Kristian Brown
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Local breast cancer survivor’s Baskets of Care seeks knitters, yarn donations (opens the original)
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A link to volunteer or donate to Baskets of Care can be found at the end of this story. TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A local breast cancer survivor is turning her own diagnosis into comfort for others through a program called Baskets of Care, but she says she now needs help to keep it going. Gail Cooper started Baskets of Care in 2009, sending care packages to men and women who have just been diagnosed with cancer. “I was diagnosed in 2009, no history. I just had a lumpectomy, and at that point in time
Pregnant Toledo woman receives Helping Hand after apartment ceiling collapse (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Gwendolyn Gresham recalls the moment her apartment ceiling collapsed earlier this month. “It was like, ‘Boom, boom, boom.’ It was three different things. It was the ceiling first, the closet wall, the other wall, and then the rest of the ceiling. So it barricaded me in. I was just out the window, pressing my face against the window to breathe and call for help,” Gresham said. Neighbors heard her screams, and firefighters had to break through the debris to reach her. “They h
Toledo woman turning lupus battle into wig giveaway for others gets a Helping Hand (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - For many women battling lupus and cancer, losing their hair is one of the hardest parts of the fight. It is a visible struggle that can quickly take away a person’s confidence and self-esteem. Rachelle Roy is using her own decades-long battle with lupus to make sure other women feel beautiful and supported. She started her own wig giveaway to bring hope directly to local survivors. “Everybody’s not so kind, not so kindhearted. I’ve been called ugly numerous times. I had to
Retired Genoa band director recovering from stroke receives a Helping Hand (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Genoa band director Briann Edwards spent more than three decades in the classroom. Last November, he suffered a brainstem stroke. He has spent months in therapy relearning basic everyday tasks. Former students, coworkers, friends and family packed the Genoa Area High School gym last June to support Edwards, known to generations of students as “Mr. Ed.” “This man touched the community in so many ways. He gave his heart to everyone — anyone in need, he was there,” said Susie
Urban Wholistics receives $1,300 Helping Hand to expand food education programs (opens the original)
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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - As grocery prices continue to rise, a local organization is working to give seniors and families an alternative — and it just received a financial boost to help expand that mission. Urban Wholistics, which teaches community members how to grow and cook their own food, received a $1,300 donation from 13abc and Yark Automotive Group. The money will go toward enhancing education and the organization’s mission. Sonia Flunder-McNair, who leads Urban Wholistics, said rising food
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