The Idaho Humane Society was called into action recently to come to the aid of a senior couple in Boise who found themselves without the ability to properly care for 36 animals in their home.
I am the first one to admit I am not as charitable as I should be, and I blame a lot of that on money and finances. There are ways to be charitable this season, if you feel like you would like to be, without spending a dime.
I think we can all agree that it is crazy that our troops don't have all of the basic necessities and supplies. Because of that it is essential that we band together as a community to support any true effort to help our troops and share the love and appreciation we have for them. This is one of those moments!
A Christmas Tree can bring a smile to almost any face during the Christmas season. But, some homes in the Magic Valley don't have a tree this year. Join Moose Hill and KOOL 96.5 in spreading the Christmas cheer and bringing joy to a deserving family.
Today has been designated as a day to give and focus on how the many non-profit charities in Idaho have helped and continue to help Idahoans. Starting this morning at Midnight until Midnight tonight you can donate online to the charity of your choice.
The fire on Main Street in Jerome has left 10 families, 47 people, without a home. Fire is something we all pray doesn't happen to our homes. My heart goes out to these people. I can not imagine not having a place for my family to go. It is times like these that it is important to support others...
It's time for the South Central Community Partnership 2011 Can of Food Matinee. Come see Kung Fu Panda 2 and The Smurfs on Saturday November 12th at the Twin Falls Cinema 12.
The American Red Cross is accepting donations to help in the wake of a devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
Those who wish to donate can do so at RedCross.org or make a $10 donation by texting REDCROSS to 90999. The money will go to those affected by the earthquake in Japan and tsunami throughout the Pacific.