November, December 2025 community events calendar
Here are some of the events in South Florida that you, family and friends can attend in November and December.
Here are some of the events in South Florida that you, family and friends can attend in November and December.
Chapman Partnership, an organization dedicated to helping the homeless achieve long-term self-sufficiency, was honored at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 Nonprofit NOVO Awards.
Celebrations are being held across South Florida Tuesday to honor our nation’s military veterans.
The Grace Jamaican Jerk Festival returns to Miramar this weekend, celebrating Caribbean culture with food, music and community — and this year, organizers say the event carries a deeper purpose as Jamaica continues to recover from Hurricane Melissa.
The Local 10 Day of Giving is back on Friday, celebrating 12 years of collecting non-perishable foods for nonprofit organizations spreading hope by fighting against hunger in South Florida.
Every practice moves them forward — rebuilding strength, restoring mobility, and proving that survival is just the beginning.
In collaboration with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade County, Hooters of Miami awarded four high school seniors, who are club members, with $500 each in college scholarships.
The Miami Heat, along with the Micky & Madeleine Arison Family Foundation and Carnival Corporation, announced a $1 million donation to Direct Relief to help recovery efforts in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa.
Hurricane Melissa will make landfall Tuesday morning in Jamaica as a catastrophic Category 5 storm, and organizations across South Florida are already collecting donations to help those who are being impacted.
With the federal government shutdown stretching into its fourth week, some South Florida workers are turning to local food banks for help feeding their families.
The Miami Dolphins held their Football Unites Jason Jenkins Days of Service on Tuesday by partnering with the 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project to host the eighth annual Police and Youth Conference at Hard Rock Stadium.
The Local 10 Day of Giving is back Friday, Nov. 7, celebrating 12 years of collecting non-perishable foods for our local hunger relief organizations.
With the holiday season approaching, Rick Case Bikes for Kids is once again calling on the community to help make a difference for children in need.
One in five children in Florida faces hunger. It’s an upsetting statistic many nonprofits are working hard to change, but one local organization is making strides by meeting the children where they are.
For nearly four decades, the Homestead Soup Kitchen has been a place where a warm meal comes with something extra: kindness, dignity and a sense of belonging.
Dozens of volunteers spent hours Sunday in Davie making sure no senior is left out of the Rosh Hashanah celebration.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is on the horizon, but it’s never too early to get the word out.
Did you know one in six South Floridians experiences food insecurity? That’s roughly 16 percent of the population. It’s why every year, Local 10 News raises awareness about this critical issue through our Food for Thought campaign.
One in six South Floridians experiences food insecurity, a challenge that leaves thousands of families struggling to put meals on the table.
For the month of September, there are several ways for families to save money on some of the most popular attractions and museums in Broward County.
A rising tennis star from Coral Springs is calling on the South Florida community for support as she competes for a national youth athlete award.
Look at them, look at them now... NICU babies were dressed in their Dr. Seuss best for Memorial Hospital Miramar’s annual Read-a-thon.
We have a Mom to Mom update on the MammoVan story we brought you earlier this summer.
As September is Hunger Action Month, Local 10 is highlighting one local nonprofit that is feeding the need.
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Local 10 is highlighting the hard work of one beloved barber.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez spoke to two teenagers who are pushing to raise awareness and funds for a project that aims to help special needs children enjoy playtime just like their peers do.
On this week’s Mom to Mom, Local 10’s Nicole Perez talked to organizers at Baptist Health who have created a way for women to get a mammogram, without stepping foot into a doctor’s office.