They saved my life so I wanted to give back. By owning their journey, all it takes is somebody to actually reach *** helping hand and that's what happened in my story. By being authentic. So I waited *** long time to be myself and I'm being that in every way that I can and most importantly by being selfless. She gave me my life. I can't believe you've done this. Thank you so much. Every day people profoundly change their communities. We're going to help our neighbors. We're going to pass that along. We can learn so much from these inspirational people. I'm able to give people something that is much more than *** product, it's confidence. I always like to bring *** smile to people when they look at my work. I know that I need to do my part in order to help save our planet, and their stories from across the country are bound to pull at your heartstrings. Stream Stitch for free on very local.
Want feel-good stories? Watch the newest season of 'Stitch' on March 12
Discover inspiring stories of community heroes and history-makers in the new season of "Stitch," streaming on Very Local.
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Updated: 1:05 PM CST Mar 7, 2025
From a woman donating her kidney to save her friends' life to a 92-year-old farmer who grows vegetables for his community, compassionate people are all around us. The latest season of "Stitch" highlights incredible people from across the country who are saving lives, creating community, and celebrating their heritage. The fifth season of "Stitch" features episodes that focus on a variety of inspiring themes that include: inspiring authors, history-makers, sensational seniors, trailblazing women, empowering care providers, history preservers, environmental entrepreneurs, businesses with a mission, chefs showcasing their culinary heritage, fashion leaders and unexpected connections. This latest season is sure to pull at your heart strings and potentially inspire you to go out and help within your community. “Stitch" is a Hearst Television original series that aims to showcase inspiring stories from around the country that stitch together the fabric of our communities. New episodes begin streaming on the Very Local app starting March 12.Very Local is your best source for shows about local communities, bringing you 24/7 access to news from your trusted local news source, weather updates, and more. Very Local also brings you fresh, untold stories from your very own city and communities like yours, with exclusive original shows and local stories specific to where you live. Get the channel to stream Very Local free on Roku or Amazon Fire TV.For more, follow Very Local on Facebook and on Instagram at @VeryLocal.
From a woman donating her kidney to save her friends' life to a 92-year-old farmer who grows vegetables for his community, compassionate people are all around us.
The latest season of "Stitch" highlights incredible people from across the country who are saving lives, creating community, and celebrating their heritage.
The fifth season of "Stitch" features episodes that focus on a variety of inspiring themes that include: inspiring authors, history-makers, sensational seniors, trailblazing women, empowering care providers, history preservers, environmental entrepreneurs, businesses with a mission, chefs showcasing their culinary heritage, fashion leaders and unexpected connections.
This latest season is sure to pull at your heart strings and potentially inspire you to go out and help within your community.
“Stitch" is a Hearst Television original series that aims to showcase inspiring stories from around the country that stitch together the fabric of our communities. New episodes begin streaming on the starting March 12.
Very Local is your best source for shows about local communities, bringing you 24/7 access to news from your trusted local news source, weather updates, and more. Very Local also brings you fresh, untold stories from your very own city and communities like yours, with exclusive original shows and local stories specific to where you live. Get the channel to stream Very Local free on or .
For more, follow Very Local on and on at @VeryLocal.
