Giving Day: Operation Dignity
KTVU's Giving Day spotlight is on Operation Dignity, which works to keep at-risk veterans and their families in their homes and find shelter for vets who become homeless. The group focuses on veterans in Alameda County and hopes to end homelessness among veterans there.
Giving Day: American Indian Film Institute
KTVU is highlighting Native American Heritage Month by focusing on the American Indian Film Institute. The San Francisco-based group has planned a film festival that showcases the contributions, issues and people who make up the Native American community. KTVU spoke with Paloma Flores of the institute about the virtual film festival that starts this week.
Giving Day: Hers Breast Cancer Foundation
KTVU's Alex Savidge talks with the executive director of Hers Breast Cancer Foundation. The group stands for hope, empowerment, renewal and support.
Giving Day: Making strides against breast cancer
Making Strides of Silicon Valley volunteer talks with KTVU about upcoming fundraiser to fight breast cancer.
Giving Day: American Cancer Society encouraging women to screen for breast cancer
KTVU FOX 2's Heather Holmes reports.
Giving Day: Making strides against breast cancer
KTVU FOX 2's Sal Castaneda spoke with Kelly Garcia of the American Cancer Society for this week's Giving Day segement.
Giving Day: Nuestra Casa
KTVU's Sal Castaneda talks with the Executive Director of Nuestra Casa, a non-profit organization that provides safety net services for immigrant and low income families in East Palo Alto.
Giving Day: La Clinica de la Raza
KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian talks with the CEO of La Clinica de la Raza, an East Bay service that provides culturally appropriate health care for everyone regardless of their ability to pay.
Giving Day: Latino Community Foundation
KTVU's Sal Castaneda talks with a leader of Latino Community Foundation. The non-profit group works to unleash the power of Latino communities by making their voices heard in elections and beyond.
Giving Day: Sean M. Walsh K-9 Memorial Foundation
Sean M. Walsh had dreamed of being a K-9 dog handler. And after the U.S. soldier was killed in Afghanistan in 2011, his mother Cheryl was worked to fulfill her son's dream.
Giving Day: Rebekah Children's Services
Fund Development and Community Relations Director Claudia Sandoval talks to KTVU about the opportunities Rebekah Children's Services provides to parents and children.
Giving Day: SF LGBT Center
Learn more about San Francisco's LGBT Center as Natalie Thompson explains its mission.
Giving Day: KTVU highlights Destiny Arts Center
Precious Billops talks to KTVU about the Destiny Arts Center, which teaches young people how to ignite social change through art.
KTVU 'Giving Day' recognizes Oakland Firefighters Cancer Prevention Foundation
President of the Oakland Firefighters Cancer Prevention Foundation Ryan Meineke highlights the organization's efforts to combat the higher than average rates of cancer firefighters are faced with.
KTVU 'Giving Day' recognizes Tech Exchange
KTVU's Giving Day Drive recognizes Tech Exchange, an organization that provides free refurbished computers and technology to low-income families. Hear from Executive Director Seth Hubbert about how the need for their service has grown during the pandemic.
KTVU 'Giving Day' recognizes SOMOS Mayfair
Saul Ramos, deputy director of SOMOS Mayfair, a San Jose-based organization that supports children and families while addressing systemic inequities, joins Mornings on 2 to discuss the organizations efforts during the pandemic.
KTVU 'Giving Day' recognizes Full Belly Bus
KTVU is highlighting Full Belly Bus, a nonprofit organization which works to provide hope and care to pets whose owners are working to end or prevent homelessness.
KTVU 'Giving Day' recognizes 100 Black Men of the Bay Area
KTVU partnered with !00 Black Men of the Bay Area to promote their effort to distribute care packages, including food and toiletries, to unhoused people during the coronavirus pandemic.
Giving Day Drive: Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce
KTVU is supporting the Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce, which provides grants to businesses hurt by the coronavirus outbreak.