For many families in our communities, the question isn’t “what’s for dinner?” but “will there be dinner at all?” Hunger doesn’t just take food off the table. It creates stress, keeps kids from focusing in school, and makes it harder for families to get back on their feet. That’s why we launched the NuvisionCares Help Fight Hunger initiative. Across California, Alaska, and Wyoming, we’ve partnered with food banks and nonprofits who are on the ground helping people every single day.

At Nuvision, we believe heroes aren’t just the ones we read about in history books—they’re also the everyday people who step up to make their communities stronger. This month, we’re proud to recognize Carol S, a Pleasanton, CA Branch member whose generosity and decades of volunteer service show exactly what it means to care for others.

What does it really take to make a difference in our communities? Sometimes, it’s as simple as helping a student feel confident on their first day of school or showing up to support veterans who have given so much. This past month, Nuvision members and our teams did exactly that through NuvisionCares events across Southern California, the Bay Area and Alaska.

This summer, Nuvision is celebrating its 90th Anniversary not just with giveaways and celebrations, but by showing up for the communities that have supported us over the years. From member appreciation events to youth outreach and volunteer work, we are staying true to our mission—supporting the hardworking people who build our communities.