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A severely injured beaver found at Scout Island in Williams Lake is now receiving life-saving care in Smithers, thanks to a volunteer relay that transported the animal over 600 kilometers. The young beaver, believed to have been mauled by dogs, is eating and allowing staff to clean its wounds as it fights for recovery.
Ethiopia's government just formalized a partnership with the Catholic Church to expand social services for the country's most vulnerable people. The collaboration will combine state resources with the Church's vast volunteer network to reach more women, children, and homeless citizens.
Two dramatic pet rescues across the UK show how volunteer networks and thermal drones are reuniting desperate owners with their missing dogs. From a motorway escape to a frozen Scottish peak, these stories prove community compassion can work miracles.
When Winter Storm Fern turned Shreveport roads into ice rinks, volunteer heroes got dialysis patients to life-saving treatments and essential workers to their jobs. The Shreveport Volunteer Network worked around the clock to keep their community moving.
A suicide prevention advocate is building a statewide volunteer network to support struggling LGBTQ+ youth across North Dakota's 47 legislative districts. Anyone can join, and volunteers work on their own terms to create resources and connections in their communities.
A new volunteer network in Charlottesville is helping elderly and disabled residents clear dangerous snow from their sidewalks, bringing neighbors together during a record-breaking winter storm. The program needs more volunteers to match the overwhelming response from community members eager to help.
After a dangerous winter storm left sidewalks dangerously icy, Charlottesville launched a volunteer network connecting neighbors who need help with those ready to shovel. The United Way and city officials are coordinating the community effort to keep everyone safe. ##
In a hillside neighborhood where half the residents are over 65, a volunteer network lets seniors age in place by helping with everything from shopping to board games. Now the kindness is spreading to younger generations.