GETTING RESULTS

Detectives at the University of Central Florida have found new ways to thwart bike thieves on campus.

News 6 is getting results.

Bill Dillard can’t sink a hole in one, but he’s on par to raise $2 million for charity through the golf tournament he started 40 years ago.

More fire departments are cutting down on unnecessary 911 calls and trips to the hospital, and instead making patients healthier so they don’t call 911, or call 911 again and again. Taxpayers win. But the patient wins the most.

When this week’s Getting Results Award winner turned 40, he celebrated by doing 40 random acts of kindness. It felt so good, Joe Ferrer started the nonprofit, Mailbox Money, to make it easier for others to feel the same way.

As high school graduation celebrations continue this month across Central Florida, many seniors look forward to beginning college in the fall, but one program offers students an opportunity to ease the transition.

This week’s Getting Results Award winner told News 6 that he understands the challenges of getting people off the streets, and because of that, he’s put a new spin on homeless outreach.

For first responders in mental health crisis, there is real help available from first responders.

A local teen won the top prize at the prestigious Dr. Nelson Ying Science Competition at the Orlando Science Center.

It’s a new answer to an old problem in the city of DeLand: Ending panhandling at the most dangerous intersections but at the same time addressing the problem of homelessness.

It’s a new answer to an old problem in the city of DeLand: Ending panhandling at the most dangerous intersections but at the same time addressing the problem of homelessness.

A brave fourth grader in Orange County jumped into action last month to save his choking classmate’s life. It was a life-saving example of getting results.

LGBTQ+ youth and their allies in Central Florida now have the opportunity to apply for a scholarship honoring legendary performer Sam Singhaus, who died from brain cancer in 2020.

Officers across Orange County are being recognized for their ability to help people struggling with mental health.

May is Mental Health Awareness month and this week’s Getting Results Award winner is making a difference for kids dealing with trauma following this past hurricane season in Florida.

It's been a year since the Flagler County Jail started a live-in addiction recovery pod inside the jail and the Sheriff's stats show the round-the-clock treatment program is resulting in far-reaching success.

Attorney General Ashley Moody presented an award to an Orlando firefighter who rescued a Seminole County deputy from a fiery crash in March.

It's been a year since the Flagler County Jail started a live-in addiction recovery pod inside the jail and the Sheriff's stats show the round-the-clock treatment program is resulting in far-reaching success.

An incredibly brave and resilient sexual assault, robbery and armed kidnapping survivor is now working alongside the UCF detective who ultimately solved her case, despite mistakes, to ensure other officers never make those same mistakes.

The Brevard Zoo has always been about community—30 years ago, 16,000 volunteers gathered to build the park. Today, volunteers are still a huge part of the zoo’s success.

An incredibly brave and resilient sexual assault, robbery and armed kidnapping survivor is now working alongside the UCF detective who ultimately solved her case, despite mistakes, to ensure other officers never make those same mistakes.

The mission of the Orlando Science Center is to inspire science learning for life and to eliminate barriers to STEM education. That’s why at the beginning of this school year, OSC and the city of Orlando began the Neighborhood Science program.

The Casselberry Police Department represents the changing face of law enforcement – the department now has a staff comprised of 32%, nearly 1 in 3.

The Casselberry Police Department represents the changing face of law enforcement – the department now has a staff comprised of 32%, nearly 1 in 3.

From the very start of their pregnancy, moms report being bombarded with unsolicited advice, theories and opinions — sometimes from complete strangers.

Gary Cain has led the Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida for nearly three decades. Now after 28 years he’s about to retire.

Not only do stigmas come with feelings of shame, embarrassment or fear, but they can have devastating effects when it comes to addressing abuse and treating certain illnesses.

Cassie and Sabrina Glow are Glow Girls Kid Voiceovers. You may have heard them in commercials, animated movies or even talking toys. But they’re also using their voices to help stamp out food insecurity.

