Knox County's newest school will open for the 2013-14 school year. But, not with a playground.

A Campbell County woman's showing her Volunteer Spirit for the hospital caring for her granddaughter, by collecting blankets.

Three brothers are still together and with a forever family, thanks to Childhelp Tennessee and the Ketterers.They're officially one big happy family after fostering the boys for more than a year.

Sevierville second grader Audry Stanger is running a mini marathon for St. Jude's Cancer Hospital later this month. She hopes to raise 100,000 dollars!

The House of Hope is now a safer place to serve the needy, thanks to two roofing businesses with Volunteer Spirit.

A local manufacturer wants to help, but now we need a a roofer!

She's practicing her routine with partner Jeremy Norris of the Academy Ballroom for Dancing with the Knoxville Stars, when three special guests drop by bearing gifts!

A group of ladies meet once a month to share their love of decorative painting. And, a local charity receives their gift of talent.

He's 17 years old and about to take the trip of his lifetime. But Chris Patti is already feeling the impact.

A teacher, a principal, maybe even a lunch lady. We all had a favorite who showed volunteer spirit by making our day better in school.

Joshua Eades, DMD in Knoxville and some of his staff put in days of work, all for a smile in return.

Heartstrings group spread joyful noise and Volunteer spirit wherever they go.

Show your Volunteer Spirit by donating a gently used formal or by attending the Fierce and Fancy Formals fashion show and dress sale.

Santa's getting a lot of help delivering gifts and volunteer spirit to people living with Alzheimer's and or Dementia.

Babies in area NICU's on Christmas will receive a new blanket, thanks to two mom's. But they need your help to reach their goal.

Several talented and fun guests rang and even sang for the Red Kettle's Media Day with the Local 8 News morning crew at West Town Mall.

Ten local bands will come together at Mulligans December 8th to help bring Christmas to some of the families affected by Hurricane Sandy.

Several teens volunteer their time throughout the week at Courtyards Senior Living facility in Knoxville. They get an unforgettable lesson in life.

Helen and Ellen of the Love Kitchen were surprised with a very generous gift from Texas Roadhouse restaurants. A new $6,000 oven to cook more food faster for those in need.

A Halloween costume contest on board the Riverboat of Knoxville will benefit Kidz Team. A local organization that provides families of kids just diagnosed with cancer, support and supplies at a critical time of need.

Caitlyn Smith has been collecting flip flops for people in a poor village in Nicaragua. She heard about their need from a family member's mission trip.

South College students, faculty and staff bound hands and blankets "sew" kids in a school in Appalachia have something to warm up to this winter.

An all women networking group brings cash infusion to a privately owned business.

They say cats have nine lives, but they might have even more, if they're not sitting in cages in shelters. Animal adoption is always a great option for any homeless pet, but fostering can save many lives.

Four year old Kylie Grace is getting a lot of support as she battles terminal brain cancer. Friends and new comers are planning the 2nd Annual Benefit Bike Ride for Kylie August 25, 2012.