People Doing Good

Due to these efforts, the Saimaa seal population has rebounded to about 400, compared to lows of 100 seals in the 1980s.

“The immigration and the child care movements, they are one in the same now,” said Anali Alegria.

David Martin and Harry Shen are breaking stereotypes by making gourmet meals for nursing home residents.

Ostbelgien took a bet that a participatory democracy would improve its government. Six years later, that bet is paying off.

Want to make the most out of your gatherings this season? These resources will make everything — from conversation to overthinking those conversations later — easier.

Rebecca Chobat has been finding ways to make low-cost meals fulfilling and delicious for years, through her TikTok account @dollartreedinners.

“Even in your darkest, worst moments, there are people who are looking out for you,” one survivor said.

Home Depots across California and North Carolina ground to a halt this weekend as hundreds of protestors participated in a symbolic protest

Maddy Goldberg was inspired to volunteer her skills when she realized how much food was being wasted in the restaurant industry.

The Congresswoman has hosted a Thanksgiving-themed food distribution for years now.

Chris Hyde of Olympia, Washington believes a bowl of soup “transcends the powers that work to divide us.”

The 155th Street Fridge has been operating for six years now. One volunteer, Juanita, says: “We all family out here.”