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Gather on Broadway and Three Three Five both received donations from community members that will help their businesses as well as those in need.

Santa’s sleigh will visit neighborhoods every Tuesday night, escorted by Appleton police officers and firefighters.

It’s the only holiday event the museum is able to host safely this season.

Many nonprofits this year haven’t been able to rely on a typical amount of donations. One Waupaca organization holds only one fundraiser a year and wasn’t expecting much in 2020, but have been surprised.

The Manitowoc Police Department is trying to identify the dog and the owner to get rabies vaccination information for medical treatment of the victim.

Organizers doubled the number of lights and created a longer route in anticipation of bigger crowds.

Yes, Wisconsin, there is a Santa Claus. Make glad the heart of childhood by answering the call to help TOYS FOR TOTS.

An Appleton girl who’s dealt with pediatric cancer spent the day trying to give a little cheer to those still in treatment.

Ryan’s family and friends welcomed him home Wednesday night from Madison, with a fire department escort.

Organizers hope to bring holiday cheer during the pandemic, but some trees also serve as a memorial.

De Pere and its business leaders ask you to support local businesses -- local people -- with your holiday dining and gift-giving.

Many therapists are noting increased need for mental health care in their communities. A Brown County nonprofit organization works to make sure people can access counseling regardless of their insurance or financial situation.

The fundraiser will be streamed on Facebook Live. The performances are pre-record, but the reveal will be live.

The volunteers are being used as general caregivers to balance staffing shortages already present before the pandemic.

The Boys and Girls Club of the Fox Valley is spending the month raising awareness on runaway and homeless youth. The campaign is called “Youth on the Move.”

The season is essential for the survival of small businesses downtown. That’s why they want to make sure shoppers and diners feel safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The package police have their eyes on would provide more than just cameras.

The pandemic is changing how kids can see Santa this year. Here's a look at some changes.

Her name is Virginia Ecker and her family said she was an average toddler before her leukemia diagnosis.

Area businesses and individuals sponsored the wreaths and designers decorated them.

More meals and less room at homeless shelters have staff stretched thin.

The pandemic has made some nonprofits more needed than ever. However many are finding it difficult to maintain enough volunteers.

The COVID-19 Event Risk Assessment Planning Tool is simply a way to look at the risk you’re taking in any sized gathering, in any county, and the risk big or small is high across Wisconsin.

Director Sara Holub says virtual performances challenge the students to tap into their creativity.

A regional nonprofit organization launched ticket sales Sunday for its new virtual fundraiser event, which will be held in December.

Many winter farmers markets have been cancelled or switched to an online format this year because of the pandemic. But the Oshkosh Farmers Markets decided to still host its winter market in person this season.

Aegis Financial plans to donate hams before Christmas, too.

A specialized car service for the elderly and people with disabilities is now being offered in Appleton and Green Bay. But, in light of the pandemic, Carepool is also expanding its services to help more people.

The popular North Pole Christmas display is prepared to open in its new location, in the Town of Rantoul in Calumet County. The display was set up in Kaukauna for the past 14 years.

Developers are planning a 41 unit apartment complex with a mix of one to three bedrooms options.