and building long-term donor relationships., • Event Fundraising Experience – Direct experience leading high-profile galas and donor events, with the ability to sustain and grow event-based revenue while developing alternative funding streams., • Strategic & Operational Acumen – Experience managing multi-million-dollar budgets and ensuring compliance with nonprofit governance., • Communication Excellence – Skilled storyteller with the ability to inspire action across diverse audiences., • Team Leadership – Experience building and mentoring diverse, high-performing teams., • Background in international development, child rights, or global nonprofit management., • Experience with Indian diaspora communities., • Familiarity with 501(c)(3) governance and compliance., • A degree in nonprofit management, public administration, business, or related field. To Apply CRY America has retained the services of Charity Search Group to lead the search for this position. To apply, please complete the online application. If you have questions or need accommodations, please contact Mariya Yurukova at or visit CRY America is an equal opportunity employer. They do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex (including pregnancy), age, sexual orientation, disability, marital status, gender identity or expression, family responsibilities, political affiliation, veteran status, or any other protected category under federal or local law.

Job DescriptionDescription: About MISSSEY MISSSEY works to prevent girls and gender-expansive youth from ever entering circumstances of sexual exploitation and violence. We also support young people who are experiencing exploitation to exit. Once they’ve exited, we partner with them so that they may avoid re-entering sexually exploitative circumstances and live free of harmful transactional relationships. As an organization, we value healing, youth voice, integrity, and relationships. Our service model is focused on healing through trauma-informed, survivor-centered, and youth-focused approaches. We recognize the crucial voices of survivors in facilitating healing in victims of commercial sexual exploitation and the value of young people empowering other young people. Our work with youth is a partnership, helping them transition from victim to survivor to leader, encouraging their long-term stability and success in whatever path they choose. MISSSEY believes that with the right opportunities and support, youth can overcome the circumstances of their exploitation and thrive. For more information about MISSSEY, please go to our website at . Position Summary The Administrative Coordinator plays an important role in ensuring a smooth and efficient work flow in the office. Under the supervision of the Operations & Finance Manager, the Administrative Coordinator is responsible for administrative operations, including reception, data entry, information management, and personnel liaison. The Administrative Coordinator works in compliance with grants, contracts, and agency policies and procedures. The ideal candidate will be: able to improve and implement systems; reliable; personable; take initiative; committed to the self-determination of marginalized young people; able to work collegially with colleagues and collaboratively with members of the MISSSEY team; steadfast in their goal of efficiency. The ideal candidate for this position would: • Have a minimum of 2-year experience in providing administrative support, • Be professional, organized, able to multitask, and shift priorities as needed, • Be a continual learner deeply invested in women and girls, • Have ability to develop good rapport with community members, staff, supporters, and youth, • Have the ability to co-create a strong, reflective, highly productive, and caring culture Requirements: Duties and Responsibilities: Office Management (35%) • Provide general administrative and operational support within MISSSEY, • Maintain reception by answering the main phone line, • Receive, sort, and distribute agency mail, • Check general MISSSEY email accounts; respond or distribute emails to appropriate staff, • Assume responsibility for maintenance of office equipment, coordinating repairs and managing vendor relationships, • Maintain office supplies and promotional material by checking inventory, making orders, and organizing supplies, • Ensure a clean, safe, well-organized office, • Manage Salesforce database, • Data entry: add all contacts to Salesforce and Constant Contact, • Produce and send thank you letters to donors, • Create check requests for incoming bills and invoices and submit with coversheet weekly, • Ensure all forms of reimbursements have appropriate documentation and receipts attached, • Make deposits at banking institution and submit deposit log, • Supervise the tasks of administrative volunteers or interns; maintain volunteer files, • Input employee start date, anniversary and holiday records into Google Calendar, • Assist with employee files as needed, • Support in new staff orientation: clear out mailboxes and relabel, create badges for direct service staff, create and order business cards, prepare work area, • Provide administrative support to the ED, • Support Grants & Contracts Coordinator with grant and contract reporting deadlines, • Implement goals and objectives of the organization, • Handle sensitive information in a confidential manner, • Collaborate with MISSSEY team to support organization-wide initiatives, • Actively participate in supervision, staff meetings and trainings, • Minimum 2 years’ experience providing administrative support in a nonprofit setting, • Have excellent people skills; able to build rapport with community, staff, youth, funders and partners, • Highly organized and systems oriented, • Have a solid understanding of Excel spreadsheets, Microsoft Office, Google Suites; experience with Salesforce preferred, • Experience working in an environment serving African American cis, trans, and non-binary women and girls, • Occasional lifting of up to 50 lbs, • Requires computer use each day, including typing for many hours per day, • Requires ability to use a keyboard, monitor, cell phone, and calculator, • Requires the ability to communicate verbally, both in person and on the telephone, • Occasional outdoor activities, • In Person Current driver's license, reliable vehicle, proof of liability insurance coverage, and a clean driving record preferred as occasional travel will be required A criminal background check including fingerprint clearance TB clearance Compensation & Benefits • Hourly Pay: $26 - $32 an hour (commensurate with experience), • Status: non exempt, • Insurance: 100% employer-covered Medical, Dental & Vision, • Other Benefits:, • Long-Term Disability & Life Insurance, • Employee Assistance Program (EAP), • SIMPLE IRA with employer match, • Generous PTO and paid holidays, • 1-week paid winter break, • Vacation available after 90-day period, • Paid sick time compliant with CA law, • Family and pet bereavement leave Equal Opportunity Employer MISSSEY is an equal opportunity employer. We strongly encourage applications from people with marginalized identities — including but not limited to Black, Indigenous, and people of color; women; LGBTQ+ individuals; system-impacted people; and survivors of exploitation. