Extraordinary Ordinaries

Feeding Tampa Bay is trying to end hunger in the region, but it's volunteers like Antoine Everett that help push those efforts and inspire others.

'Pig Jig' started with about a 100 people in someone's backyard -- all to help a fellow high school classmate.

A Packers fan and a Tampa Bay Buc are helping veterans find the right shelter dog to fit their needs.

For one veteran, he plans to become a trainer and help other vets at the very place that saved him: K9 Partners for Patriots in Brooksville. The organization is hoping to expand to help veterans and their dog partners.

Marilyn Brettner beams when talking about her son Andrew, who has Cerebral palsy -- but there are no barriers here. He is the newest model for Surf Style and soon, you will see his photos inside their stores, including on Clearwater Beach.

This foster parent knows what kids in the system need the most: A home and hope. With him, they get both – and he’s helping make sure others do, too.

This Lyft driver created a quote book for his passengers to fill out. He says it proves that although we may come from different walks of life, 'we're all the same.'

A St. Pete teen used his love for soccer to overcome his recent heart transplant.

Ellis is a big Tampa Bay Rays fan. While he might seem like an ordinary baseball fan, who gets joy out of the success of our local team, he has a way of impacting others through the joy he spreads.

Lindsay Jones has been a registered nurse at John's Hopkins All Children's Hospital for a decade. It's where she takes care of the kids fighting various cancers, and she does it at a time when limited family and visitors are allowed in to see the patients.

The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is usually spending this time around October preparing for their biggest fundraiser of the year, Tuxes and Tails.