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The University of Louisiana Department of Athletics received another generous gift that will go a long way towards the highly-anticipated renovation of Cajun Field.

According to the post, the veteran has no family.

Pardon me, but I need to brag just a little bit about my niece, Kinlee Vice. Actually, it's not so much bragging as it is celebrating her selflessness.

There was really big news announced today involving the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns football program. Our Lady of Lourdes Regional Medical Center has committed a $15 million gift over 15 years for the namings rights to Cajun Field.

If you aren't listed on your drivers license as an organ donor, perhaps this will make you reconsider.

A Vermilion Parish group has knitted thousands of beanies to donate to the kids at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and other charities.

The concept is simple, you make a donation to the group and they will play Easter Bunny and hide eggs throughout your yard for Easter Sunday.

The reverse parade is presented by RISE Chiropractic.

André Leblanc tagged us in a Facebook post for some assistance in helping out a local girl with a rare disease. As a result of her condition, she requires her protein intake to be made from deer heart, liver and kidneys.

This mystery man spread so much holiday cheer and love by his generous act of kindness.

Personal hygiene products, clothing, canned goods, water, and snacks will be available at the drive-through event.

The group will accept any properly packaged, labeled and dated game, fish, or other protein at one of its multiple drop-off locations throughout the state.

The love, compassion, and empathy you've shown this week reaffirm my belief that Acadiana has some of the most generous people on this planet.

On Sunday morning, members of the Louisiana Jeepers will be taking a caravan to areas impacted by Hurricane Laura to deliver the supplies to those in need.

"Cajuns Care", the Ragin' Cajuns Hurricane Relief Effort begins September 1st at Cajun Field.

The response was from people of all backgrounds, serving people of all backgrounds.

Meet Trevor Rickerson. He is a 9-year-old boy from Lafayette and he has been diagnosed with SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy).

According to its Facebook Page, the shelter is currently closed due to the coronavirus shutdown; they are neither accepting dogs nor adopting them out.

More local businesses are doing good for their communities as three of Broussard's finest will be providing 1,000 free jambalaya lunches for those in need.

On Monday, Payton donated plasma at the Blood Center in New Orleans in hopes of helping others affected with the virus.