Dallas Nonprofit Helps Exonerated Prisoners Rebuild Lives
After spending 14 years wrongly imprisoned for murder, Richard Miles couldn't get hired anywhere. Now he runs a Dallas nonprofit helping other exonerated people find jobs and housing.
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After spending 14 years wrongly imprisoned for murder, Richard Miles couldn't get hired anywhere. Now he runs a Dallas nonprofit helping other exonerated people find jobs and housing.

Thousands gathered at Gilley's South Side Ballroom in Dallas for the One Family Expo, a vibrant celebration bringing together people from all backgrounds through music, food, and community connection. The event transformed a single day into a powerful reminder that diversity strengthens communities.

More than 15 corporate volunteers discovered their city leads the Southwest in homelessness while helping a nonprofit serve hundreds of meals and essential services daily. Their day of action revealed both a crisis and the compassionate response making a real difference.

As millions of soccer fans head to Dallas for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the city is using climate science to protect visitors and leave a lasting environmental legacy. From heat maps to air sensors, Dallas is turning a global sporting event into a sustainability showcase.

A Dallas charity is turning a baseball stadium into a sandwich assembly line to break a world record and feed thousands. More than 14,520 sandwiches need to be made in just over an hour.
A Pittsburgh high school student turned his passion for service into action by founding a nonprofit that gives back to active-duty military members. Collin Arthrell's organization is making a real difference for those who serve.

After spinal surgery left him permanently paralyzed, cancer survivor Kris Kivi launched a nonprofit that fixes dangerous home repairs for elderly residents, veterans, and single parents who can't afford emergency contractors. 4K Hands of Hope is filling gaps left by larger agencies in Houston.

A Dallas charity is rallying volunteers to reclaim their Guinness World Record by making over 14,520 sandwiches in just 70 minutes. Every sandwich made will feed someone in need across North Texas.

For 20 years, Operation Finally Home has built or modified homes for wounded veterans and first responders at no cost to them. The Texas nonprofit averages one new home build per month and thousands of modifications.

A French nonprofit is rescuing thousands of worn-out sneakers from the trash and giving them new life. SneakCœurZ is fighting fashion waste one pair at a time while creating jobs and helping people in need.

A new TED talk reveals how Schoolhouse.world pairs students with volunteer tutors from around the world, proving human connection beats AI in education. The nonprofit has already built a thriving global learning community.

More than 750 volunteers per day are stepping up to help Dallas host a major political convention. From election judges to small business owners, North Texans are turning civic duty into community pride.

Across Colorado's Front Range, dozens of nonprofits are calling for volunteers to help feed families, shelter the homeless, and build homes. April's National Volunteer Month offers the perfect chance to get involved and make a real difference in your community.

A former Google employee is helping nonprofits in India access millions in free tech tools they never knew existed. His startup D4NP has already unlocked over $5 million in ad grants and trained 200+ organizations to use AI.

Dallas Love Field is testing a 91,000-pound electric firefighter that's quieter, faster, and lets crews talk without headsets during emergencies. After 10 years in development, this could revolutionize how airports respond to fires.

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas just received the largest gift in its 100-year history. The $15.5 million donation will help reach even more of the 1.7 million people the charity already serves.

A dog stranded on a narrow pillar beneath a Dallas bridge was safely rescued by firefighters using a ladder truck. The pup was calm throughout the ordeal and is now safe with animal services.
A Coachella Valley nonprofit is recruiting volunteers to help job seekers prepare for employment with free professional clothing and career support. Desert Best Friend's Closet offers clothing, coaching, and resume help to people working toward financial independence.
A Shreveport nonprofit brought the community together for Black Tie Bingo, raising money to build tiny homes for young women aging out of foster care. The packed fundraiser moves Faith and Fostering closer to creating a safe haven where 18-year-olds can learn life skills and build stable futures.

Dallas has cut community-wide greenhouse gas emissions by 11% since 2015, with city operations doing even better at 29%. The progress puts America's ninth-largest city firmly on track toward its goal of net zero emissions by 2050.
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