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Churches across Dallas are teaching volunteer attorneys to challenge immigration detentions in federal court, creating a lifeline for families caught in the system. Since late 2024, the coalition has reunited separated families and released people with urgent medical needs.
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 global hearing aid company is donating 100 devices to help underserved North Texans hear clearly again. WSA employees will volunteer alongside the gift to expand access across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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.
A grassroots group called La Colectiva North Texas shows up before dawn every day to support families navigating immigration appointments with translation, childcare supplies, and crucial information. These volunteers can't stop deportations, but they're making sure no one faces the hardest day of their life alone.
A Dallas photographer spotted a surprise proposal while shooting another couple's engagement photos and made a split-second decision that gave complete strangers a priceless gift. The spontaneous act of kindness resulted in stunning photos the couple never expected to have.
Holocaust survivors in Dallas are racing against time to share their firsthand accounts of history's darkest chapter. Through a powerful speaker series, they're turning memory into action against hatred.
At 88, biochemistry professor Andras Lacko brings history to life at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, turning his family's remarkable survival story into a powerful lesson about combating hate. His message arrives at a crucial time when firsthand Holocaust testimony grows increasingly rare.
When Carole Wade took the mic at her Dallas senior living facility, her haunting rendition of "Landslide" stopped the room cold. This former band leader proves music's power never ages.
Rosian Bargiansky Zerner escaped the Kovno Ghetto at five years old when her parents dug a hole under barbed wire. Now 90, she shares her story of survival, resilience, and the triumph of continuing Jewish life across four generations.
After a pressurized pipe exploded in his face, welder Alejandro spent weeks on life support fighting for each breath. Today, he's home with his family, walking proof that incredible recoveries are possible.
When a soccer coach stood up for young fans taking photos with players, a heated confrontation turned into an unexpected resolution. What could have escalated became a story about accountability and swift action.