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A clothing swap in Denver will benefit a nonprofit organization empowering girls with physical differences on Saturday, March 4 in Denver.

2017 is right around the corner, which means you'll be thinking about those resolutions that could make a difference for you in the new year. But did you know there are five resolutions that all Fort Collins residents can take part in?

Thanksgiving is just over a week away, and the need to fill food bank freezers with frozen turkeys is high.

According to Farmers Insurance, millions of veterans will soon return to civilian jobs., so their mission is to give back to those who served with 'Suits for Soldiers.'

A Fort Collins eatery has planted a tree that grows more than leaves; it sprouts toiletries, clothing, journals and even snacks for anyone who may need them.

The Artery is hosting a concert coat drive on January 2,. When you bring a coat to donate to the United Way of Larimer County, you'll get in the doors for free.

I wasn't expecting to be blown away by a young singer songwriter from Fort Collins on Saturday night. You have to hear this girl!

Saturday, October 24, the garage on Riverside Ave. will host Houska Garage Band - Do the Right Thing to benefit Connor Walsh, who was injured in a hit-and-run.

Colorado Moves to End Cancer is happening on Saturday night (August 29, 2015). It's a luau, and I'm the DJ. Great times will be had, especially because it will be held on the spacious deck of the pool at the Miramont South.

Did you know there is a Rocky Mountain Beard and Mustache Club? Did you know they also have a competition coming to Loveland this Saturday (June 13th) for a good cause? You do now.

Nothing says community in Northern Colorado more than golf and 3Hopeful Hearts is pleased to announce that they have a great day of golf planned for June. Let's get signed up now for the 3Hopeful Hearts Remembrance Golf Tournament.

"Red Nose Day" is a big deal in the UK that involves celebrities and regular people, as they get together to raise awareness and fight poverty thought entertainment, and it's coming to the United States.