I am back in the walk-in closet

where Khan Academy all began, socially distanced.

Obviously the entire globe is going through

a very unusual crisis right now, and as part of that crisis,

people are worried about three things.

They're worried about their health,

both physical and mental health,

they are worried about the economy,

and then they're worried about how do we ensure

that kids can keep learning with now nearly a billion kids

that otherwise would be in school are now out of school

in order to protect people from this virus.

All of us here at Khan Academy, as a not for profit

with a mission of providing a free world class education

for anyone, anywhere, recognize that it's our duty

to step up in this crisis.

We never could have foreseen this type of situation,

but we want to be there to support you, support students,

parents, teachers to get us through this situation.

We've always been working on resources

starting from pre-K with Khan Academy Kids

that covers math, reading, writing,

social/emotional learning, all the way through

the main Khan Academy website and app

that goes from kindergarten through the core of college,

including middle school and high school

in math, English language arts, the sciences.

We have history, economics.

We also have official SAT practice for you.

But as we saw the school closures begin to happen

over the last few days and now it's accelerating,

we realize that we need to do more,

so on top of that we are publishing resources

for parents, for students, for teachers

to be able to understand how to navigate the situation.

Just recently we published schedules

so that students, parents and teachers

can structure students' days,

and there's different schedules for students

of different age groups.

And we are doing daily live streams

so that in this time of social distancing,

we all can feel connected and make sure

that we're there to support each other.

The team here at Khan Academy is very focused

on making sure we can support you all through this crisis.

We're seeing the server load increase,

and so the engineering team is reassuring me

that we think we have it.

We're also exploring other ways that we can support you,

and we're looking at ways that we can get

more help for folks, things like that.

I will remind folks that we are not for profit.

Even before this crisis, we were operating

at a bit of a deficit, and so if you're in the position,

especially as our demands on our server

and our costs are going up as people use us more,

if you are in a position, I hope you could think about

supporting us philanthropically.

I want to really thank Bank of America.

Just over this past weekend they stepped up.

They realized that our costs were going up,

that we had to have a better response effort,

so they have helped us there, but we need more help.

For any of you all out there who are in a position,

whether individual or corporation,

if you're finding use out of the resources we're providing,

please think about making a donation to Khan Academy.

It will allow us to support the nation and the world

as we go through this very, very unusual crisis together.

Last but not least, I just want to say

as one human being talking to another,

this is a new frontier for all of us,

but I've been very heartened by the humanity

that I'm seeing in everyone.

Everyone is just trying to help everyone else

as a human being, and I'm confident

that if we just do the next right thing,

one step after another, that we're all going to be able

to get each other through this situation.

Thank you.