Lucy May

Michelle English has slept in her truck when she can’t scrape together enough money for a hotel.

Seven-year-old with complex medical condition is on a mission to spread the love to health care workers.

Sometimes things don’t work out as planned, they work out even better. That was the first lesson Daniel Epstein learned when he began a photography project called Portraits in Faith.

Learning Grove has raised the minimum wage it pays all its teachers, created a career ladder to help teachers earn more over time and added a free childcare benefit for the educators who work there.

A Roger Bacon High School graduate was a perfect match for a little boy she had never met who lived 265 miles away.

Arin Gentry has loved reading since she was a little kid. But it wasn’t until she was an adult that she realized what was missing from the books she read when she was little: Positive stories about Black people written by Black authors.

When it was time for Hannah Carrington to tell her story to a news reporter, she began with a sad, straightforward statement. “Well,” she said, “practically my entire childhood was filled with neglect and abuse from my parents.” Still, Hannah considers herself fortunate.

When Scott Murphy was a kid, he knew he could count on his big sister, Linda. So when Linda was diagnosed with uterine cancer decades later in 2019, Scott made sure she could count on him, too.

This time last year, Naima Jackson feared she would lose her family home because she couldn’t afford to make the repairs it needed.

For more than five years, Rosemary Oglesby-Henry has invested time, energy and resources into helping teen parents through her nonprofit Rosemary’s Babies Company. Now two entrepreneurs have made major donations to help her open a residential home for teen moms in North Avondale.