The Salvation Army

Since 1880, San Diegans have had the army on their side — the Salvation Army.

By Christina Orlovsky

A Reason to Survive (ARTS)

Young children facing difficult times often express their sadness or anger through artistic expression.

By Christina Orlovsky

San Diego Oceans Foundation

Living in a seaside city certainly has its benefits — but only if the oceanfront community supports its seas.

By Christina Orlovsky

Community Youth Athletic Center

Any given weekday afternoon, dozens of kids are putting up their dukes and preparing for a fight.

By Christina Orlovsky

Home Start, Inc.

It’s often said that charity begins at home. For one local charitable organization, the name says it all.

By Christina Orlovsky

La Cuna

A cradle is defined as a small bed for infants, but look further in the dictionary and you’ll find another definition.

By Christina Orlovsky

San Diego Rescue Mission

Every night, as your head hits the pillow, nearly 10,000 men, women and children in San Diego are hitting the pavement.

By Christina Orlovsky

Tap Project

What many Americans may take for granted is often a luxury for much of the world’s population.

By Christina Orlovsky

Baking Wishes

There’s nothing sweeter than knowing your hard work is going to a good cause.

By Christina Orlovsky

Burn Institute

The Burn Institute has dedicated the past 36 years to reducing the number of burn injuries and deaths in San Diego.