CHARITY

Toddler Veronika had to leave her doll in Ukraine but found the same one in a charity warehouse.

A third of UK households could be fuel poor from October if bills rise to £3,000 a year, as feared.

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has paid in full the mortgages on homes for four fallen Florida first responders, including JFRD Capt. Thomas Barber.

Nearly 50 Jaguars players and coaches will wear specially painted shoes to show support for various causes Sunday when the Jaguars face the Rams in Los Angeles.

Volunteer builders take on their biggest challenge to help make Cher Little's house a home.

As a report says levelling up plans must consider local views, people in Rhyl debate the changes needed.

The vast expanse of webs are down to a "caterpillar population explosion", an expert says.

It’s undergone a lot of changes of the years, none more than last year, but the Tom Coughlin Jay Fund keeps delivering on its mission to help families of children undergoing cancer treatment.

British soldiers stole the priceless Benin bronzes nearly 125 years ago.

We’d like to hear how you used the — to pay bills, donate to charity, go shopping, invest or put it in the bank.

Once the home team scores its first goal of the game, fans unleash the teddy bears by throwing them over the glass and onto the ice. If it's a packed game and fans know about the toss, teddy bears will fly onto the ice for several minutes. The teddy bear toss has become so popular in some areas, that world records have been broken. The previous record for the Teddy Bear Toss was set in 2015 by fans of the Calgary Hitmen with 28,815 stuffed animals. The Hershey Bears collected 25,017 stuffed animals at their 2017 Teddy Bear Toss, but absolutely crushed their record with 34,798 stuffed animals in 2018.

The annual Positively Jax Kicks for the Kids event wrapped up another successful year Saturday morning. If you need help with WJXT’s or WCWJ's FCC public inspection file, call (904) 393-9801.

The Gonzalez family came out to support the Hoses, but there was also a lot of support for the Guns. “We've been waiting to play this game for a year,” said Daniel Perrotti, the captain of the “Guns” team. Many of the proceeds will go to help support the family of Brian McCluney, one of two firefighters lost at sea over the summer. "We love doing events like this,” said Stephen Myers, the captain of the “Hoses” team. And it's a lot of fun.”He added, "Most people, once they see a live hockey game, get hooked on this game.