After packing up 500,000 meals last year, Light Orlando has decided to double its efforts.

Nonprofit Light Orlando is in need of volunteers this weekend for its annual fight against hunger project.

Ezzy Castro joins me to talk about Light Orlando and its effort to pack 1,000,000 meals for the Central Florida community.

Light Orlando along with dozens of volunteers came together to help get results for people in our community who need it most.

Light Orlando and Sleep in Heavenly Peace came together to build beds on Saturday for kids who would otherwise sleep on the floor.

With the help of volunteers and students from Edgewater High School's Key Club, they were able to pack dozens of bags of full of groceries.

Those volunteers are members of Future Leaders United, a mentoring program aimed at helping high schoolers prepare for higher education.

Thanks to nonprofit Light Orlando, Zumba instructor Katty Cole decided to get results so all her students joined in to make sandwiches for the Coalition for the Homeless following a fire last week that displaced more than 200 men.

This time of year is all about giving, and volunteers came out in force to help on Saturday.

Volunteers came together on Giving Tuesday to distribute personal cold weather shelters to Orlando's homeless population.

WKMG-TV and the Salvation Army team up for Giving Tuesday.

More than 1,500 Central Floridians spent their Saturday giving back to the community and had fun doing it.

After the COVID-19 pandemic, Central Florida organizations said people are still having a hard time getting back on their feet for a number of reasons.

Not only can you breathe a breath of fresh air into your closet and home, but you can do it in a way that is helping to benefit local charities.

Preschool students at Orlando Day Nursery got a real treat on Valentine's Day.

Light Orlando is bringing together several groups in Orlando for a week filled with service projects.

A Central Florida couple is speaking about why they helped the Salvation Army raise a record amount of money for its Angel Tree program.