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The cold has finally arrived in the Panhandle and Code Blue Amarillo is here to help those without shelter

If you can, drop off some ornaments or a tree this Saturday.

The coronavirus has been hard on everyone, but it is especially hard on our seniors who depend on a service like Meals on Wheels.

The High Plains Food Bank has teamed up with a new app that makes donating easier and less taxing on your wallet.

When a major natural disaster hits, we all ask ourselves how we can help.

When I saw the picture on social media, it broke my heart. The Guyon Saunders Resource Center posted a nearly empty table that is supposed to be filled with men's clothing.

The individual needing help is connected to a volunteer on a video call, and together they communicate and solve the problem. It's brilliantly simple.

Amarillo Family Support Services suffered a devastating fire to their downtown facility and is looking for help to rebuild.

This Saturday, Eveline Rivers Project needs your help getting gifts to kids in the area.

This month, Food Not Bombs Amarillo will be accepting your donations of lightly used shoes and donations of socks to help those in immediate need.

We are in full gear for Children's Miracle Network and we have a list of ways you can donate to CMN. This is my first year with CMN and I was amazed by how much goes back to the local children. I saw first hand at BSA what CMN has done for Pediatrics and NICU...

The fire that hit the Fritch area has devastated the area. With all the people who have lost everything, all we can think of is trying to help. We may not be able to give them their homes back, we can do our very best to try to help them with the things we all need.