A youngster who challenged himself to walk 100 steps on his prosthetic legs in a tribute to Captain Sir Tom reached the halfway mark in just one day.

A hospice is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to bring some colour and joy to town this summer with Elmer's Big Heart of Kent Parade.

An electricity apprentice has been rewarded after trekking through cold terrain, across moors and volunteering at a charity shop.

A charity has launched a mobile foodbank named Barry, to help even more families in need.

An animal sanctuary could end up being fined £2,500 after complaints were made about its noisy geese and cockerels.

A family is running, walking and cycling the equivalent of a popular US road trip to raise money for a rugby club.

Tony Hudgell is set to walk 100 steps without his crutches in memory of his hero, Captain Sir Tom Moore.

A supermarket collection has netted more than a tonne of food for the needy.

TV personality James Jordan braved the shave live on Loose Women in a fundraising tribute to his dad, who died of a brain tumour.

A new dad-of-twins will complete a gruelling physical challenge to raise thousands for charity.

A 100-year-old army veteran has raised more than £28,000 for the Help For Heroes charity.

Residents and charities have just days left to get their nominations in for this year's Kent Charity Awards.

A young lad with terminal leukaemia is receiving massive support as he aims to complete a bucket list.

A tea shop, eBay store and vegetable growing are all in the pipeline at a special needs school, to help pupils sharpen their work related skills.

A young girl has raised in excess of £1,000 for a farm at her school.

Twenty-three good causes are to receive grants from a district council.

On what would have been Kelly Turner’s 21st birthday, we remember the story of the teen who brought a community together.

There's a new type of 'food bank' where you can sign up to get enough to feed yourself for £3.50 a week including fresh vegetables and meat.

Two radio presenters have been broadcasting since 7am and aim to carry on for 24-hours to celebrate Comic Relief.

A charity is appealing to those who have helped others during the pandemic to turn it into something more permanent.