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Recently, three-year-old Jameson Wortner and two-year-old Mya Maye from Peshtigo were diagnosed with cancer. Upon hearing this, Shelley Ellis decided to pay it forward and give back to those who gave to her when her daughter was battling cancer.

On Friday afternoon, the Door Community Child Development Center held a groundbreaking for its new 18,500-square-foot sustainable facility off Gordon Road in Sturgeon Bay.

All four floors sustained damage when a water pipe burst late last year.

For volunteers like Action 2 News reporter Kristyn Allen, making sure the CP Center has the funding it needs is personal.

Christiana and Nick Trapani, owners of the Door County Candle Company, have raised more than $868,000 for Ukraine relief efforts.

A mother-daughter duo is making a difference for people who have food allergies.

CP has expanded far beyond its original mission, now serving infants to senior adults with cerebral palsy, head injuries, strokes, Down Syndrome and other challenges.

Samaritan Counseling Center is looking for people and groups deserving of the Selfless Samaritan Awards. Nominate someone today!

this year, Give Big Green Bay has $500,000 to match donations coming in through noon on February 22.

With the help of his parent's dentist practice and the New Community Shelter, Nolan Van Miller was able to give those less fortunate free dental care and create confidence in themselves.

A Green Bay high school student is once again making a sizable donation to a Green Bay homeless shelter.

Yoga is supposed to be good for the body and the mind. It pulled Jaime Lee out of a dark place in her own life, and she's paying it forward.

It was a unique social experiment during the Civil Rights movement, exchanging students from Kaukauna High School and predominantly-Black Rufus King High School in Milwaukee. Now it's the subject of an award-winning documentary.

William "Smokey" Dawson came to Green Bay in 1857 and lived as a free man, respected worker and property owner.

Free tube rides down the hill are offered from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, February 7.

”In October of ‘16 I was diagnosed with breast cancer. In 2018 I was diagnosed with skin cancer. Now I’m diagnosed with stomach cancer,” Sergeant Jennifer Clement with the Grand Chute Police Department said.

Community Members want to raise funds to restore St. Boniface and use it as a local church. The diocese issued a recent decree on the church.

The Wisconsin Humane Society is drawing masterpieces... for a good cause.

Business owners are also thinking of ways to help the families, especially since one of the teenagers’ family is a part of the bar and restaurant industry.

Officials update us on construction on the $16 million project.

For a $25 donation on Facebook, owners can upload a photo of their pet and volunteers will make a drawing.

The church has helped more than 35 Ukrainian refugees find their footing so far.

The Honors Selection Board chose 350 student performers from a pool of nearly 10,000 applicants.

After the holidays, an Oshkosh teenager is spreading cheer throughout the year.

The Green Bay Conservation Corps spent the morning chopping down an invasive species and improving a community trail.

The sound of voices and drums rang through Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Saturday.

Nan Pahl has served as the director of social services for the Salvation Army of Greater Green Bay for the past 13 years.

The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation says a $250,000 grant from the Green Bay Packers Foundation triggered a boost from other community donors.

You are asked to mail your Valentine’s Day cards no later than Feb. 10.

Watch the video to learn more about Santa’s job.