Shirakawa Elementary School’s principal hosted a ceremony Wednesday to thank and recognize several community members, students, teachers and others who helped raise money for those impacted by this disaster.
Donations Appreciated
Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away, and one local nonprofit is in desperate need of help.
San Jose flood victims are marking the one-year anniversary Wednesday since the Coyote Creek disaster, which left thousands of residents displaced.
A Knightdale restaurant’s staffers used their day off Monday by surprising shoppers at a Food Lion and purchasing their groceries.
Hungry Harvest has arrived in the Triangle, delivering imperfect produce and passing on savings to customers.
As the sun rose early Christmas morning. a group of women worked as hard as Santa’s elves. But instead of toys, they made a hot breakfast.
Food will be taken to bases in need.as they work to recover from the partial government shutdown.
On Monday, more than 1500 pounds of food, clothing and personal items were donated to people in need thanks to one Chester company.
GRAFTON, MASS. (WHDH) – A Massachusetts man is collecting donations to bring south to Kentucky after a cluster of tornados ripped through parts of theRead More
BOSTON (WHDH) – An extra-large donation helped the Mattapan community fridge give out even more necessities to families on Saturday.Volunteers passed out supplies from 50Read More
It’s back-to-school time in Oklahoma. Parents are getting school supplies. Teachers are making plans. and local school districts are gearing up.Oklahoma City Public Schools Superintendent Sean McDaniel joined KOCO 5 this week and told us how excited he is to welcome students back to class.”There’s a very positive vibe, a buzz,” McDaniel said on KOCO 5 News at 9 a.m. “I love first days of school. This is my 38th first day of school in the profession.”We also sat down with McDaniel and six other local superintendents to talk about the year ahead. They shared the challenges they’re preparing to face and their hope for this year. You can see the entire conversation in our KOCO Chronicle: Superintendent Roundtable at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 6.We also have a back-to-school guide special airing at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 9.More than 700,000 children are headed back to public school in Oklahoma this year, and, unfortunately, some of them and their families will struggle with food insecurity.So, KOCO 5 has partnered with the Regional Food Bank to raise money for those who need our help. You also can help by texting KIDS to 501-501 to make a $10 donation. All donations will be matched up to $300,000.The start of the school year can be an exciting time but also an anxious one. We’re here to help. Let’s work together to make sure our students are successful this school year.We’d like to hear from you. Email us at editorials@koco.com.
BOSTON (WHDH) – Patriots owner Robert Kraft donated 200 Thanksgiving food baskets to families in need at the Goodwill in Boston Tuesday.This is the 28thRead More