The work

After Oprah praised Sanna McAuliffe on her podcast, the moment needed to land at home. WCVB brought the story to Concord and to Sanna's shop, Happy on Main. Watch the segment on WCVB

Linda Thompson's nonprofit recycles flowers into joy for people in memory care. Her story ran as a WBZ Change Makers segment, the kind of profile that turns a quiet mission into a movement. Watch the segment on WBZ

Boston 25 previewed the Price Center's Fall Festival, keeping the organization in front of the local audience that matters to it. Watch the segment on Boston 25

Thirty years of funding local nonprofits deserved a moment. The Lenny Zakim Fund's anniversary became a WCVB 5 for Good feature, a perfect home for a story about the people who have spent decades making their communities stronger. Watch the segment on WCVB

When the Sean Combs sentencing came down, Boston 25 went to Margo Lindauer for what it meant for survivors coming forward. Same lane as her local work, on a national story. Watch the segment on Boston 25

When pawn activity started signaling a shift the stock market had not caught up to, Boston 25 put Michael Goldstein on air to explain it. Positioned as the canary in the coal mine, he became the voice of the story instead of a business in it. Watch the segment on Boston 25

When Boston 25's investigative team and BU's data journalists examined how police report domestic violence cases, Margo Lindauer was their expert voice, quoted throughout the piece. Watch the report on Boston 25

On the highest-profile case in Massachusetts, Boston 25 needed a legal expert who could make the Karen Read lawsuit make sense. When the new police texts dropped, Margo Lindauer was the one on air. Watch the segment on Boston 25

Legal analyst and survivors advocate Margo Lindauer joined NPR’s Morning Edition as the Lindsay Clancy trial began, bringing her perspective to one of the country’s most closely watched criminal cases. The national interview put Margo in the conversation on the complicated intersection of mental health, motherhood and the law. Listen here on NPR

The Kindness Café trains adults with disabilities as baristas and sends them out with confidence. Paige put together the media day and landed coverage on four of the five local stations in the Boston market, each telling it their own way. See how each outlet told it: Boston 25, NBC10, WCVB, and WBZ.

Bouba Dieme survived a heart condition that should have killed him and now helps save other lives. His story ran as a Lisa Hughes Change Makers profile on WBZ, the kind of segment that makes people remember a mission. Watch the segment on WBZ

Adam Lewis has greeted Red Sox fans at Fenway for 16 years. His story, told through WCVB's "5 for Good," put a face on what the Price Center makes possible. Watch the segment on WCVB