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Tucked in the Berkshire Hills of Western Massachusetts, Gould Farm was founded by Will Gould in 1913 as a refuge for anyone suffering in mind, body or spirit.

How can a bacteria you have never heard of be the most common cause of life-threatening infections in newborns, with 15-35% of all women carrying it?

Phoenix, more pets are killed each year than almost anywhere else in the nation. Heather Allen is doing something to change that sad statistic.

Hadassah was founded in 1912 by Henrietta Szold and 12 members of the Daughters of Zion Study Circle who dedicated themselves to "the healing of the daughter of my people."

The Hadley School for the Blind has provided correspondence education to over 80,000 graduates since its inception in 1920.

The civic heart of cities and town all over America are closing up and moving to the Mall. Not in Kingsport, Tennessee.

When we speak of the homeless it conjures images of downtrodden men lurking on city streets. This episode will take you to scenic Cape Cod where the Housing Assistance Corporation is grappling with the complexity of the issue that is hidden behind this stereotype.

What if there were a place where people could go to practice giving, where people could directly experience the magic that occurs when one person helps another?

When 11-year old Gerard Fudge was diagnosed with hydrocephalus in 1981, his mother Emily was terrified. She had questions. What exactly is hydrocephalus?

Frank Carr grew up as a white man of privilege, but he recognized the inequities rooted in race that existed all around him.