To show his apprecation for the club where he began his career and the dozens that lined up to greet him, Davis said he plans to buy all new skates for the arena. 

Tennessee Titans linebacker Keith Bulluck surprised nine high school students Monday night by presenting them with $1,000 in scholarship money in the name of his late teammate Steve McNair.
 

Bonded by the grief of mothers who have lost a child, the group was founded by Muskegon Heights resident Kay Shabazz.

The Akron Urban League has landed a $2 million federal grant to help expand access to the Internet for lower-income Akron residents.

Five major African-American Baptist organizations pledge $50 million in life-sustaining services and facilities to help Haiti and earthquake survivors.

The PanZOu Project is a hub for former and in-transition gang members. It is where they go to find job assistance, a chaperone for an upcoming court appearance and to brainstorm their long-term goals and dreams.
 

Lionel Richie, who wrote the original charity anthem with Jackson, says the King of Pop can be seen in the new video for the track, singing with his sister Janet.

A chart shows which countries have given the most , which countries have given the most by person and which countries were the most generous considering their GDPs.
 

A wave of applause swept over the congregation as Bishop Alfred Owens, senior pastor of Greater Mt. Calvary Holy Church in Northeast, presented Bank of America officials with a check for $1 million raised by his congregation over the course of one year.

Families with a Future is a unique new program which provides families with a Life Coach to provide assistance to parents in order to help them succeed and prosper in a long term, sustainable way.
 

Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie will re-record We Are the World with some of world’s top recording artists next month to raise money for Haiti, Billboard.com reports.

16-year-old Darlene Etienne was said to be happy but dehydrated. Rescuers said she had survived by drinking water from a bath.
 

The January 12 earthquake that struck Haiti has galvanized the architecture community to lend its support, but the disaster has particularly resonated among African-American practitioners, some of whom are of Haitian descent.