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender identity, age, sexual orientation, disability, or any other protected category. At-Will Employment Disclosure Employment at MISSSEY is “at-will.” This means that either the employee or the organization may terminate employment at any time, with or without cause or advance notice, unless otherwise agreed to in writing. This job description is not a contract and is subject to change. To Apply Please submit your resume and a brief cover letter detailing your interest and relevant experience to: or link Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled

Job Description POSITION: Café General Manager CLASSIFICATION: Exempt REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS: • Reports to the District Manager, • Sets a standard of conscientiously hiring, training, developing, and retaining employees, • Continuously develop self and team, • Inspires and creates a positive environment, • Communicates regularly with team, provides positive and constructive feedback, and holds quarterly team meetings, • Create timely and complete schedules, taking the business and employees needs into consideration, • Completes payroll accurately and submits it within the proper time frame, • Models hospitality and is in service to the customer, • Acts to resolve customer concerns and is always looking for ways to make the experience better, • Monitors, coaches, and encourages team members to exceed the customer’s expectations through the team’s execution of the operations, processes, recipes, and knowledge, • Know all products, including ingredients, quality consistency positioning, and signage with the ability to answer questions that might come up from staff or customers, • Completes required inventories and accurate ordering in the proper time frame, • Manage the store’s financial performance and costs to include accurate cash controls and product ordering, • Completes the weekly financial corporate requirements accurately and in a timely manner, • Is relentless in finding ways to drive sales and create new customers, • Monitors Key Performance Indicators and is always looking for areas to improve Qualifications and Requirements, • Demonstrates a passion for coffee and inspires it in others, • Management experience in specialty coffee, retail, hospitality, and/or customer service is required, • Experience managing a profitable & operationally sound single café/restaurant preferred, • Must maintain current state-issued SERVSafe Manager Certificate, • Experience recruiting, hiring, and managing staff, • Strong leadership skills with professional maturity, • Proven ability to understand and execute an organization’s goals and objectives, • Enjoys working on a team and collaborating as a team player, • Leadership, relationship, team building, and conflict management skills, • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills - both oral and written, • Must be able to exercise independent judgment and decision-making skills, • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, manage competing priorities and meet deadlines, • Experience reviewing financial reports and meeting budgets, • Able to work full time (the work regularly demands more than 45 hours per week) including variable hours such as early morning, evenings, weekends, and/or holidays, • Ability to lead change, deal with ambiguity, and prioritize in a fast-paced environment, • Experience with POS touch screen, Microsoft Office, Google Suite, and other computer skills, • Minimum High School or GED Compensation, • Available to all employees, • Competitive wage, • Commuter Benefits - pre-tax parking and transit, • Employee Assistance Program (EAP) - Physical and mental health, financial and legal coaching available at no cost to the employee, • Free mental health app subscription, • Employee discount on merchandise, coffee gear, and at Equator cafes, • Continuing coffee education classes, • Free coffee, • Paid Time Off for voting on Election Day, • After 60 days as an employee at Equator, • Healthcare Benefits (for full-time employees working over 30 hours per week), • 100% employer-covered premium medical insurance, • Voluntary Insurance Plans - dental, vision, long-term disability, and supplementary life insurance, • Employer covered life insurance premium, • Flexible Spending Account (FSA) - healthcare and daily dependent care, • After 90 days as an employee at Equator, • Holiday Pay after 90 days of employment., • Eight Equator-observed holidays per year, • Paid Time Off with tenured increases for full-time employees, • 1 paid volunteer day per year, • After six months as an employee at Equator We’d love for you to use the video answer feature for our screening questions! It’s a great way for us to get a better sense of your experience and how comfortable you are discussing your skills. Plus, it helps us see your personality and passion for the role! This position description intends to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. It is not intended to include all duties and responsibilities. Job responsibilities can change according to the operational needs of the business. The order in which duties and responsibilities are listed is not significant. Equator Coffees is an equal-opportunity employer. All aspects of employment including the decision to hire, promote, and discharge will be based on competence, performance, and business needs. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, ancestry, gender (including pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, status as a protected veteran, status as an individual with a disability or any other applicable legally protected characteristics.

