Sweet People

Deanna McNair of North Tonawanda is selling bracelets made by the men and women of Haiti to fund a trip there that will allow her to help build a house for a family in need.

Autumn Galdys is only 12 years old, but that won’t stop her from changing the world…one can at a time.

For the past six years, a Grand Island woman and her family have been making Christmas brighter for children in the hospital by putting up 6-foot Christmas trees in their rooms.

Last night Lori Stearns took her 14-year-old son Mikey to the Galleria Mall for new sneakers he had been begging for, but what happened next was the biggest surprise.

A former Buffalonian made it her mission to save a baby pig on Thanksgiving day.

“Liberty Hound” is about finding your own straight line again underneath all the tangled wires.

Many prayers for Zaida who was diagnosed with Stage 4 Hodgkins Lymphoma in June.

The Lyons kids suffer from a brain condition known as Chiari Malformation and Ehlos Danlos Sundrome that has required seven brain surgeries between the three of them.

From now until Oct. 15, you can help a little boy with a dream of seeing that no one is cold this winter.

After finding her father’s biological family, one Western New York woman is on a mission to help others do the same.

It was an honor for Rene Tucciarone to donate his kidney to his wife many years ago and he hopes someone else will do the same.

Diana Donnarumma of Clarence spent nine months at a Washington hospital where she received a lifesaving transplant. Now she starts her long road to recovery.

A young lady who has been battling Crohn’s disease since she was in first grade is being given the credit she deserves for never losing hope.

A local mom found strength for her son after he was diagnosed with a rare kidney disease.

Gloria is remarkable and her story deserves to be told. Please share her video and help get her on Ellen!

Words like stupid, dumb, worthless, ugly, or useless can cut worse than a knife which is why one WNY woman aims to change the way we talk to one another.

Mercedes Wilson of Buffalo may seem like she has it all…a beautiful family, great career as a talk-show host, founder of a nonprofit, and now a published author. But there was a time in Wilson’s life when she could not see the end of the tunnel.

“New Year, New You,” a novel based in Buffalo and focused around two proud gay men, was published April 23.

Heaven gained an angel tonight. We received the sad news that Princess Diana has left this world, but her beauty and strength will live on forever.