donations

Jimmy Buffett's other passion besides music was flying. This was reflected in an anonymous donation that many Louisiana residents may have already seen.

Donating to charitable organizations like Goodwill is always a great idea. However, are there certain items you can't donate? Yep, there certainly are...

A study of charitable giving has identified the ten parishes in Louisiana that are the most charitable places in the state.

Want to do something really nice with those cute and scary costumes after Halloween?

What started as someone asking for help delivering ham sandwiches has turned into hundreds of people donating hundreds of items and thousands of dollars!

All of the items collected at these sites will be ferried over to the Thibodeaux and Metairie areas to be distributed to the folks there who need them the most.

The Love Truck takes your donations to people who have been adversely affected by Hurricane Ida. Donate items or cash, your choice.

The Eunice City Marshal's Office, along with officers from other departments in the area, will soon head to LaPlacee and New Orleans to assist after the hurricane.

Though everyone made it out safely, the water and fire damage left them with almost nothing.

A Facebook post by Emilee Goulas Gautreaux details the needs of the family and how anyone looking to help out can do so.

The food banks in Acadiana are always taking donations, but you should know some things before you donate.

Foster the Love holds this event on the 2nd Saturday of each month.

All it takes to help keep this fantastic idea going strong for our community is for all of us to pitch in and make sure it stays stocked.

The good folks at Covenant United Methodist Church are at it again -- helping more residents devastated by Hurricanes Laura and Delta.

Through this Saturday, September 12, it will donate 10 percent of all purchases made at its retail stores to storm survivors.

If you'd like to help out, drop off needed items or a monetary donation at Covenant Church located at 300 E Martial Avenue in Lafayette today (9/8/20) from 2 pm to 6 pm.

All items collected today will immediately be taken to Lake Charles families in need.

LaToya Cantrell is asking the public to pitch in and pay landlords to stop evictions on their neighbors.

The good folks in Scott and the city's Boudin Festival will be doing their part to take care of their residents with a very sweet act of giving back.

Bert Grace is a long-time friend of our radio station and, if you've ever gone to a Louisiana Icegator hockey game, you probably know Bert, too.