Job Description Title: Director of Silicon Valley Philanthropy Schedule Format - Location: San Francisco, Hybrid Pay Information: $119,000 - $148,000 Annually The Director of Silicon Valley Philanthropy will be responsible for securing new streams of revenue from the emergent philanthropic landscape in Silicon Valley, contributing to the sustainability of KQED’s vibrant and essential public service. This new position will develop philanthropic support from a portfolio of ultra-high net worth individuals, family foundations, and entities such as family offices, LLCs, and philanthropic advisories, often complex in nature. The successful candidate will possess a deep understanding of the philanthropic culture within Silicon Valley and will build a new portfolio of giving by surfacing, cultivating, and inspiring new donors and funders. This position will work together with KQED’s major gifts and grants teams, sometimes in joint cultivation with existing relationship managers, as well as with KQED leadership (executive and volunteer), to identify compelling gift opportunities and create a pathway to major gifts in support of news and programming, education services, and next-generation media platforms. This role calls for unconventional thinking and approaches, resilience to obstacles, and creativity in reaching alignment and innovation, both internally and externally. KQED envisions a public media organization with a culture that centers on human dignity, equity, and belonging. This will enable us to better serve and reflect the Bay Area through diverse and inclusive storytelling. We value the contributions of marginalized people in society — including Black, Indigenous, and all people of color, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA+ people — and we believe that these communities must be centered in the work we do, and we strongly encourage members of these communities to apply. KQED Code of Ethics The mission that drives us: KQED provide citizens of Northern California with a community-supported alternative to commercial media. We provide citizens with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions; convene community dialogue; bring the arts to everyone and engage audiences to share their stories. We help students and teachers thrive in 21st-century classrooms, and take people of all ages on journeys of exploration- exposing them to new people, places and ideas. Essential Functions: • Build a portfolio of major donors and prospects capable of significant philanthropy (7-to-8 figures) by initiating connections between KQED and Silicon Valley leaders such as tech entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and philanthropic leaders, • Develop and implement strategies to increase giving in relation to philanthropic advisors, donor-advised funds, and family foundations in Silicon Valley, • Undertake the full moves management cycle with this portfolio: identify prospective donors, build a pathway to connection, qualify, cultivate, and solicit transformative gifts, and provide meaningful stewardship, • Maximize giving in support of topical, issue-based programming and news at KQED as well as special initiatives in content, technology, product, and audience development, • Serve as a thought leader, trusted partner, and strategist to the Vice President of Philanthropy and the development leadership team (foundations and grants, major giving, and gift planning) and contribute bold and forward-looking ideas and strategies to the Development plan at KQED, • In partnership with KQED leadership and content leads, as well as leads from external partners such as PBS, NPR, national producers, and other media and journalism outlets, develop compelling and transformational giving opportunities based on institutional and industry priorities, • Collaborate with frontline fundraising team members to develop coordinated strategies and giving among portfolio-assigned donors, • Stay abreast of funding and philanthropic news and trends and advise on adapting team strategies to evolve our program, • Use research and data to unveil important intelligence that will shape relationship development and cultivation strategies, • Leverage the KQED Board and other volunteers to make inroads into new philanthropic constituencies, • Participate in fundraising meetings with executive and board leadership, • With Vice President of Philanthropy, develop KPIs that support meeting these objectives, • 7-10 years experience working in Bay Area philanthropy, • Track record of major and principal gifts work within complex organizations or institutions, • Intimate familiarity with Bay Area philanthropy, families (including family offices), and institutions (including nontraditional giving entities), as well as political donors and giving in the Bay Area, • Working knowledge of the technology sector and related areas, including Silicon Valley philanthropy trends, • Entrepreneurial mindset and motivation to build a program comprising support from previously unaffiliated supporters, • Experience consensus building internally and externally around gift strategies and proposals, • Sound judgment and ability to navigate gray areas with wisdom and doggedness, • Fluency and understanding of complex gift vehicles and types of charitable entities #LI-hybrid Powered by JazzHR kjw3TgfWU6

