Press release: D-backs to donate $550,000 to community for emergency relief efforts

Good News Notes: “The Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation announced the donation of $550,000 to Arizona-based non-profit organizations that will immediately assist in helping those most vulnerable during the current national emergency. ‘Over the past 10 days, we have watched the heroic efforts of so many Arizonans who are helping those in need – from medical professionals…

Volunteer rural EMS service saved ER nurse with CPR device she helped fund

 Good News Notes: “When Alicia Bravo saw the EMS service in her childhood hometown was holding a 5K race to raise money for a mechanical chest compression system, she signed up right away. As an ER nurse, Bravo knew the importance of quality CPR. She also recognized the challenges faced by volunteer-fueled rural emergency services….

Workers help keep Olympic Discovery Trail groomed

 Good News Notes: “A group of hardy Clallam County volunteers are among those who keep the Olympic Discovery Trail maintained for hiking, biking and horseback riding. The Clallam County Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT) volunteer trail crew led by Volunteer Coordinator Tanner Boggs illustrates the energy, stamina and variety of those who donate their time on…

Dobnaks give back to St. Jude Children’s Hospital

Good News Notes: “It all started out as a fun footnote buried deep in the Twins’ game notes, courtesy of an enterprising media relations intern. It has spiraled into what the newly formed Dobnak family hopes can be the start of a meaningful giving relationship. This holiday season, Randy and Aerial Dobnak are now happily…

Rescue horses receive of Christmas Day generosity

Good News Notes: “Some rescue horses in the Cabell County area were the recipients of Christmas Day generosity on Wednesday, and the people who helped out said it was about more than just cleaning out stalls. About 29 rescue horses live on the Mulligan Farm in LeSage. The animals are cared for by the non- profit…

Non Profit Helps With Beach Clean Up

Good News Notes: “SPI KATS, an island based non profit, helped clean up the beach Saturday. “ “The organization started their fight to protect the environment and beach goers about five months ago.” “The group cleans up on the first and third Saturdays of every month.” View the whole story here: http://www.krgv.com/news/non-profit-helps-with-beach-clean-up/