Pay It Forward SA offers a bridge to recovery for homeless individuals through community care and life-changing programs

A Southwest Side woman is paying it forward for veterans, people with financial struggles and those with medical complications by mowing their yards for free.

Kenneth Anderlitch struggled almost his whole life with alcoholism and addiction, finding it difficult to break the cycle landing him without shelter, or in prison. Then he found the program Pay it Forward. It saved his life, and he's raising awareness in a way bound to get the program national attention.

Ayad Kaisi, slight in stature yet known for his big heart, is a former Iraqi refugee who has become an “ambassador” for the Center for Refugee Services as a devoted volunteer and board member.

A Medina County girl donated more than 100 presents to the Methodist Children’s Hospital as a way to give back to other kids and thank the hospital for helping her battle her lifelong disease.

A Cibolo couple did not let the pandemic stop them from serving essential workers a free meal thanks to a pay-it-forward idea their son thought of years ago.