The Children's Movement for Creative Education created an art relief program for children dealing with the traumatic aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. Even in the hardest hit areas, children have regained strength and hope through these art healing projects offered in family shelters and community centers.
Experience Community and Giving
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Download Beauty with Heart from http://bit.ly/BWHSingle for just 99p and you'll be helping to transform the lives of young people with c...
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Metro airport police Scott Hunter and Clayton Montie talk about the charity hockey game they helped organize for Austin Valentine, a 9-year-...
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Nearly three hundred skiers and snowboarders clad in red and white Santa outfits gathered at a ski resort in Maine on Sunday. They were all ...
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Baltic Iron Doors and Naddour's Ornamental Iron in Santa Ana, Orange County, California is proudly supporting local community support an...
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2,500 people dressed in Santa costumes to take a pre-Christmas run around one of London's parks to raise money for a disability charity....
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Times Square Church is organizing help requests from the Hurricane Sandy devastation and coordinating volunteer outreach. Watch their recen...
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Charities, communities and businesses joined together to launch Giving Tuesday--an official day after Thanksgiving to raise awareness around...
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A charity basketball game and auction raised $4,500 for Special Olympics and J-VAC Industries in Jackson, Ohio Monday, January 21, 2013. Wri...
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In 2009, Feed The Children began the Americans Feeding Americans Caravan to help those affected by the economic downturn. On each stop, fam...
