A local organization helping homeless veterans get off the streets and transition back into the community received a $1200 Helping Hand from 12 News and Devaugn James Injury Lawyers.
DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers and 12 News recognized Abby Koontz and the potentially life-saving effort at Newton High School, contributing a $1,200 Helping Hand.
. In recognition of the group’s efforts and to assist ICT Food Rescue with its work in the upcycle kitchen, KWCH and DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers lend a $1,200 Helping Hand.
“Art is Ageless” includes a competition and exhibit where residents become accomplished artists and their works are displayed throughout Presbyterian Manor communities.
When the Kansas Masonic Home closed at the end of 2022, the situation left dozens of seniors looking for a new place to live. A Wichita nonprofit, Empowered Senior, stepped up to help residents and their families through the process of finding new homes.
To show appreciation for the Wichita chapter of the Black Nurses Association and its contributions to the community, KWCH and DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers gave a Helping Hand.
A local organization making sure children have beds to sleep in is this week’s recipient of a $1,200 Helping Hand from KWCH and DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers.
With the help from people across Kansas and beyond, the United Way of the Plains has been able to make a significant impact in recovery and rebuilding efforts for people the tornado displaced in southeast Sedgwick County and the city of Andover.
A district spokesperson told Eyewitness News the money they raise through sales will be used to help them pay for ProStart culinary competitions, supplies, and scholarships.
A Hays woman celebrated her 15th re-birthday - marking the anniversary of the day she received a life-saving stem cell transplant to treat her cancer - by giving back.
A fifth grade class at Harry Street Elementary wanted to make a difference in their community, so they installed a Paxton’s Blessing Box outside the school to fill with food and other items for people in need.
KWCH and DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers gave a $1,200 Helping Hand to Kingman Healthcare Center for its response to mental health concerns in Kingman County.
KWCH and DeVaughn James Injury Lawyers worked with Dillons grocery store in Wichita to surprise 12 teachers from USD 259 with $100 gift cards to buy school supplies.
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