Show Me the Love
They’re struggling to make ends meet, but they still find time to help children with special needs. They’re foster grandparents and they give so much unconditional love that it was time to show them a little love.
All volunteering Stories
Man on a Mission
Mr. Bill is on a very serious crusade; to improve the lives of families in need. His job at the Second Harvest Food Bank in Orlando, Florida, is often back-breaking work, but Mr. Bill does it all with a smile. Hear what keeps him going.
Building Joy With Toys
After 364 days of work, a special group of “elves” celebrated with a holiday toy giveaway in The Villages, Fla. Come along to see the Christmas spirit brought to life through the eyes of deserving kids.
Calling All Canines
Canine Companions for Independence is a wonderful organization that brings highly trained dogs into the homes of people who need help the most. Come along as the GB gang stops by CCI to share the potential of a Growing Bolder group.
“Paw”mp and Circumstance
It’s graduation day for everyone’s favorite office dog. Shiloh graduates from puppy training to the world of changing people’s lives. See how some furry friends can mean the world to some special families.
A Dorm to Save the Earth
Dave Finnigan is building a “dorm” for adults that will bring like-minded people back to the family table and make the planet a better place in the process.
Exceptional Dogs for Exceptional People
Some very special dogs are teamed up with some very special kids, bringing hope and love to entire families’ lives.
Grandpa Walter
At the age of 90 he volunteered to mentor hearing-impaired children. He soon became an indispensable part of their lives. This Growing Bolder story proves you’re never too old to make a difference!
Ora Rakestraw
For nearly 30 years, Ora Rakestraw has been bringing books alive for schoolchildren.
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Marge Carter
93-year-old Marge Carter is still delivering meals to homebound seniors.
Ted Horn
The philanthropist known as “Secret Santa” was inspired to spread holiday cheer because of the kindness of a diner owner.
Chris Klose
Many from the first wave of Peace Corps volunteers in the 1960s are getting a second chance to make a difference thanks to Chris Klose, who helped found Peace Corps Encore.