
As the new school year approaches, one Fort Worth nonprofit is preparing to ease the burden for hundreds of local families.

As another school year winds down, closets across Benbrook and Fort Worth are filling up with uniforms, backpacks, and spirit shirts that no longer fit.

If you rely on updates about free food and clothing giveaways in the Fort Worth 76116 area, there is an important heads up for Benbrook neighbors.

Benbrook residents who regularly donate through the public library will want to note an upcoming change.

Fort Worth Community Collaborative is closing out the year with a community event built for families who love a good holiday gathering with a little hometown charm.

Giving Tuesday is here, and one Fort Worth nonprofit is showing how far a simple gift can go for families right here at home.

A routine drop-off spot at Benbrook Elementary turned into an eyesore this week after someone left a recliner and a ceiling fan beside the PTAโs clothing and shoe donation bins. The bins are meant for usable apparel only, and the unexpected furniture now leaves the school and city responsible for disposal costs.

As families across North Texas brace for the uncertainty of a federal government shutdown and the financial strain of the holiday season, one Benbrook resident is stepping up in a big way.

Halloween fun does not have to come with a big price tag this year.

Benbrook residents came together at the Benbrook Public Library last week to create 141 t-shirt bags for the Fort Worth Community Collaborative.