What's Right with Tampa Bay

Volunteers with a local organization are helping make a child's stay at the hospital a less scary experience.

A Bay Area filmmaker who began enlisting his neighbors to act in movies during the pandemic is being featured at the Tampa Theatre for the second time. 

At Town Square Sarasota, seniors who may not be able to walk as well as they used to are using their upper bodies to get active.

A husband and wife are helping teenage boys who have aged out of foster care with their mission called Forgotten Angels.

Manny Mirabal is still meticulous in checking the bikes in his shop after more than 44 years.

Fit Athletics Academy in Dover is a school with traditional students as well as students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The Pace Center for Girls has been impacting the lives of young women for more than 20 years.

Keto Hodges lived at Metropolitan Ministries 27 years ago as a teenager. Now he's giving back to his Bay Area community and his helping hand is "What's Right With Tampa Bay."

Seeing her mother succeed in a male-dominated business planted the seeds for Kristina Lavallee to start her own.

A collaboration between St. Petersburg Arts Alliance and the city of St. Pete is painting a brighter picture for the community.

The founder of Caregiver's Helping Hand loves helping others.