Good News Guarantee

A local business, Fueled by AF, boosts efficiency and inclusivity by employing individuals with disabilities to craft popular protein bites and nut butters.

In this morning’s Good News Guarantee, a pair of old high school friends developed the ultimate dance party for women of a certain age, and it’s taking off like wildfire.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is using his platform to inspire disadvantaged youth, donating $100,000 through his Caleb Cares Foundation to bring thousands of kids to NFL games.

First-grade teacher Sharon Latek started the Pug Pal Project a year ago at Wescott Elementary School and it has since expanded to include 250 pugs worldwide. Students work on their communication skills by writing letters to pugs around the world.

Through Brookfield Zoo Chicago’s King Conservation Science Scholars Program, local students gain hands-on experience studying dolphin behavior and conservation in Florida.

Elsa Milani specializes in covering the scars caused by cancer and domestic abuse with tattoos. She uses advanced techniques to make scars appear smoother and match individual skin tones.

A Naperville mom is taking a unique approach to teaching others about her heritage. Claudia Di Pancrazio’s lessons have grown so popular, that she’s opening up a second school in Chicago this month.

The Rise to Shine Run and Walk features runners with human and canine guides as well as those in wheelchairs. Funds raised will benefit The Chicago Lighthouse’s immense menu of community resources.

A local nonprofit, VIP Service Dog Foundation, is providing service dogs to veterans at no cost, helping them cope with physical and emotional wounds.