Jessica Borchert, a prize-winning filmmaker, was a Faith and Justice Scholar and tireless volunteer, while Miguel Flores logged more than 1,650 service hours and lent his business skills to numerous local projects.

Reid, a longtime advocate of juvenile justice, was part of a task force that successfully worked to raise the age of majority within North Carolina's criminal system from 16 to 18 years old.

This Sullivan Award recipient from the University of the Cumberlands overcame generalized anxiety disorder and freed herself from the corporate world to build a business she loves, Amanda's Treasure Dungeon.

"If you throw your life into helping others, happiness will perch on your shoulder. Happiness is a byproduct of servanthood," says the 2001 Sullivan Award recipient from Lincoln Memorial University.

With a total of only four employees, the startup now has close to 500 users, including direct-to-consumer clients, friends and family, and about 70 retirement facilities and communities.

KnoxFill, founded by Michaela Barnett, delivers products like shampoo, household cleaners and castile soap in refillable containers and replaces the empties with fresh products.

As part of a three-week Environmental Planning and Development Experiential Term, the students built, repaired and beautified three sites around the Ferrum campus.

In the final days of the Great Depression, Lees-McRae helped this North Carolina farm girl launch a career as a medical secretary and gave her a lifetime of happy memories.

A GPS-enabled study led by Duke scientists provides the first landscape-scale documentation of elephant movements around Gabon, which could make it easier to protect these magnificent animals from poachers.

Charlie Mitchell, a journalism professor, said the project is designed to educate people who have formed opinions about climate change without understanding how it relates to their daily lives.

Molly Glibbery Austin found a calling within the walls of the Florida Department of Corrections, where she provides music therapy for male inmates.

The varied places where queer communities have flourished in Central Florida is the focus of the students' groundbreaking new research.

To date, Berea Kids Eat has served more than 400,000 meals to youths while supporting health and wellness initiatives and food security programming for low-income communities.

President Biden has directed FEMA to increase its share of funds supporting nonprofit/restaurant partnerships that address food insecurity, ensuring more free meals can be delivered to people in need while also saving jobs for restaurant employees.