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The Helen Woodward Animal Center’s Surf Dog Surf-a-Thon will ride the waves at Del Mar Dog Beach.

Ava Handley of Escondido was twelve years old when she was diagnosed with DIPG, diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, a very rare childhood brain cancer that has no known cure.

Ava Handley of Escondido was twelve years old when she was diagnosed with DIPG, diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, a very rare childhood brain cancer that has no known cure. Now, her parents have started a charity in her honor. NBC 7’s Marianne Kushi has more.

The Helen Woodward Animal Center fundraiser happens just days ahead of Comic-Con International.

This Fido fundraiser is all about catching some rays, admiring the waves, and raising funds for the Helen Woodward Animal Center.

A New Path will celebrate 18 years of cross-border addiction recovery help with a fashion show fundraiser on Sept. 17

The fundraiser supports the animal-helping programs of the Helen Woodward Animal Center.

The celebratory soirée, a fundraiser for agricultural students, will kick off the multi-week happening.

SabesWings and United Cerebral Palsy of Paso Robles are the beneficiaries of the “Sensorio Gives Back” fundraiser.

California Live partners up with NBC Bay Area and Telemundo 48 to give back… backpacks to students that are heading back to school. Malou Nubla meets with Co-Founder and CEO of the Family Giving Tree, Jennifer Cullenbine, to discuss the inspiration behind the organization, the service provided, and the supplies needed. Learn how you can help support the community. For...

The U.S. Navy is investigating the death but said it does not appear to be suicide or foul play.

Several people jumped off the Ocean Beach Pier to raise funds for aquatic safety and swimming lessons for communities in need. NBC 7’s Brooke Martell speaks with the brave do-gooders on the thrilling event.

A fundraiser to help make aquatic safety and swimming lessons accessible to local communities is being held by allowing do-gooders to jump off the Ocean Beach Pier.

Avid swimmers who are feeling charitable can take a plunge off the Ocean Beach Pier to help raise funds for the Prevent Drowning Foundation San Diego (PDFSD).

The Fido-fun fundraiser will trot into a new San Diego location. Human-dog costumes? They’re encouraged.