Job Description Clausen House has a full-time opening for a Development Director! FUNCTIONS: The Development Manager (DM) manages all aspects of the fundraising program at Clausen House (Clausen House). The incumbent is intimately familiar with long-range development planning, implementation of fundraising campaigns, donor and volunteer relations, marketing, and communications, and production of special events. The Development Specialist is responsible for planning and meeting the department’s revenue and expense budgets. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Work with the board to strategically increase the percentage of total organizational revenue from fundraising (decreasing reliance on contract-based funding) through the creation and implementation of a Fund Development Plan., • Expand fundraising activities, and plan and implement other fundraising initiatives as appropriate., • Oversee the Clausen House development plan for individual and institutional giving through all channels including direct mail, online giving, special events, social media, major donor program,s and planned giving., • Continue and expand the implementation of a program to secure major individual gifts as a high-priority vehicle for fundraising. The DoD will be responsible for supporting and advising the Clausen House Board of Directors and the Executive Director on the identification and cultivation of major gifts, and for leading the Board and Executive Director in soliciting such gifts., • Increase the institutional giving program. The DS is responsible for identifying, researching, and qualifying prospective corporate and private foundation funders, and for the development and submission of letters of intent, full proposals, grant applications, and grant reports, as required, including budgets and financial reports with the support of the finance department., • Design and implement annual direct mail solicitations. The DS is responsible for conceptualizing and writing appeal letters, as well as production and fulfillment (list segmentation, design, printing, and mail production). Engage and provide direction to vendors including graphic designers, printers, and mail house as necessary., • Oversee the development and execution of current and new special events, including fundraising and stewardship events., • Coordinate the marketing and communications plan for all electronic and print communications including the website, print newsletter, e-newsletter, and social networking as appropriate., • Oversee the maintenance and upkeep of the Clausen House donor database and ensure high integrity of data collection. The DS is responsible for tracking all donor contacts (including those initiated on behalf of the Executive Director, Board, and others), prospect/donor biographical information and research, and oversight of the Development Assistant for gift entry and timely acknowledgments., • Coordinate fundraising responsibilities among the development staff, the Executive Director, the Board Development Committee, and other staff and volunteers, as appropriate., • Manage a comprehensive stewardship function, ensuring that donors are regularly reminded of the impact of their gift., • Participate in board recruitment as a function of building and stewarding relationships. · A minimum of seven years of experience in raising funds for nonprofit organizations with a demonstrated record of success in a variety of fundraising activities. · Comfortable with people with developmental disabilities and a keen interest in participating in the success of an organization that helps people with disabilities. · Experience in supervising fundraising staff and an ability to interface with Clausen House program managers. · Financial acumen, an understanding of nonprofit financial management, and ability to create and maintain a budget. · Experience in working with boards of directors and other groups of volunteers, and in working harmoniously with many sorts of personalities. · Experience in soliciting major individual gifts and in training boards in major gift solicitation. · Experience in writing articulate, compelling case statements, proposals, and other key development communications. · Experience with fundraising databases. · Must maintain strict confidentiality related to the client, staff, and other agency information. · Must be able to obtain clearance from the Department of Justice. · Must be willing to drive a personal car on Clausen House business. PHYSICAL DEMANDS · Ability to climb several flights of stairs daily and travel to various locations. · Must be able to pass a physician’s health screening and submit negative TB test results. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS • Location: Inside/Outside - Work is predominately inside and generally protects from weather conditions and temperature changes. 30 Hours A Week Pay: $30.00 per hour Company DescriptionFounded in 1967, Clausen House is a registered charitable 501(c)(3) institution that provides housing, wellness programs, and advocacy for developmentally disabled adults in Oakland and the surrounding East Bay area. Our clients are adults challenged by autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and other intellectually and developmentally disabling conditions. We currently support 200 adults with developmental disabilities, and indirect support to their families in Oakland and throughout Alameda County. We deliver a life-enhancing array of services that enables our clients to live, work, socialize, and thrive to their fullest potential. Our dedicated staff of over 60 professionals delivers services that include housing, independent and supported living, supported employment, adult education, and social recreation.Founded in 1967, Clausen House is a registered charitable 501(c)(3) institution that provides housing, wellness programs, and advocacy for developmentally disabled adults in Oakland and the surrounding East Bay area. Our clients are adults challenged by autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and other intellectually and developmentally disabling conditions.\r\n\r\nWe currently support 200 adults with developmental disabilities, and indirect support to their families in Oakland and throughout Alameda County. We deliver a life-enhancing array of services that enables our clients to live, work, socialize, and thrive to their fullest potential. Our dedicated staff of over 60 professionals delivers services that include housing, independent and supported living, supported employment, adult education, and social recreation.