People Doing Good

Since 2021, three bereaved fathers — Tim Owen, Mike Palmer, and Andy Airey — have walked more than 1,500 miles across the UK to honor their late daughters.

Veterans Day should not be the only day we celebrate veterans, rather, it should be a jumping-off point for us to continue to fight and advocate for these folks at home — 365 days of the year. 

Since it opened in September 2024, the free grocery store has been the backbone of Baltimore’s Highlandtown neighborhood.

The Can’t Win Victory Fund is recruiting people who want to run for office with no intention of actually winning.

When Jamal Hinton received a wrong number text inviting him to Thanksgiving, he asked if he could still come by for a plate. “Of course you can,” Wanda Dench responded. “That’s what grandmas do…feed everyone!”

More than 100 volunteers came together on November 2 to donate food and supplies to local food banks — whose shelves were already thinning.

Organizers hope it is the first of many across the city.

National Native American Heritage Month is a month-long celebration that kicks off on November 1st. We’ve put together some ideas to help you meaningfully celebrate it...

We’ve curated the ultimate list of sock companies that are making it easier for us to elevate our sock game while supporting the causes we care most about...

Beloved Mexican eatery Muchachos announced two new initiatives to help people impacted by cuts to SNAP.

By the time he was 12, Sam Nadol had already repaired eight broken computers.

Pastor Jamal Harrison Bryant denied funds for New Birth Missionary Baptist Church and instead wants to serve members of the community who are losing their SNAP benefits.