What's Right with Tampa Bay

The Sickles High School Orchestra is practicing to perform in the American String Teachers Association National Orchestra Festival Competition.

St. Pete residents are using music to bring their community together.

A  local advocate for children is being honored for her commitment to helping change the lives of our youngest citizens.

Carl Gennaro is teaching young adults how to reach their full potential through an organization he created called Jordan’s Way. He created the foundation three years ago in honor of his son, who died in an ATV accident. 

A Bay Area non-profit just received a grant to help young girls realize the benefits of staying fit.

Gasparilla is just around the corner and a local couple is making it easier for those with disabilities to participate in the parade.

A Bay Area non-profit with a simple message is making a big difference in people's lives.

Children are learning discipline and structure thanks to a sports club in St. Petersburg.

The hospital collects more than 800 presents every year to help bring holiday cheer to the kids.

A gospel group from Mulberry, Florida has a unique way of bringing their community together. This act of faith is What's Right With Tampa Bay.

Employees at Advent Health Tampa Hospital are doing a different kind of healing for hundreds of children by participating in a very special toy drive.

Pinellas County elementary school students are learning an important lesson about caring.

The holiday season gives shoppers lots of extra opportunities to find special gifts for every person in their lives.

The Davis Island community collects thousands of presents for children who otherwise wouldn't have a Christmas.

Ruth Eckerd Hall came alive with the holiday spirit during the annual Steinbrenner Christmas concert. 

The Metropolitan Ministries holiday tent in Tampa turns into its own Santa's workshop during the holiday season. The volunteers are the elves here, getting donations in order for the thousands in need. 

 A Tampa teacher is being recognized for his creative approach to education.

From providing food and clothing to assisting with job applications and housing, the Daystar Life Center offers many services to help people get back on their feet.

An organization that preserves, revitalizes and repairs homes of those in need is giving the Rey Park Recreation Center a makeover.

After learning the basics of business, banking and consumer planning, students apply their skills in real-world scenarios at Enterprise Village.