COMMUNITY

As part of Local 10's Day of Giving campaign, "Harvest Drive" is highlighted for its efforts as it continues to help South Florida families this Holiday season.

The Miami Rescue Mission has become the "Caring Place," still supporting South Floridians in need.

Members of the South Florida community, along with staff members of American Red Cross and Florida, Power & Light gathered together over the weekend to help paint a mural that will help raise funds for those impacted by Hurricane Ian.

On Dec. 1st, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., 12 men will be celebrated for their positive contributions to communities in South Florida at the 16th annual Galleria Fort Lauderdale’s Men of Style event.

Students celebrated the launch of “Plastic Free Cities” on Saturday morning with a cleanup challenge at Goodlet Park in Hialeah in collaboration with Ocean Conservancy, Debris Free Oceans and Big Blue & You.

Pollution is killing our ocean, which is filled with more than 150 million tons of plastic.

Miami Southridge Senior High is located in the suburb of South Miami Heights and educates nearly 2,000 students.

It's a critical time for residents of southwest Florida and other parts of the state affected by Ian. Here's how you can help.

Hundreds of people walked across the finish line for the 6th annual Pink Walk at Miami-Dade College North campus on Sunday.

A non-profit organization has helped provided a gateway to stability for people in Broward County experiencing hunger, homelessness and poverty.

The Carey Family Foundation, founded by former Miami Dolphins lineman Vernon Carey, hosted its 13th annual Foundation Celebrity Golf Tournament this month.

A student can have a hunger for learning, but it will only go so far if they’re not receiving proper nutrition. That’s why Broward College has made solving food insecurity part of its catalog of services available to students.

Tools For Schools, a partnership between Publix Supermarkets and Local 10 News, is helping to provide three schools with the supplies students need to be successful during this new school year.

As part of its “Give a Hoot” campaign, South Florida Hooters raised $57,000 for Self-Help International, an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for people living in rural communities.

Residents at The Palace Gardens in Homestead, an assisted living and memory support community, are making art to make a difference.

The Hearst Foundations has awarded the Miami Children’s Museum a $100,000 grant to support educational programs, such as a summer camp, afterschool and STEAM integration for Early Head Start and Head Start.

Miami Children's Museum has been awarded a $100,000 grant by the Hearst Foundations.

One child going to bed hungry is too many. Unfortunately, millions of children suffer from food insecurity in the United States.

Since 1926, The Salvation Army of Broward County has been serving families living below the poverty line.