Author: Camille Garrison

October is formally recognized as Blind Awareness Month, and in 2025, one of Fort Wayne’s most trusted resources, The League,

Since his first day as a volunteer firefighter in 1963, Ron Hamm has been an avid collector of all things

Journey Beside Mothers began in 2020 after Founder Julie Reece recognized an unmet need in the community. She shares, “While

For many of us, it’s Back to School season, but for the staff and volunteers at The Literacy Alliance (TLA),

“Welcome to Fort Wayne!” That’s the cheerful greeting travelers hear from Hospitality Host Anita Kowalski as they exit TSA at

Hope’s Harbor is dedicated to supporting children facing serious illness by providing their families with comfort, care, and essential resources,

A married couple in southwest Fort Wayne is giving back to their community both independently and as a team. For

November 16th marked the 3rd Annual Family Volunteer Day held at Waynedale UMC. Sponsored by the Volunteer Center and in

Three area organizations joined forces to celebrate National Volunteer Day on Saturday, November 18. The Volunteer Center, a nonprofit that

A group of longtime Waynedale neighbors and friends gather regularly to work on various volunteer projects through the Volunteer Center.

Holy Scripture Lutheran Church on Kinnerk Road recently realized a vision come true. Plans for a community walking path that

When we think of the dog days of summer, ice cream treats are among the first things that come to

Anyone who knows me at all recognizes that among the many things I am passionate about, a top contender is

We hear the ominous warnings in the local and national news “Buy your turkey sooner rather than later” and “Shop

Although technically April was National Volunteer Month, I’d like to take this belated opportunity to highlight someone who exemplifies what

We have a hidden jewel in our Waynedale Community. Sari Bari is an ethical fashion business that employs women who

“In 1992, about 250 volunteers gathered to help spruce up what was then the YWCA campus on North Wells Street.

As with many event causalities that occurred due to the COVID-19, the annual Walk in Waynedale was no exception and

In June, for the third consecutive month, Waynedale United Methodist Church Food Bank handed out free meals to the community