Posted: 7:43 AM Three people from Beatrice have joined forces to help raise money and collect survival supplies for storm-weary residents in Oklahoma.

Posted: 7:43 AM Money. It's the only thing the Red Cross says is guaranteed to help tornado victims. Sending something else can quickly become another burden. "If you look at the pictures of Moore, Oklahoma, there are no houses," said Susan Epps, Executive Director of the Cornhusker Chapter of the American Red Cross.

Posted: 7:46 AM The clean-up continues in Moore, Oklahoma Wednesday. Eighty-two members of Nebraska Task Force 1 are an active part of that recovery effort.

Posted: 7:47 AM Residents in Lincoln and a group of Boy Scouts have collected 47,000 pounds of outdated phone directories for recycling. The Cornhusker Council Boy Scouts collected telephone directories door-to-door in Lincoln neighborhoods. Directories were also dropped off at parks and recreation centers throughout Lincoln.

Posted: 7:35 AM Man's best friend is going to Oklahoma to help kids and other victims cope with the devastation caused by a massive tornado Monday.

Posted: 7:34 AM As the death toll rises for the massive tornado that hit Moore, Okla., Monday afternoon, some well-known relief agencies are jumping into action. There are many ways for those in Oklahoma and all over the country to help.

Posted: 7:36 AM Rescue crews are working to find survivors after a monstrous tornado barreled through the Oklahoma City suburbs. About 80 members of the Nebraska Task Force One Urban Search and Rescue Team left Monday to help with rescue efforts.

Updated: 9:50 PM More than a thousand people spent their Sunday supporting Seth Ostrander and his family at a luncheon benefit that included food, entertainment, silent auctions, and even a magic act from Seth himself.

Posted: 7:34 AM Volunteers filled trucks full of unwanted clothes and household items.

Posted: 7:36 AM For those at Relay for Life in Seward, the event meant more than simply putting an end to cancer. Hundreds gathered to raise funds and awareness for cancer research.

Posted: 7:34 AM The students held a fundraiser for their beloved teacher Dayna Buss, who passed away in November.

Updated: 4:16 PM After 24-hours of donating, "Give to Lincoln Day" raised over 2 million dollars for area charities.

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Posted: 7:48 AM The Stuhr Museum Foundation hopes to raise $7 million for renovations.

Updated: 12:04 PM Healthy, happy, and learning new jobs. It's a better life for the horses saved from the S.O.F.E. Horse Rescue, named for the So Often Forgotten Equine.

Updated: 1:00 PM Federal grant money is available to nonprofits to transport elderly and disabled residents in Nebraska.

Posted: 7:40 AM A local salon is stepping up to support a Boston stylist injured during the marathon bombing.

Posted: 7:41 AM Kaileb Webber needs help winning a wheelchair accessible van. There's one day left in the contest, and they need more votes.

Posted: 7:39 AM Fundraisers are planned after a 3-year-old North Platte boy nearly drowned this week.

Posted: 8:18 AM A statewide effort to raise money for the family of late Lincoln Police officer John Clarke has paid off

Posted: 8:18 AM Volunteers made a difference for a Lincoln family Tuesday, raising the walls on their new home.

Posted: 7:34 AM Imagine opening your pantry and seeing nothing but empty shelves. It's a reality for Lincoln's hungry and one food pantry can't keep up with the need.

Posted: 7:34 AM Years of work has paid off for some happy dogs in Columbus. Residents began looking for land nearly a decade ago where they could establish a dog park.

Posted: 12:05 PM 10/11 Central Nebraska staff braved the chilly temperatures on Saturday to walk dogs for a good cause. It was the tenth annual Central Nebraska Humane Society's Walk For Animals.

Posted: 7:20 AM Nebraska's first and only accredited program of its kind, Keya House provides resources through trained peers in a "home away from home" setting for those in crisis.