When Orlando police Chief Eric Smith took over last year, he inherited a hiring problem: there were a hundred openings and good officers were tough to come by. But Smith largely solved that problem with some creativity and a commitment to diversity.

News 6 got an up-close look as Seminole County firefighters showed off their woods truck and its many features.

Christin Fowler still remembers the names of all her elementary school teachers. Perhaps that’s why she chose the same profession.

Erin Bock and her Australian Labradoodle, Winston, are volunteers at Nemours Children’s Hospital in Lake Nona.

Students at the City of Orlando's Englewood Kidz Zone are learning big life lessons in the kitchen.

Tiffani Gay is only 16 years old, but she is one to watch.

It’s a first for Volusia and Flagler counties – a new option for young adults and even teenagers who are suffering from psychosis.

Jack Poirier is a grocery-getter who spends his retirement helping others.

Jack Poirier is a grocery-getter who spends his retirement helping others.

It’s a first for Volusia and Flagler counties – a new option for young adults and even teenagers who are suffering from psychosis.

The Girl Scouts of Citrus is celebrating the accomplishments of women with its new Women's History and Cultural Center.

Osceola County Sheriff Marcos Lopez said much of the search effort is “behind the scenes” and “all hands on deck,” especially when it’s a child missing.

Osceola County Sheriff Marcos Lopez said much of the search effort is “behind the scenes” and “all hands on deck,” especially when it’s a child missing.

The Committee on Commerce and Tourism Monday unanimously approved Florida Senate Bill 1150, which calls for felony charges for anyone who “tampers with, manipulates, removes, replaces, or interrupts any mechanical or electronic component located within a retail fuel dispenser.”

Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer joined workers cleaning up litter and debris Thursday to highlight a partnership that’s helping people work out of homelessness.

It's a graduation ceremony like none other.

Lighthouse Central Florida and Lighthouse Works help to train and employ the blind and visually impaired.

Lighthouse Central Florida and Lighthouse Works help to train and employ the blind and visually impaired.

The Florida Highway Patrol and a local nonprofit, Rosie’s Adventures, are getting results for children battling cancer.

Orange County Public Schools offers confidential resources for students in low- and middle-income families through the district’s SAFE program.

This week’s Getting Results Award winner is helping to keep library programs funded in Flagler County.

News 6 is seeing the results of a unique jail cooking class that began last year.

Seminole State College of Florida and Seminole County Public Schools partnered to give 700 high school seniors the tools to take the next step in their education.

Marie Bogdonoff started Villagers For Veterans in 2015.

This Black History Month News 6 is highlighting a Sanford track coach who is using his own success to get results for student athletes.

A former New England Patriot and University of Central Florida football player is the newest member of the Seminole County Fire Department.

Students at Waterford Elementary School in Orlando are making sure senior citizens in their neighborhood feel a little extra love this Valentine’s Day.

News 6 got an inside look at the new place where kids in trouble go in Volusia County.

The Conklin Davis Center for the Visually impaired in Daytona Beach offers a one-of-a-kind vocational program.

Monday afternoon, a Marion County trailblazer — the first-ever Black female officer hired at the Ocala Police Department more than a half-century ago — was honored.

Orange County is making changes after News 6 asked about a S.R. 408 exit where two drivers have now ended up severely injured, one of them dying.

Orange County Public Schools teamed up with doctors and first responders to teach students CPR on Thursday.

Anthony Wild is the founder of Kids Rock The Nation, a non-profit with the mission to share the power of music with children by giving aspiring young musicians in need instruments to ignite their passion for music and their passion for life.

Overdoses happen anywhere and everywhere, including college campuses. So the University of Central Florida (UCF) has started training students on what to do if they see someone overdosing to save their life.

Kissimmee Police K9 Officer Georgie Torres is passionate about helping some of the most vulnerable members of our community.

A Central Florida nonprofit agency is serving those who served by providing a free food giveaway each month.

At 17 years old, Serenity Gary has already made a name for herself as a Central Florida philanthropist.

