It all started with one Facebook post. Dayna Cavanagh of Delaware County asked people to chip in to help send lunch to her mother’s hospital department on the frontlines of COVID-19. Read more here.

Alan Brody, owner of Bryce’s Catering Company in Wynnewood, says most of his employees have been with the company for a long time. But, like many other business owners in similar situations, the ripple effect from COVID-19 really hit home.

Alycia Larson is known to hundreds of kids across Philadelphia as the “geography lady.” She’s like a modern-day Ms. Frizzle, but instead of a magic school bus, she carries around a “magic” suitcase that she uses to teach children about the world.

In her non-profit, You're Beautifully Made, Shanon Skipworth has found her reason, and her calling. She began by mentoring girls from ages 10-18, teaching them self-esteem, etiquette, job readiness, entrepreneurship, and more skills they need to lead successful lives. Read more here.

In her non-profit, You're Beautifully Made, Shanon Skipworth has found her reason, and her calling. She began by mentoring girls from ages 10-18, teaching them self-esteem, etiquette, job readiness, entrepreneurship, and more skills they need to lead successful lives. Read more here.

Noel Davis' childhood dream was always to become an archaeologist. Eventually, that dream came true. The Rutgers graduate was able to take her love of digging overseas for excavating projects in Italy and England. But about a year into her first major project, things took a turn.