Fourteen-year-old Payton Wornick is like many kids his age. He enjoys playing video games, hunting and spending time with his family and friends. But when he has free time, he spends it helping out Friendship Community Care. Continue reading
As part of his AP Human Geography class last year, Charlie Cohen and his classmates held a series of events that raised about $2,000 for Heifer International. Continue reading
Not many 17-year-old young adults would give up a Saturday for anything short of sleeping late and hanging out with friends. Blake Bennett is one exception. Continue reading
Sisters Anna and Beth Norman have spent nearly five years volunteering for the various projects and events hosted by Wildwood Park for the Arts and they’ve loved every minute. Continue reading
Rachel Harless knew she wanted to volunteer with the Arkansas Rice Depot after seeing it featured on the local news. Continue reading
Volunteering with Reach Out and Read lets 17-year-old Natalie DeLone combine her love of children with her love of books. Continue reading
Dominic Ward began collecting pop tabs after seeing his friends doing it. But, when he realized how it helped the Ronald McDonald House Charities, he took it to the extreme. Continue reading
The Clinton Foundation and Arkansas Baptist College (ABC) will be hosting the second-annual Hoop Jams, a statewide three-on-three basketball tournament, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 9, 2012 and noon – 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 10, 2012 at the Clinton Presidential Park. Continue reading
For many children in Arkansas, summer means week-long camps, vacations, and time with friends. But many children spend their summer vacation hungry. Continue reading
This coming Friday April 27 from 7-9 p.m. at M2 Gallery, Arkansans will have the opportunity to view and purchase beautiful artwork while also helping to raise awareness of Autism in the state and supporting A-Camp, a therapeutic day camp. Continue reading