charity

Would you rescue animals? Set up a foundation for children?

Dr. Jim Guzek travels to third-world countries like Ethiopia to heal eyes and help people see. The Tri-Cities Sunrise Rotary is holding a fundraiser for Dr. Guzek.

The Tri-City Cancer Center Guild and Men's Club are hosting a pancake breakfast fundraiser to support the Tri-City Cancer Center. Pancakes, sausage, juice, and coffee will be served by the Guild and Men's Club members. Rest assured... Applebees staff will handle all the cooking...

Sleep Country USA is collecting new winter coats for local foster kids. Bring your gift of a new, warm coat to any Sleep Country location and it will be given to a foster child in need.

It’s not uncommon for the religious faithful to tithe, or donate, a portion of their earnings to a church — so it shouldn’t be surprising that some of the most conservative and religious states in the US have been deemed the most charitable.

The "Tough Enough to Wear Pink" acrylic cups are returning to the Benton Franklin Fair!

There are many businesses and organizations offering to collect donations for the victims and the fire departments. We asked people to share with us opportunities they knew of to help.

Share a way to help that you're aware of and we'll compile all the suggestions into one list.

Nearly 20,000 children in the Pacific Northwest are in foster care. Moving from school to school makes it hard for them to learn and be prepared for college or the work place. Many drop out before finishing high school. You can help foster children by donating school supplies and allowing them to feel ready and confident for the first day of school (on Aug. 28 in Tri-Cities).

There are 14.8 million people in Cambodia and 36 percent of them lack clean water. Almost 70 percent live in poor sanitation. Biosand filters can bring more water to the people there. EastLake Tri-Cities church is sponsoring an event on Aug...

Brad Paisley has recorded and released a new song called ‘Hard Life,’ which was penned by his friend, 23-year-old Joe Kindregan. Kindregan suffers from A-T (ataxia-telangiectasia), which is a rare, fatal and genetic disease where symptoms of disorders like cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy, immune deficiencies and cancer are manifested.

Think about this for second. You go to the grocery store and ask the clerk for a lottery ticket...no...make it a power ball ticket. Then you checked your ticket and......YOU WON!