Hometown Heroes - Episode Guide

Volunteers send packages to soldiers; a work-study program for L.A. inner-city kids changes lives; a New York City cancer-support facility honors Gilda Radner.

A church choir sings for charity with "American Idol" contestant Sanjaya; two friends help clothe low-income children in Florida.

A Kentucky man cooks for Hurricane Katrina victims; an unlikely duo, both of whom have ALS, raise funds for research.

Flight attendants deliver goods overseas to the poor; a Florida teacher protects the Everglades; kids from Boston feed the homeless.

A Seattle artist's portraits of fallen soldiers are given to their families; New York City doctors change the lives of children; a family adopts 40 boys.

A race-car driver raises funds for Breast Cancer Awareness; volunteers sew clothes for disabled veterans. Also: a Texas ranch for those with Down Syndrome.

At-risk kids in Brooklyn make documentaries; families in need are paired with families who can help. Also: a New York City cancer support facility dedicated to Gilda Radner.

A Missouri couple's summer camp transforms young lives. Also: a home for young women just out of the foster-care system; pet care for owners with special needs.

An Albany doctor treats patients for free; a Hollywood party raises millions for cancer research; an Atlanta woman helps disadvantaged women dress for success.

A Boston woman gets kids in shape; a pilot flies volunteer missions for those in need. Also: water sports liberate the disabled and disadvantaged.

A camp for kids infected with or affected by HIV/AIDS; a home for women recently released from prison; young lives saved thanks to farm-safety awareness.

Flight attendants raise millions for cancer research; high-school girls counsel middle-school girls on making the right choices.

Volunteers feed animals; military personnel reunite with their families on specially arranged vacations; a man tries to help local youth.

A mother helps families keep the memories of their loved ones alive after losing her son on 9/11; a shoe store donates one pair for each pair sold; a man uses dance to transform lives.

Organ donations help save lives; struggling farm families receive free equipment and labor; Rueben Martinez advocates for literacy in his Hispanic community.

People looking to turn over a new leaf get some tough love; animals are rescued from cruelty and neglect; hospitalized children receive crayons, toys and games.

Inner-city teens choose basketball over crime; service dogs help autistic children; a Vietnam vet reaches out to homeless and drug-addicted veterans.

An inspirational teacher returns home; troubled women in horse racing get a helping hand; hospital patients are cheered up through the arts.

A victim-turned-lawyer helps abused women rebuild their lives; families in need receive free furniture; traumatized and at-risk children enjoy the therapeutic power of having fun.

A doctor treats hurricane victims for free; inner-city kids from Los Angeles learn to express themselves through the arts; a school teaches about environmentalism.