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Prentice Cooper Youth Hunt: 25 years of getting kids outdoors for deer season (opens the original)
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — For 25 years, the Barry Stamey Prentice Cooper Youth Hunt has given kids a day outdoors to remember. We surprise the man who organizes the event every year on this week's Pay It Forward. The youth deer hunt at Prentice Cooper State Forest brings young people ages 6 to 16 and their families together for a weekend in the woods. The annual deer hunt gives children a chance to get outside, learn about hunting, and spend time with family. The deer hunt was Barry Stamey's idea. Hi
Spring City café offers 'pay-it-forward' meal tickets for anyone in need (opens the original)
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SPRING CITY, Tenn. — A cafe owner in Spring City knows what it is like to need help from others. We meet the woman who has her own 'Pay It Forward' system to feed hungry people on this week's episode. At BB’s Café, a small ticket on a board can become a hot meal for someone who needs one. Owner Brandi Sanders runs a Pay It Forward board, allowing customers to buy meals for people they may never meet. The tickets are available for anyone who needs a little help. The restaurant’s acts of kindness
Athens Pay It Forward recipient Susan Racliff, who honored veterans in fence art, dies (opens the original)
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ATHENS, Tenn. — A beloved Athens woman whose artwork honored veterans, active military members and first responders has died. Susan Racliff, a former military service member and a Pay It Forward recipient, had shared her personal struggles after retiring from the military. That included battling PTSD and major depression. Racliff created a fence outside her Athens home and painted it with tributes that told individual stories from veterans. The artwork included images such as the Battlefield Cro
Erlanger Park kitchen manager turns Lookouts leftovers into meals for the unhoused (opens the original)
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A man with good taste makes sure food from the Lookouts new Erlanger Park stadium does not go to waste, repurposing what's leftover for people in need. That's why he's this week's Pay It Forward recipient. Long before Bob Martin was helping feed fans at Lookouts games, he and his wife, Cindy, owned Pep’s Grocery in LaFayette, Georgia. It was often called the home of the “Really Big Burger.” These days, Martin is a kitchen manager at Erlanger Park, where burgers and hot dogs pass through his kitc
Cleveland doctor helps hundreds of kids step into school with new shoes (opens the original)
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CLEVELAND, Tenn. — On this week's Pay It Forward, we surprise a doctor in Cleveland who has made a difference for hundreds of students going back to school. Bricks and Minifigs in East Brainerd is where we first met Dr. Michael Teuton. We were featuring Axton Robertson, a Pay it Forward recipient, who at the time was battling cancer. He often stopped by before chemo to ease his anxiety. With tears in his eyes that day, Dr. Teuton told us... But Dr. Teuton's mission to help children never stopped
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