Five greyhounds went home to their forever families after learning a few new tricks at the Central Florida Reception Center.

There are any number of nonprofits that can help treat injured wildlife, but few are able to go out and get them.

Often so much attention is focused on the people who are struggling with addiction and so little on the children who are affected when their parents get involved with drugs.

The sanitation crew in Flagler Beach is helping Get Results in the county and beyond with its recycling program. The team recently won an award for its innovative "Big blue" machine that turns glass into sand.

Amber Johnston has a place to call home for now, while she works to pick up the pieces — and it's all thanks to kind hearts in the community who saw her heartbreaking story.

George Brown, a local youth mentor, is getting results for teens in his community before they make life-altering decisions.

They’re not exactly elves, but this group of Getting Results Award winners may be the next best thing.

Orange County Public Schools and Second Harvest Food Bank teamed up Saturday to make sure students and their families would have food during the two-week winter break.

A Gift For Teaching gave three Orange County students the opportunity to shop for free during its yearly “Grant a Wish” event on Friday.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Office is working to get results by expanding their resources when it comes to finding missing people.

Middle school students are using an interdisciplinary approach to solving major world problems.

Alejandra Ramirez, 6, is known for her fun personality and her love for her family, though her strongest suit is her bravery.

It takes a special person to work with families in crisis, and coworkers say this week’s Getting Results Award winner is one of the best.

A Central Florida couple is speaking about why they helped the Salvation Army raise a record amount of money for its Angel Tree program.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Office set out to remind residents Tuesday about its program that allows emergency responders to better assist people with autism.

Each year, Central Florida school districts host a Teach-In Day and News 6 staff play a big role.

A Central Florida nonprofit is getting results for girls and young women dealing with trauma, through education, counseling, training, and advocacy.

Natallia Magan picked up any type of waste that was in her way while walking on Parramore Avenue Wednesday.

When 15-year-old Daniel Sharkey walks up to a neighbor’s front door he’s not asking for candy he’s looking for cans. It’s all part of a project he calls Cans Over Candy.

It's a partnership that will help local restaurant owners in Flagler county ease the hiring shortage and get qualified cooks into their kitchens.

News 6 producer discusses how her grandfather helped out migrants through his church for Hispanic Heritage Month

The Salvation Army delivered donations to Orange County hurricane victims Friday, just days after a donation drive with News 6 collected more than 100,000 items.

News 6 partnered with the Salvation Army to host a donation drive in Orlando — one that received more than 100,000 items to help victims of Hurricane Ian.

Volunteers in Lake County hosted a food drive on Wednesday to benefit people impacted by rising waters caused by Hurricane Ian.

People and community organizations across Central Florida are banding together to lend a helping hand to families in need after Hurricane Ian.

On Monday, GoFundMe told News 6 the site has collectively raised approximately $9 million dollars for Hurricane Ian victims through verified and trusted fundraising pages vetted by the company itself.

News 6 is teaming up with the Salvation Army to get results for those impacted by Hurricane Ian.

Walt Disney World recently surprised 12 non-profits with a $1 million donation, furthering its mission to help the Central Florida community even more.

Amanda Otero wanted these Belle Terre Elem. teachers to be recognized with the News 6 getting Results Award

Osceola County residents are lending a helping hand for the victims of Hurricane Fiona.

Anne Moon of Moon Golf purchased more than 250 golf bags with individual school logos for every public school in Brevard County.

The Seminole County Public Schools Transportation Services team worked through the bugs in their new transportation app, and because of that, were nominated for this week’s News 6 Getting Results Award.

The sound of applause filled the halls inside UCF’s Nicholson School of Communication and Media Thursday for Allison McGinley, who we lovingly call Al.

Ever since Wendy Wing found out about Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, she said it's been rewarding to get results in her community.

For the past 12 months, Volusia County Sheriff's deputies responding to sensitive calls dealing with people in mental health crises have had another option, besides taking someone to the hospital for their own safety under the Baker Act.