Did you know that Alabama has a higher rate of autism than most states? It takes a Village to raise autism awareness and we’ve got some great details about Huntsville and Madison County can be a more inclusive community.
1 in 10 babies in the U.S. is born too soon. Learn more about why we’re supporting the March for Babies on May 4 in Huntsville
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is Monday, January 16th, and Huntsville is celebrating with a parade and many opportunities for families to serve the community in his honor. MLK Day is so more than a day off of school!
There’s not a lot involved to tap into your child’s giving spirit and experience them becoming Santa. Here’s what I’ve learned: You don’t have to give extravagantly to make a difference. Truly, every little bit counts and adds up.
It’s easy for children in foster care to slip through the cracks during the holidays. Seeraj Family Homes is looking for local families and Mom’s Groups to be angels to some kids who really need help.
For more holiday fun including all the places to hear holiday music, catch Santa, watch holiday plays, cavort with holiday cheerfulness and just plain get in the holiday spirit visit the main page of our comprehensive 2016 Holiday Happenings Guide sponsored by Covenant Classical Schools and Daycares. The holiday season is a wonderful time of year […]
You have a chance to help a hurting baby this week. Please don’t pass it up! The Great Diaper Drive Blitz Day is happening this Thursday and we need YOUR help.
The Caring House in Huntsville provides a safe place for youth ages 3-18 and their families to cope with the death of a loved one and share their grief experiences with others.
From silly to spooky and wacky to wild, Arts Huntsville wants to see your custom creation. Pumpkins may be painted or carved so let your creativity run amuck. Will you construct the next great pumpkin?
Nearly one in four children in North Alabama lives in a food-insecure household. See how our local farmers & schools are coming together to do something about it.
