• Craig Robertson speaks with Ashley Fric, who is shining the light on her community with a 'Little Library' movement in Keswick.

• Kevin Frankish is with Megan Glanfield - a single gay Mom and elementary school teacher in York Region who started REVOLUTION NOW a venture for marginalized and racialized youth last September.

• Jim Lang tells us about PINEAPPLE mortgage company who raised $15000 to benefit youth sports and the MLSE Foundation.

• Craig Robertson speaks with Vanessa Smith, the Manager of Outreach and Education at Massey Hall/Roy Thomson Hall about the Lullaby Project that teams up songwriters with young moms to write a lullaby for their baby. Craig also gets the songwriter's perspective with Justin Rutledge, a Canadian singer/songwriter. 

• Jim Lang has details about EXPERIENCE TRAIL a project that highlights the region’s attractions and events

• Kevin Frankish looks into a new partnership that has sprung between the Food Bank of York Region (FBYR) and Youth Initiative’s and Excellence with Learning Disabilities (Y.I.E.L.D.), a program of Learning Disabilities Association of Toronto District (LDATD). Y.I.E.L.D. has created this Feel-Good Cookbook project in the spirit of forging interconnectedness in the community and to open the conversation on food security and food literacy.

• Craig Robertson speaks with Newmarket's Steven Megson, who has written a kids book about positivity and inclusion called "Rooty the Rutabaga", inspired by his daughter Mia.

• Kevin Frankish looks into how The Food Bank of York Region has partnered with Y.I.E.L.D. on the Feel Good Cook Book project taking aim at providing an interconnected community cook book and bringing awareness to Food Insecurity. 

• Jim Lang presents the Aurora Tigers U15 team selling pink hoodies to fight racism - funds go to Hockey Diversity Alliance

• Tina Cortese introduces us to designer Shahin Zartosht, who shares his story about his time as a model; his move to Canada just 4 years ago; a preview of the Fashion Art Event in Toronto on May 6th and the opening of his luxury boutique at Hillcrest Mall in June.

• Craig Robertson discusses the McMichael Art Gallery offering free admission on Tuesdays until May

• Jim Lang introduces us to how golfers can enjoy a complete round of golf indoors with virtual courses from around the world.

• Tina Cortese looks into how the City of Richmond Hill has partnered with the Ontario College of Art & Design University and eCampus Ontario to create a centre to help businesses recover from the pandemic.

• Kevin Frankish has the details about Hydro One announcing the recipients of the William Peyton Hubbard Memorial Award, who will each receive a $5,000 scholarship and an opportunity to complete a paid work term at Hydro One. The William Peyton

Hubbard Memorial Award is Hydro One’s longest-standing scholarship to date, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year

• Craig Robertson chats with Xavier Pitman, a 14-year old from Guelph who is collecting sleeping bags for Ukrainian refugees in Poland.

• Jim Lang speaks with twin 10-year-olds and their 14 year old brother from Newmarket creating and selling homemade buttons for Ukraine

• Tina Cortese looks at how B'nai Brith Canada is collecting donations for Ukraine (this Sunday and next Sunday at Promenade Mall parking lot)

• Social Media Manager Caroline Petrucci is joined by 14-year-old Vasili Prangikos. The Toronto-based triple-threat stars as the supporting actor in the new NBC Peacock Original Series "Take Note". The pair discuss Vasili's love for performing, the joy he experienced with his castmates on set and how it feels to achieve his dream at such a young age.

• Craig Robertson speaks with Matt McNama, the Senior Communications Manager with Airbnb about the incredible generosity Canadians are giving to buy up Airbnb rentals in the Ukraine, plus how they are teaming up with the NBA's Utah Jazz and how you can help by hosting refugees in your home

• Glynn Perkins discusses how the parent organization of CAA South Central Ontario (SCO), CAA Manitoba, CAA Insurance Company, Orion Travel Insurance and Echelon Insurance, will be making a $100,000 donation to the Canadian Red Cross Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal

• Jim Lang speaks with Aurora resident (Chris Neal) who along with his wife is trying to raise $2 Million Dollars for the Southlake NeoNatal ICU; his now 22 year old twin daughters were born there and received outstanding care.

• Craig Robertson is with Aaron McFadden, a high school teacher living outside to raise awareness and funds for homelessness

• Kevin Frankish speaks with Emma Dagher, who in February 2022 officially marks one year of service in her community food security initiative of weekly food drive collections for the Food Bank of York Region (FBYR)

• Glynn Perkins speaks with Todd Morganstein from Thornhill; recognized by the province for his volunteer work with Yellow Brick House

• Jim Lang has information on the Hydro One Energizing Life Community Fund.

• Craig Robertson with a story of a foundation that sees doctors prescribe a Park Pass to Canada's National Parks as medication.

• Jim Lang has details of the 2022 York Region Arts Council Awards.

• Jim Lang speaks with Austin Rogers; the author of "The Ultimate Book of Pub Trivia" and his time on Jeopardy.

• Kevin Frankish is with the publisher from right here in Vaughan, BLACK GIRLS MAGAZINE

• Jim Lang presents details of the 10th Annual Cupcake Fundraiser for the Ontario SPCA

• Tina Cortese talks with MPP Daisy Wai of Richmond Hill and her private member's bill to honour the non-profit sector

• Craig Robertson with the story of a Thornhill retired teacher who is a CNIB guide dog volunteer trainer.

• Kevin Frankish looks into how CAA is donating 900k to Sick Kid's Foundation, Black Youth Helpline and the Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba

• Jim Lang is with Stouffville resident and author Marissa Stapley....her book LUCKY is on the NY Times best sellers list and is one of Reese Witherspoon's favourites!