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The 7-acre park includes a “race track” for dogs on wheels.

With the colorful dough and easy-to-manage wooden accessories, little ones can spread and shape “masa” to make tamales, tortillas, and pan dulce.

The Global Reforestation Organization Directory provides standardized information on more than 125 major tree-planting organizations.

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

See how the “Meadowall” transforms urban areas into a nature oasis.

Culdesac Tempe is a 17-acre development that offers a variety of transportation options — but no resident parking.

Those interested can simply fill out a form to be matched with a park ranger out of work.

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The Light the World Giving Machines enable users to donate specific items, like clothes, medicine, or food, to various charities across the globe.

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless has introduced a new model to make sure clients get the health care they need.

For people who can’t access a traditional college education, University of the People provides a viable alternative.

John and Julie Gottman explain to Good Good Good how to effectively navigate conflict and polarization.