Write a PowerShell Command that will loop through multiple URLs to pull back webpart names and locations with SIPI and or Bamboo in the naming convention

I have a script that works for the [login to view URL] part of the retrieval but only for one URL at a time. I need the syntax to read URL 1, URL 2, URL 3 then compile it to an excel output. Also I need the syntax to look the term Bamboo in the webpart title. this is my current script. Add-PSSnapin [login to view URL] -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue #Configuration parameters (run script per site collection) $SiteURL = "[login to view URL]" $ReportOutput="C:\[login to view URL]" $ResultCollection = @() #Get All Subsites in a site collection and iterate through each $Site = Get-SPSite $SiteURL ForEach($Web in $[login to view URL]) { write-host Processing $[login to view URL] # If the Current Web is Publishing Web if ([[login to view URL]]::IsPublishingWeb($Web)) { #Get the Publishing Web $PubWeb = [[login to view URL]]::GetPublishingWeb($Web) #Get the Pages Library $PagesLib = $[login to view URL] } else { $PagesLib = $[login to view URL]["Site Pages"] } #Iterate through all Pages foreach ($Page in $[login to view URL] | Where-Object {$[login to view URL] -match ".aspx"}) { $PageURL=$web.site.Url+"/"+$[login to view URL] $WebPartManager = $[login to view URL]([[login to view URL]]::Shared) #Get All Web Parts data #foreach ($WebPart in $[login to view URL]) foreach ($WebPart in $[login to view URL] | Where-Object { $[login to view URL]().ToString() -like "[login to view URL]*"} ) { $Result = New-Object PSObject $Result | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -name "Site URL" -value $[login to view URL] $Result | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -name "Page URL" -value $PageURL $Result | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -name "Web Part Title" -value $[login to view URL] $Result | Add-Member -type NoteProperty -name "Web Part Type" -value $[login to view URL]().ToString() $ResultCollection += $Result } } } #Export results to CSV $ResultCollection | Export-csv $ReportOutput -notypeinformation #Find a specific Web part change Line#34 to: #foreach ($WebPart in $[login to view URL] | Where-Object { $[login to view URL]().ToString() -like "*bamboo*"} )