The nonprofit Brother Box is on a mission to ensure Black boys have access to a holistic, culturally relevant and equitable education.

The good people who run Heart and Soul Hospice, a Black-owned healthcare service out of Nashville, have made it their mission to make the end-of-life transition exceptionally meaningful for its clientele of grieving African American families.  

Reverend Al Sharpton’s National Action Network provided hundreds of Harlem residents with free meals and COVID-19 testing on Christmas.

On June 28, 1870, Congress passed the law that turned Christmas Day, New Year’s Day, Independence Day, and Thanksgiving Day into holidays for federal employees.

Two fifth-graders from Augusta, Georgia raised money to donate gifts to children staying at a local shelter.

In hard-hit Kentucky, one man, Jim Finch, is being hailed for stepping up in a major way to aid families during this tough time.

In honor of injured NFL star Tre’Davious White, Buffalo Bills fans donated over $100K to a food bank in his hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana.

Former President Barack Obama recently made a surprise visit to a Chicago-based YMCA community center.

Serena Williams will release a children’s book inspired by her daughter’s doll Qai Qai.

After learning a local youth basketball program in Atlanta was encountering transportation obstacles, a collective of Black CEOs stepped in and gifted the team with a new bus.

Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young helped feed over 500 families in need this Thanksgiving weekend.

Phoenix Suns players Jalen Smith and Cam Johnson recently volunteered to provide underserved families with hot meals.