charity

I know someone out there just said, "I wish he would". Don't be a smart aleck, your ancestors are watching.

Local nonprofit ‘Plant a Seed’ is hoping to make a young girls dream Quince come true by funding her Quince with their new “My Quince Program."

How many people can say that they had the chance to teach Spider man how to spin a basketball on his fingers? Not many, however one El Pasoan can totally add that to his resume!

Bubba's 33 is pretty new to El Paso but they are already pros at doing good food, good drinks and good deeds.

Mary Diaz is asking for the community's help, "We're asking for the community if they know somebody that is renting a commercial business location that is at least 1,800 ft. and no more that $2,000 per month to please help us. It will help keep the organization alive in the community."

March is the beginning of International Women’s Month and one local artist is inviting people to come together in creativity and to give back to a local non-profit organization in our community.

Get your gal pals or get that special someone in your life ready because A Wine & Chocolate Affair, presented by 93.1 KISS-FM and Johnson Jewelers, is happening Thursday, February 2nd and you can get your tickets now before they sell out.

According to a release from Girl Scouts of the USA, there will be a new cookie flavor added to this year's season and it’s a spinoff of their trademark Thin Mint Cookies: Raspberry Rally.

For the second year in a row El Paso’s fave Green Bay Packer, Aaron Jones, has been named the Packers Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee!

El Paso’s Salvation Army is looking for bell ringer volunteers this holiday season to help them continue their yearly Red Kettle Campaign which is the oldest annual charitable fundraiser of its kind in the United States.

Although Halloween isn’t over yet, it isn’t too early to start planning for the Thanksgiving Holiday and that’s exactly what The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Endeavors officials are doing as they prepare for the 6th Annual Vetsgiving.

There are a lot of things in life that I can admit I take for granted. One of those things is the ability to walk. For one El Paso girl, having that ability is something she wished for and she was able to get that wish come true all thanks to an act of kindness from a non-profit organization based out of New Jersey.