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The Good Side features people and programs making a positive difference in local communities.
Teen burn victims get a once in a lifetime experience.
The Good Side features people and programs making a positive difference in local communities.
“I believe in having curiosity and courage when we talk about death. And that improves our life.”
The Good Side features people and programs making a positive difference in local communities.
The Good Side features people and programs making a positive difference in local communities.
The Good Side features people and programs making a positive difference in local communities.
The Sweet Julia Grace Foundation aims to "help children in the midst of a storm, Dance in the Rain."
The Good Side features people and programs making a positive difference in local communities.
The Good Side features people and programs making a positive difference in local communities.
The Good Side features people and programs making a positive difference in local communities.
A new, uplifting weekly program called “The Good Side” debuted this weekend on Gray Media television stations across the U.S.
A new, uplifting weekly program called “The Good Side” is debuting this weekend on Gray Media television stations across the U.S.
A global non-profit called Cycling Without Age has a mission to give everyone the feeling of wind in their hair no matter their mobility.
How would you like to soar high in the sky with the Blue Angels?
Urban farms across the country share a similar mission: making access to healthy food fair.
Derrick Campana’s been called a pioneer of animal prosthetics.
1 in 2 American adults say that they experience loneliness.
Lori Peters Lauthier says her son Charles was born with a rare genetic disorder called Phelan McDermid syndrome. It’s linked with autism and apraxia, leaving the 34-year-old unable to speak nor plan and execute his movements.
The Beautiful Lives Project is one of many non-profits across the country aiming to bring adaptive sports to those who can benefit.
Debra Alfarone introduces us to a man with an unexpected career playing a carillon
More than half of all veterans are now 65 and older. These heroes are more likely to experience chronic medical conditions, mental health issues, and social isolation as they age.
An 86-year-old gym instructor in Virginia is making a huge impact with a low-impact workout - and her longevity. Today on “The Good Side”, Debra Alfarone introduces us to a woman who says age is just a number.
Photographer Brian Silver of Northern Virginia isn’t just taking photos, he’s helping build self-esteem.
He almost died fighting for our freedom. Now he's channeling his PTSD into song.
A young soccer star was killed in a double homicide yet he's still giving back and inspiring his community.
90-year-old watercolor artist Barbara Buer has been painting for as long as she can remember.
Emma's Torch is a non-profit that teaches refugees, asylees, and survivors of human trafficking culinary skills.
Bread Furst in Washington, DC bakes bread so their customers can break bread.
They are the littlest patients in any hospital - the babies being cared for in the NICU.
Their needs - and their parents’ worries - don’t stop for the holiday season.
A Baltimore neighborhood has been lighting up Christmas for 50 years
Experience the spirit of the holidays with The Good Side Holiday Special
Peter Zampa goes behind the scenes at The Christmas Spectacular starring the Radio City Rockettes
An estimated 1 million Americans are living with Parkinson’s Disease.
The Absolute Equality Juneteenth Mural Project recently added a new mural in Washington, DC
“The kids, you know, we were going there to try to inspire and help them dream and understand more about health care. But they inspired me.”
United Through Reading helps deployed military parents keep a strong bond with their children back home.
March is National Reading Month. Public libraries are celebrating nationwide but their resources go beyond the bookshelf. They’re evolving to appeal to the whole person, socially, creatively, academically and physically.
Youth with physical and developmental disabilities attend a sports clinic at the home of the Washington Capitals.
A toy company featuring children from all backgrounds, Puzzle Huddle, is growing exponentially and expanding his views on inclusivity in the process.
A message meant for a boy with cancer is now warming up the hearts of many across the country and the world.
“The Good Side” looks at the importance of diverse portrayals of Santa Claus.
D.C. Central Kitchen is a rare hybrid of non-profit and social enterprise business.it prepares food for shelters, schools, rehabs and more.
City Girls Who Walk DC now has roughly 20,000 Instagram followers, with women from all walks of life.