"I am amazing. I am courageous. I am dynamic." Ka'Mya Shanelle hopes her published coloring books, filled with self-love affirmations, will inspire other children with confidence.

Corina Newsome is a Philly Native making national waves in wildlife conservation. Her career today has set her on a path more monumental than she imagined for herself growing up.

Highschool sweethearts Bryon and Natasha Dockett used to sleep under the I-95 bridge in South Philadelphia. Nearly six years later and just 5 blocks away, that story has turned around.

Maureen Carreno has become known as the "Souper" Mom for giving away more than 5,000 quarts of soup at her Delaware County home through the coronavirus pandemic.

Through the chaos of a global pandemic and a contentious presidential election, Snacktime Philly brass band cheers on the city, while urging support for local musicians.

Paris Fit, inspired by Noel Davis' own physical rehabilitation, helps clients cope with ailments through physical fitness and employs young people to keep them off the street. During the pandemic, things got harder before they got better.

Paoli high school junior Hita Gupta, who started the nonprofit Brighten A Day with her allowance in April, has raised $30,000 to bring smiles to senior citizens' faces around the world.

Philadelphia grandmother Darlene Burton has given away hundreds of masks in her community to curb COVID-19 by hanging them from a tree in front of her house.

The instructions are simple: Take what you need, and leave what you don’t. Though the refrigerators on the sidewalk in a couple of South Philly neighborhoods may seem odd to some passersby, they offer free fresh produce and pantry staples to neighbors in need.

Tony Royster is the brain and soul behind "Philly Elmo" and Positive Movement Entertainment. Many people have seen social media videos of someone in a big, red, hard-to-miss costume leading a drumline through Philly's streets, but few know the background of the group and, more importantly, their message.