Charitable holiday pop-up proves so successful, volunteers opt to keep going
After helping more than 700 families in just two weeks over the holidays, the founders of the Lamorinda Care Collective knew they had to keep going.
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After decades facilitating organ donations among others, East Bay man inspired to donate himself
For more than two decades, Luis Mayer has worked at Donor Network West, the designated organ procurement nonprofit organization serving Northern California and northern Nevada.
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Forced to pivot by pandemic, South Bay non profit continutes to feed those in need
Through all the turmoil of the past 5 years, Hunger At Home has continued to distribute hundres of thousands of meals each year. Garvin Thomas reports.
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‘My canvas is San Francisco': Runner uses GPS to create amazing artwork
Around 10 years ago, Lenny Maughan noticed that when he mapped his runs, it sometimes resembled an object, animal or person. So, he set about doing it on purpose.
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Relying on experience from Camp Fire, Bay Area group organizes to help LA fire victims
After helping a friend who had lost her home in the Eaton fire, Ginger Faith wanted to do more but wasn’t sure how. Eric Lofholm knew how because he had done it before.
