How to Help

About 100,000 people are waiting for an organ transplant right now.

Here are some places where you can donate to the families affected by the condo collapse.

As Texas residents continue to seek warmth and shelter, there are several ways you can help right now, no matter where you live.

The coronavirus pandemic has been incredibly damaging for the restaurant industry in the United States: The National Restaurant Association estimates that at least 17% of the country’s food service establishments have already shuttered, with 10,000 restaurants having closed their doors in just the past three months.

Small businesses have struggled mightily during the pandemic. In the series “Rebound,” small business owners documented their struggles during the pandemic. Now, they have come together to discuss what they learned over the past six months.

Community members — doubled by a donation match by the Ford Motor Company Fund on gifts up to $25,000 — raised thousands and thousands of dollars on Friday’s Day of Giving hosted by NBC 7 and Telemundo 20, reports NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado.

Feeding San Diego is making sure children don’t have to go hungry with its Fuel for Summer program. NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado has more.

One in four San Diego County children are at risk of going hungry during summer break, but Feeding San Diego is doing all it can with its Fuel for Summer program to make sure that doesn’t happen.

Feeding San Diego is making sure children don’t have to go hungry with its Fuel for Summer program.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused more food insecurity for local families and to help combat that, the Fuel for Summer campaign aims to feed those in need.

As protests against police brutality continue amid the coronavirus outbreak, Americans have donated millions of dollars to the Floyd Memorial Fund and civil rights groups. But such giving may also lead to scams and illegitimate organizations trying to take advantage of the situation. Here’s how to avoid them.

A look at how Serving Seniors, a San Diego nonprofit that helps low-income seniors, has been ramping up its efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.

NBC 7’s Ashley Matthews shares one non-profit organization’s efforts to help senior citizens amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Donations of cloth face coverings, medical masks, tablets and phone chargers are being accepted at various Sharp Rees-Stealy locations around San Diego County.

The coronavirus pandemic has changed our lives in San Diego County and beyond. Here are some ways to help fellow San Diegans struggling during these difficult times.

NBC 7’s Consumber Bob has more details on how you can help out your community during this coronavirus pandemic.