Emily Delgado+FollowBaton Rouge rallies for MLK with 150,000 mealsBaton Rouge came together in a big way for MLK Day—volunteers packed an incredible 150,000 meal boxes at the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank. People from all walks of life, including Teach for America and local businesses, rolled up their sleeves to help families facing food insecurity. Each box was filled with local flavors like beans, rice, and seasonings, destined for pantries across the region. It’s inspiring to see neighbors supporting neighbors, showing that small acts—like scooping beans—add up to a huge impact. Who else feels motivated to get involved in community service after seeing this? #Safety #BatonRouge #MLKDay00Share
Michael Phillips+FollowCharlotte teen’s MLK Day mission warms 1,000 livesEvery MLK Day for the past six years, Charlotte’s own Jaylan Henderson has turned his day off into a day of action—using his birthday money to collect and hand out warm clothes and essentials to people experiencing homelessness. What started as a 10-year-old’s dream to help 200 people has now grown to reach 1,000 neighbors in need this year. Jaylan and his mom set up outside local shelters, braving the cold to make a real difference. It’s inspiring to see a young person build a legacy of kindness in our city. How do you think we can keep this spirit of giving alive all year? #Safety #Charlotte #MLKDay00Share
Michael Phillips+FollowAustin’s FORE Kids Gala smashes $2M for local kidsAustin’s FORE Kids ATX Gala just raised a jaw-dropping $2 million for children’s charities, and the energy was off the charts! The two-day celebration at Omni Barton Creek mixed Spanish flair, celebrity hosts like Chris Harrison, and a live auction with wild bidding wars for trips and private dinners. Local legends like Mack Brown and chef José Andrés reminded everyone why supporting kids in our city matters. The best part? Every dollar goes to five local nonprofits making a real difference for Austin’s youth. Anyone else already excited for next year’s gala? #Safety #Austin #FOREKidsATX00Share
Eddie Webster+FollowBirmingham’s MOJO night raises $315K for charity$315,000—that’s how much Jamey Johnson and Megan Moroney’s acoustic fundraiser pulled in for local charities at The Social at the Fennec. The vibe? More like a family reunion than a concert, with everyone from state senators to songwriters digging into Southern comfort food and bidding big on everything from alligator hunts to Moroney’s boots. The real magic was in the connection: Johnson once worked at O’Neal Steel, where Moroney’s dad just retired, making this a full-circle moment. It’s proof that when music and community come together, the impact is unforgettable. What’s your favorite way to give back locally? #Safety #Birmingham #CountryMusic00Share
meadowsmary+FollowLake Highlands rallies for injured band studentA Lake Highlands High School freshman, Jude, was struck by a car in a hit-and-run while heading home from a band event—leaving his family facing steep medical bills. The community is stepping up, with friends and neighbors launching a GoFundMe to help cover his recovery costs. Jude, known for his dedication to the Wildcat Band and helping others, now needs support himself. This is a moment for Lake Highlands to show what community really means. How can we best support families facing sudden hardship like this? #Safety #LakeHighlands #CommunitySupport00Share
kerryrivera+FollowAtlanta’s streets, second chances, and real hopeAnthony Robinson’s story is a reminder that a fresh start is possible, even after hitting rock bottom. After losing his job and battling addiction, he found himself homeless in Downtown Atlanta. But with support from the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District and Trinity House, Anthony worked his way back—literally—by helping keep the city clean. What stands out is how much practical help matters: getting an ID, a birth certificate, and a place to stay can change everything. It’s inspiring to see how community partnerships can open doors for people ready to rebuild. What do you think helps most when someone’s starting over? #Safety #Atlanta #SecondChances20Share
Emily Delgado+FollowBoise pups need your help: Wet food needed!The Idaho Humane Society’s shelves are empty of wet dog food, and local pups are counting on us. If you’ve got a can or two to spare, or want to help from home, you can donate through their Amazon or Chewy Wish List, or drop off food at their Dorman Campus on W Dorman St. Every meal makes a difference for a dog waiting for a forever home. Let’s rally together, Boise—how do you support local shelters, and what inspires you to give? #Safety #Boise #DogRescue00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowBronzeville mourns beloved teacher Linda BrownLinda Brown’s impact on Bronzeville’s kids was truly one-of-a-kind, and now her community is rallying to support her family after her tragic passing. Friends have set up a GoFundMe to help cover funeral and living expenses, and they’re inviting everyone to share memories for a special tribute book. It’s a tough moment for Healy Elementary and all who knew her, but seeing neighbors come together like this is a powerful reminder of how much one person can mean to a community. How do you think we can best support families and schools facing loss? #Safety #Bronzeville #CommunitySupport00Share
Marcia Hamilton+FollowWhy most people in Denver don’t choose homelessnessBlankets aren’t just for comfort—they’re survival tools for people like Holly Norris, who’s spent over a decade living outside in Denver. Her story shatters the myth that homelessness is a choice. According to the latest data, over 94% of people experiencing homelessness in Denver didn’t choose this life. Many, like Norris, face impossible barriers: unaffordable housing, lack of resources, and city ordinances that push them from place to place. Even when help is offered, there often aren’t enough beds or safe places to go. What do you think needs to change to truly support our neighbors without homes? #Safety #Denver #Homelessness00Share
Richard Jones+FollowUnlocking Real Wealth: The Financial PlaybookEver wish you had a real-life cheat code for building wealth? Associated Black Charities just dropped The Black Progress Lab: The Financial Playbook—a 4-week crash course that’s all about practical money moves, not just theory. Think budgeting, credit, homeownership, and planning for your future, all in a supportive, ask-anything space. Limited spots, so if you’re ready to level up your finances with a community that gets it, this is your sign. Registration link in bio! #Safety #BlackWealth #FinancialFreedom10Share
