EVERYDAY HERO
Shepherd’s Hope offers free medical aid through volunteers
Physician assistant Andrew Danschisko and others offer consistent care at the nonprofit.
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Physician assistant Andrew Danschisko and others offer consistent care at the nonprofit.
Men of Royalty consists of more than 20 students who meet after school at several schools in Orange County.
Jacquie “J Love” Alexander also helps the youths at Boys and Girls Clubs develop life skills.
Saying thank you to everyone who donates their time, their talent, their gifts, and their all, giving back to our neighbors in need.
Sharon Crane has a passion for giving back by way of volunteering in her local community.
Volusia’s Food and Agricultural Sciences Academy provides practical farming education under the guidance of experienced farmers like Brenda Hamilton.
Volunteers help collect stuffed animals for children in the hospital and provide handwritten cards.
Her work with the American Lung Association's Orlando chapter began after learning that her father needed a lung transplant and continues today.
Coach Dorsey volunteers with SunRidge Elementary School’s run club in Winter Garden.
The former Orlando and Orange County official spends most of her free time helping at the L. Claudia Allen Senior Center in Washington Shores.
Good news is good news. Curtis McCloud profiles a local person who is making a difference in the Central Florida area and beyond on "Everyday Heroes." Tune in every Monday starting at 5:53 a.m. for stories that will warm your heart and soul. To nominate an Everyday Hero, please use the form below. Include the name of the person you are nominating, contact information, email and phone number, and a short explanation of why they are a hero.
The nonprofit sent a letter to state leaders with more than 125 signatures urging NASA headquarters to move to Florida.
The added sand is creating some steep slopes that make it difficult for the sea turtles to navigate back to the ocean.
The Volusia County Council is expected to discuss the idea at their 4 p.m. meeting on Tuesday.
The teams, which split their regular-season series 2-2, tip off the NBA Play-in Tournament at the Kia Center.
Suellen Roselle teaches students with special needs at Parkhurst Academy and says their class motto is to love God and love people.
The vote was 4 to 1.
