A New York woman is giving back to the community after more than 150 Amazon boxes that did not belong to her showed up at her house.
Ernie Leuthold has been an employee for the Dodgeville School District for 50 years working as a custodian.
For a lot of people, grabbing a coffee can be the pick-me-up they need on a tough day. And if it's free, that makes it even better.
A Madison woman is on double duty this spring, making the most of her dog walks while also taking a little extra time to do something good for her community.
A local radio station helped collect more than 2,000 Lego sets for patients at American Family Children's Hospital in Madison.
In a time when human connection feels fleeting, whatever words we can send have all the more weight.
WPS Health Solutions is spreading the love this weekend by delivering treats and healthy snacks for ICU employees.
Parents and community members in McFarland are making sure that their seniors are being recognized during the pandemic.
Some area elementary students are doing something good in giving back to the community they love.
The ladies behind the local non-profit 'ReMitts' have some to share, and they say it's thanks in part to the generosity of News 3 viewers!
Two women are doing something good for Madison-area ER nurses while working through the grieving process themselves.
Janet Tupy, a retired oncology nurse, took on that mission as a personal challenge 11 years ago after she was inspired by a pair of felted wool mittens she found in a gift shop.
We know what it means to 'pay it forward.' Swap the word 'pay' with 'cook' and you have the name of one of Madison's newest organizations.
One in seven children in Wisconsin struggles with hunger. And that number was calculated pre-pandemic.
To raise spirits during the pandemic, Jurni Bayoc began writing messages of hope in parks across St. Louis. She started in April and has already written close to 70 messages.
Just like our favorite superheroes, some Madison area students are finding a way to help their community.
Between the devastating pandemic and contentious election, it can feel like negativity is everywhere. Doris Gassen is on a mission to spread positivity.
We typically think of chemotherapy as the main treatment for cancer. for a Janesville woman, an act of kindness is just as important.
A Madison Metropolitan School District educator is using her passion for woodworking and students to make virtual learning go as smooth as possible.
A man in Marshall has given out nearly $3,000 in tips around Madison the past two months.
Lexi Feldmann, of Windsor, was invited to join the “Wine Down Sisterhood” via Facebook about two months ago. It involves simple acts of kindness to spread love to as many as possible during a time of uncertainty.
Blackhawk Church Pastor of College-Age & Young Adult Ministry Michael Knapstad said the Middleton church has created an adopt-a-dorm program.
A Madison woman has found a way to brighten people's day during the pandemic. She's offering pay-what-you-can plants outside her home on East Johnson Street.
Mary Nevicosi spent her free time during the pandemic making 100 winter hats to donate.
