National volunteer Week highlights the need for volunteers not only this week or this month, but on a constant basis.

Youth Change Reaction member Grace Wilhelmson shares how four years on the MCFF youth group has influenced her view of the community.

Each of us has hobbies and interests that we can share with others. And when we invite newcomers to come along and learn more, we move from from just being welcomed to being engaged.

Each of us is part of a community, a community creates a hometown. It is up to each of us to determine what the hometown looks like now and for generations to come.

Everyone leaves a legacy behind for their children, their family and their communities but we need to be intentional about what we want that legacy to be.

We get to set the "vibe" of our community, making it something we tolerate or something we are proud of and want to wear on a t-shirt.

Reflecting on his grandmother's school book, Dale Dueland shares why the wisdom from then is just as relevant today.

What we think and what we say about our communities impacts our actions.

Adults may not realize the impact they can have on a youth's vision of their own community.