Donna Dean, a legally blind woman, was catching a ride to Walmart to pick up a few things for her apartment when her driver told her not to spend any of her own money because she was going to furnish Dean's space herself.
From washing dirty uniforms to fixing equipment and cutting the grass, a volunteer football coach in Caroline County is making an impact on and off the field.
A teacher’s aide working with special needs students at a Colonial Heights elementary school has gone above and beyond to ensure they get as many opportunities as possible.
Usually, taking your car into the shop is never fun and it usually comes with a hefty price tag but the service manager at one Henrico repair shop did everything he could to help a man in need.
One Richmond running group is training without their coach this year due to a bicycle accident, still, they wanted to honor him in NBC12′s Acts of Kindness.
A nursing assistant at Acquinton Elementary School in King William County is getting recognized for her kindness by her coworkers in this week's Acts of Kindness.
In her time of need, a Petersburg woman turned to her best friend for help. Now, she’s returning the favor and saying thank you in this week’s Acts of Kindness.
A Hopewell middle school teacher is known for being attentive to her students, which is part of why she is the next recipient of our “Acts of Kindness.”
Instead of checking out books, elderly community members are checking on their taxes at the Richmond Public Library on Franklin Street. It’s where volunteers like Alan Boese are filing returns for seniors through the free AARP Tax-Aide program.