In the wake of last week's shootings in Lafayette, the Better Business Bureau of Acadiana and BBB Wise Giving Alliance advise awareness of fund - raising during such times of tragedy.
Stories of heroism and selfless acts are coming out, and these two women are part of those stories. Find out how you can become a part of the recovery.
The United Way of Acadiana will benefit from the Inaugural Barbecue Cook-Off, Jeep ride and car show "United for the Ride of Life", presented by Cargill Salt.
Steve Gleason is a hero to Who Dat Nation. The statue outside the Mercedes Benz Superdome is a tribute to more than a blocked punt. It's emblematic of the resilience of the people of New Orleans in particular, and gulf coast residents in general. Steve typifies that. He's asking for help, not for himself.
The Bayou Church is offering two performances of an original musical entitled Esther: A Musical About Trusting God's Timing on Friday, July 17. Donations will go to St. Jude Children's Hospital.
Mission Vets is a charitable organization whose mission is to have a life changing impact on veterans; the organization is looking for businesses to team up with.
On July 13th, 1985, a massive concert to benefit Ethiopian famine relieve was held on 2 continents. Live Aid featured 58 bands. There was a total o16 hours of music. 72,000 attended the performances at London's Wembley Stadium. Another 100,000 packed Philadelphia's John F. Kennedy Stadium. The event was carried live by the BBC, and beamed around the world, using 13 satellites. More than 1.5 billion viewed the epic broadcast.