Front porch photos capture family life during pandemic, raise funds for charities
People around the Bay Area are doing what they can to make ends meet, and many are finding ways to make a positive impact in the process.
St. Pete bathroom specialists help solve tissue shortage
A Pinellas County business found an effective way to help with the toilet paper shortage. Their commitment to helping their fellow man is what's right with Tampa Bay.
Women’s networking group helping female-owned businesses stay afloat during coronavirus pandemic
Working Women of Tampa Bay is purchasing gift certificates from female-owned businesses to help them during the coronavirus pandemic.
Hundreds throughout Tampa Bay area receive free grab-and-go meals from Feeding Tampa Bay
Feeding Tampa Bay, one of Tampa Bay’s largest hunger relief organizations is providing free grab-and-go meals for children and their parents.
Franciscan Center celebrates 50 years of mind and body wellness
A Tampa treasure is celebrating its 50 anniversary. The Franciscan Center is a place of peace and tranquility and is what's right with Tampa Bay.
Women living in RV park make plastic mats for homeless residents
Women at the Camp Inn RV Resort are helping homeless residents in a very eco-friendly way.
Plant City native provides familiar voice for Strawberry Festival attendees
Plant City native Randy Scott has been the announcer at the Strawberry Festival for the past 16 years.
Cancer survivor shares special bond with Strawberry Festival’s Rock-It the Robot
Varnum’s job is to guide Rock-It, a giant, high-tech body puppet on wheels, through the large festival crowds.
Son uses mom's red velvet recipe to raise money for cancer treatments
Sweet things are happening in Anthony Lewis' kitchen. The Brandon man was inspired to start baking while his mother was battling cancer.
Strawberry Crest cheer team wins school's first national championship
The varsity cheer squad at Strawberry Crest High School has a lot to celebrate. The team just won the school's first cheerleading national championship.
Sarasota senior uses love and kindness to enhance the lives of infants
Joanna Tsoukos has been comforting babies at the Families First Institute in Sarasota for more than 20 years.
Gardening teaches students more than how to grow plants
Students at Muller Elementary School in Tampa are gaining a green thumb. They are learning how to grow their own hydroponic garden.
Woman-owned and operated company in Brooksville is a titan in raw metal distribution
Through ambition and hard work, Barbara Manzi broke the glass ceiling in the industry of distributing raw metals. In honor of African American Heritage, this trailblazer is what's right with Tampa Bay.
Crossing Guard of the Year hails from Riverview Elementary School
Ellen Cipriani has been a crossing guard for nine years and was recently selected from more than 100 nominations as Florida School Crossing Guard of the Year.
St. Petersburg artist selected to promote U.S. cultural diplomacy in San Salvador
Yael Kelly was recently selected to show off her art at the U.S. Embassy in San Salvador as part of the Art in Embassies program, an initiative that uses art as a way to communicate between cultures.
Bing Rooming House kept African American influence alive in Plant City
In the days of segregation, African Americans were not allowed to stay downtown, so they took rooms at a boarding house in Plant City.
Gowns for Girls provides free prom dresses for students facing financial hardship
It’s prom season and teenage girls are searching for the perfect dress, which can be a pretty penny, especially if money is tight.
Breast cancer survivor provides comfort to patients undergoing treatment
Anne Coletti will never forget the moment doctor’s diagnosed her with stage three breast cancer.
Love and support gets kids off to a good start in Sarasota
A good early education is important for children brain development. A Sarasota childcare center is doing just that, making them What's Right with Tampa Bay.
Breaking barriers, helping people with art
In honor of African-American Heritage, we highlight an artist who is a rising star in the Bay Area. Her distinctive and thought-provoking artwork is What's Right with Tampa Bay.