Here's To You: Dallas Children's Medical Center

Clarice Tinsley gives support for National Volunteer month and gives acknowledgement to the comfort cart and service works at the Children's Medical Center Dallas. 107 years of service among the best of the best at service workers at the Dallas medical center.

Here's to You: The Dog Stop in Plano

The Dog Stop in Plano teamed up 14 months ago with Cody's Friends Rescue to care for strays & mistreated dogs until they find fosters or forever homes. So far 25 dogs have been adopted, 13 are being fostered & 9 dogs are being cared for.

Here's To You: Tarrant Area Food Bank volunteers

More than 300 students from Fort Worth and around Texas spent part of their spring break at the Tarrant Area Food Bank. They put 15 pounds of fresh produce in 9,000 boxes for families and senior citizens in 13 counties.

Here's To You: Tommy Wainwright

In 2021, Tommy Wainwright rang the bell and was declared cancer free after being treated at Children's Medical Center Dallas. He knows how toys help patients, so he collects & donates toys to the hospital. On March 27, he'll be 12. Happy birthday, Tommy!

Here's To You: Og's Bountiful Book Drive

Students at Primrose Schools in Dallas, Tarrant and Collin counties donated 12,684 books to local children's hospitals, libraries and non-profits for National Reading Month in their annual Og's Bountiful Book Drive.

Here's To You: Coleta and Joe Lewis

For 20 years, Coleta and Joe Lewis have volunteered at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in Plano. They deliver wheelchairs and flowers to patients, put the chapel in order and greet everyone with a caring smile. On June 23, they'll celebrate 69 years of marriage.

Here's To You: Sally Evans

Sally Evans is 90 years old and is a dedicated volunteer at the Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary. For 56 years, she’s inspired generations of kids and adults as a trained trail guide, a reader during nature story time and more.

Here's To You: Randall Bonifay

Randall Bonifay worked around the world fabricating auto shows and corporate meetings. When he retired, a friend told him about Aunt Bette's Community Food Pantry. He's a two-year volunteer and says he's gone from success to significance.