On this segment of The Chat, The Bridge Children’s Advocacy Center is in the public phase of its capital campaign. Kelsey Davis visits with Shelly Bohannon, the executive director of The Bridge, to learn how the campaign will help the center expand its building, mission and resources to the top 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle.

Tickets are now on sale for an art fundraiser event that will help benefit Amarillo Area CASA. Kelsey Davis visits with event organizers to learn about the history of the fundraiser and what’s to come as we head into 2026.

This segment of The Chat highlights the Texas Ramp Project, a nonprofit celebrating 40 years of service. Kelsey Davis spoke with Henry Wyckoff, who’s active within our community through several organizations, about how the nonprofit has changed lives by providing free wheelchair ramps to recipients across the state.

On this special Christmas edition of The Chat, we learn about a nonprofit providing resources to adults who have aged out of the foster care system. Kelsey Davis shares an inspiring story of a young mom who found her way with the help of Fostering Independence.

On this segment of The Chat, No Boundaries International Amarillo continues to help people affected by trauma, poverty, homelessness, human trafficking and other crises. Kelsey Davis visits with mother-daughter duo, Dr. Traci Rodgers and Kaytlin Rodgers, to learn more about the nonprofit.

High Plains Food Bank’s (HPFB) Together We Can 2025 Food and Fund Drive exceeded its donation goal. Kelsey Davis visits with Zach Wilson, executive director of HPFB, to recap the annual campaign. HPFB says this year’s food drive brought in $373,648, or the equivalent to 3.36 million meals.

The Panhandle Gives nine-day campaign benefiting area nonprofits kicks off today. Kelsey Davis visits with Keralee Clay, CEO and president of the Amarillo Area Foundation, to learn about this year’s goal.

On this segment of The Chat, Another Chance House works to break the cycle of men experiencing homelessness. Kelsey Davis spoke with Steve Smart, executive director of Another Chance House, to learn more about the unhoused community in our area.