What's Right with Tampa Bay

Parts of the Pinellas Trail are getting a much-needed facelift, thanks to a county program. The quest to beautify the trail is what's right with Tampa Bay.

For families that are struggling to put food on the table and are homebound, help is on the way this holiday season. Two Bay Area organizations have come together to provide and deliver food to these hard-to-reach families. 

When real estate agent Ross Hardy visits a restaurant, it's not to put it on the market. Instead, he is there to highlight it through an effort called ‘Hungry in Hernando’.

The ‘Laundry Project’ has helped more than 20,000 families across the country do about 200,000 loads of laundry for free over the past 13 years.

Through hard work and perseverance, a Bay Area teenager has won a sports scholarship from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Keannah and Kayandra Valle, who train at Ingrams Okinawan Karate in Hudson, took home medals in karate at the Junior Olympics.

Kelli Casto supplies medical equipment to seniors who can’t afford it through her grass-roots effort called ‘Saving our Seniors’. 

When Belinda Leto found out that most foster children were not given birthday parties, she and a fellow nurse created a non-profit to give them free birthday parties.

The Pasco County Horsemen’s Association is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization that has been inspiring riders for nearly 50 years.

It's fall and that means it's time for high school homecomings. The dress, the shoes, and the dinner out can get very expensive. One group is committed to helping girls who can't afford to buy a new dress get one.

Lakeland's oldest homeless shelter is changing lives for the better. Talbot House Ministries’ mission to help the less fortunate is What's Right with Tampa Bay.