A Miami-Dade firefighter fighting coronavirus got a comforting tribute from his colleagues and is thankful for the staff at Kendall Regional for helping him as he recovered. NBC 6 anchor Johnny Archer reports
He was working in retail just a few months ago and now, he’s living in the streets of downtown Miami. A man who asked us not to show his face or share his name agreed to use his voice to share a reality of the financial toll of the pandemic. “I actually left my apartment because I was afraid...
Even before the pandemic, more doctors were offering virtual visits for patients, like Nicklaus Children’s Hospital — one of the recipients of our Project Innovation grant — has been making that shift.
Nonprofit Branches Florida have shifted its needs to help families during the pandemic. They were a recipient of a $30,000 Project Innovation grant.
The Opa-locka Community Development Corporation, a nonprofit that addresses the area’s lack affordable housing, earned a $25,000 Project Innovation grant this year.
NBC 6 and Telemundo 51 have been helping local nonprofits create positive change here in South Florida. Project Innovation grants were awarded to programs addressing community issues in innovative ways.
Another winner of the Project Innovation grant, Centro Campesino offers COVID-19 related resources for migrant and seasonal farmworkers.
NBC 6 would like to join the local South Florida community in thanking doctors, nurses, first responders, and all those who are providing essential services during this time. Send a message of gratitude and a photo to isee@nbc6.com to contribute to the campaign.
Non-profit organizations, state and local governments are working to help South Floridians from going hungry while out of work. Here’s where you can find food distributions in South Florida.
You can join the NBC 6 morning team of Sheli Muniz, Roxanne Vargas, Adam Berg and Kristin Sanchez at locations across South Florida
To request talent appearances or sponsorship, use our community requests form.
