[superamit]

It's tough to know the exact number, especially since the numbers from the drives are delayed by several weeks and some of the drives we held weren't "tagged" for me, but from what's come in so far, and the drives we ran in India, we should have registered about 10,000 people.

I haven't been able to get a number of the individuals who sent in for swab kits as a result of our efforts, so I'm not including those numbers. But I'm hopeful that with all the posts online + press (CNN, NPR, Wired, BBC, GOOD, tech blogs, etc.) that those numbers add up to something significant as well.