What's Right with Tampa Bay

Alta Vista Elementary School in Sarasota is about to look a lot different – and for students, the future of learning is getting a high-tech boost.

A Riverview church is helping feed hundreds of people each month through a grocery ministry.

While waiting for a life-saving double lung transplant, Vanessa Hernandez transformed her room at Tampa General Hospital into a hub of joy and creativity.

The March of Dimes is giving premature babies a fighting chance through groundbreaking research and life-saving support. 

A Tampa family celebrated their daughter's health milestone at the March of Dimes March for Babies walk.

All this week, What's Right with Tampa Bay will be highlighting the March of Dimes with stories like the Hasson family, whose daughter, Emily, was born prematurely. 

Pinellas County Schools are celebrating the thousands of volunteers who support and inspire students every day and one man’s dedication stands out in a big way. 

A busy University of Tampa senior makes time to give his time, talents and heart to help a Tampa museum.

We're continuing our week-long celebration of National Volunteer Month, and tonight's story shows a couple turning personal hardship into a hospital-wide hope.

April is National Volunteer Month and one woman is delivering more than just hot food to seniors in the Tampa Bay Area.