Encircle creates safe, affirming spaces for LGBTQ+ youth and their families through therapy, creative programs, and community support—all grounded in the motto “No Sides, Only Love.”

Leonard founded Utah Valley Refugees to help refugees rebuild their lives through housing, education, healthcare, and employment support.

Krista rescues and rehabilitates birds of prey while educating the public through Feathers for Thought.

Marta honors her late son by creating spaces for healing and purpose—first through Christian’s Christmas and now with The Healing Ranch and Community.

After her husband's passing, Jen founded the WILS Foundation to teach life-saving outdoor safety skills and advocate for helmet safety.

Mike has created a sense of community, independence, and joy for hundreds of children through fishing, hunting, and wildlife mentoring programs.

Felisita created the opportunity for students to connect with and celebrate Polynesian culture.

For years, 90-year-old Jan has opened up her home to those in need. They come to pick out food that has been donated by local stores, and they always leave with a hug.

See how Mark and Amber have created a support system for families with special needs.

Rachel started Story Crossroads, an organization meant to unify people of all ages and cultures through the art of storytelling.

Kris serves his New Jersey community by combining his two passions: fishing and teaching.

For five years now, Travis has been cleaning West Valley skatepark each morning at 5:30 for so local kids can safely enjoy the park.

When the harshest winter her city had ever seen swept in, Emely took the opportunity to lessen the blow for those in need.

Jason didn’t originally intend on giving away a car for Christmas, but it quickly became a yearly tradition.

When Valerie first volunteered to teach Zumba to seniors, she had no idea how her own life would benefit from this service.

David owns and operates the Friends in Need Animal Sanctuary that cares for over 270 animals in need of a home.

After teen gun violence in her New Jersey hometown hit an all-time high, Ashante decided to create a program to help.

In early 2020, as the pandemic spread fear, Brittany was inspired to call the St. Vincent’s soup kitchen to see how she could help the homeless community.

Natalie created her own curriculum to help incarcerated individuals improve their writing skills.

Like many people, Tyler and Keller wanted to do something to help the people in the Russian and Ukrainian conflict.

As a high school basketball coach, Kasey organizes an annual basketball game for all of the students with disabilities in his area.