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Kevin likes school, making friends and kindness and said, “I like to meet friends, and friends who are nice to people.”
Good Morning Arizona was at the Rusty Spur Saloon to find out more about this year’s donation.
Times can be tough and pockets can be tight for so many families, which is why a Valley hospital is doing Something Good by hosting free pictures with Santa this holiday season!
Currently, roughly 300 dogs are looking for their fur-ever homes.
Arizona’s Family is showcasing Arizona children who are looking for their forever families.
Volunteers are asked to share the holiday joy by giving a gift to older adults in the community.
They’re hoping to finish all the toys by Christmas.
December is traditionally a time of year when fewer people donate blood because they’re focused on other things.
Each year, this event provides gifts to 50,000 Arizona children in need — helping their families as well.
“She is always sinking all her time and money into helping these poor animals," Cathy's daughter Laura says.
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Every child deserves to know the joy of a special gift at Christmas. You can make it happen.
The non-profit benefits terminally ill kids with an all-expenses-paid trip to all the theme parks in Orlando, Florida.
Palmer said he wanted to embrace the spirit of the season by giving back for Thanksgiving.
Dolores wanted to recognize Epi with a visit from the Surprise Squad!
All letters must be postmarked by Dec. 11. If you want to help Santa and his elves and do Something Good this season, consider helping.
This one is a prime example because it features a school fundraiser that doesn’t involve selling anything. Instead, kids are raising money by spreading kindness!
The food bank is urging people to donate if they can since they are 3,700 turkeys short of their goal.
When he saw himself, Andrew was thrilled and said, “I’m famous!”
He helps tutor students before school starts or even after school.
Dinu swam over two miles, biked 112 miles and ran over 26 miles — all in just 15 hours!
United Buckeye Firefighters Charities is collecting turkeys right now to support the All Faith Food Bank turkey drive in Buckeye — it’s called “Turkeyfest 2023.”
The kids’ have quite the task of judging the best float in the parade!
One of the shoppers was a dad with his young son who just had a tooth taken out, so they were at the store to cheer the boy up by buying some pumpkins.
For the first time in decades, two long-lost friends got together.
Good Morning Arizona was at the church this morning, where they are doing Something Good and getting ready for this year’s gift drive.
Brown’s goal is to raise around $5,000 for people in need this holiday season.
Pay It Forward award goes to Nyomi Cirne, who works in the front office at the Fellowship Towers Senior Facility.
Pardis Valley says when she grows up, she wants to be a pharmacist.
Food banks need help, too.
The food bank is looking for more volunteers and donations after seeing an influx of people needing help.
Skyler and Rayne get along great, as both are filled with love and loyalty.
"We never forget calls to service like this one, and rarely do we get the closure of knowing the outcome once we leave the scene," the firefighters said.
“It’s about taking care of our neighbors,” Fry’s spokesperson Pam Giannonatti told our Ian Schwartz at Monday morning’s kickoff.
He announced on social media that he had dinner Saturday night with the 10 medical staff members who saved his life — calling them heroes.
The recipient receives a $100,000 donation from the foundation.
Tisot said he wants to use the money to represent his community.
Gomez secured $2,500 for her classroom thanks to the grant.
She dedicates her time to teaching children everything they need to know about growing fruits and vegetables.
Workers donated a total of 600 hours to four nonprofit organizations.
Arizona’s Family is showcasing Arizona children who are looking for their forever families.
Clients go to the parlor from all over, like Janine who drove to the Valley from Tucson.
They all went to the game in matching t-shirts. A photographer also accompanied them to make sure the entire family could treasure this day forever.
Teri Friendland said she created the Pink Ribbon 360 program when one of her friends had breast cancer and couldn’t find the right specialist.
The 100 Club of Arizona stepped in to help the sergeant and his family.
Working Hard to improve our schools, about a dozen Peoria Unified Schools participated in Love Our School Day this past Saturday.
There wasn’t much traffic at the Fry’s Fuel Center at 43rd Avenue and Northern when we first arrived.
St. Mary’s Food Bank and Philabundance in Philidelphia are facing off to see who can raise more funds to help feed our communities.
Trails 4 Tatas has raised over $200,000 over the past five years.
Paul Horton, Arizona’s Family, and community partners spend a week washing hundreds of cars and encouraging people to donate to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona.
“Anything is Possible: A Journey of Resilience,” tells Solano’s story of growing up with a disability.