Paul Giorgio

Haley Hunt’s organization, which she started six years ago, focuses on mentoring and providing hope to young people in juvenile detention centers.

Many of us have been running the heat to stay comfortable lately, but for those living on the street, there’s little escape from the cold. This week’s Getting Results Award winners have made it their mission to keep everyone warm.

In the heart of Apopka, Loaves and Fishes stands as a testament to the power of community and compassion.

As the year comes to a close, we thought it was a perfect time to reflect on some of those stories and the moments that made an impact on so many.

For years, the Port Orange Police Department has been helping families who need a little lift around the holidays.

Seacrest Studios at Arnold Palmer Hospital provides a distraction for pediatric patients.

When Erika Karlinsky founded the For Nina Foundation in memory of her daughter, Nina, who lost her battle with leukemia, she had one goal — to carry forward Nina’s passion for helping others.

One of the biggest obstacles to landing a job or changing careers for many adults is the lack of experience. But a unique culinary program at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is making a difference.

A quiet buzz fills the Pine Hills Community Garden as preschoolers from a local Head Start program gather excitedly around the garden beds.

The number of families who choose to homeschool has risen drastically since the pandemic. But this week’s Getting Results Award winner says many are having a tough time finding support services to help them navigate the workload.

There comes a time when all of us need a little support. And for young adults like Thermon Williams, who has been in the foster care system since he was a teen, encouragement comes from weekly meetings with Foundation for Foster Children advocate, Gavin Farrington.

The Conklin Davis Center for the Visually Impaired has been a part of Daytona Beach for more than 40 years.