High 5

A Draper Pantry has been going strong for 20 years, and it's continuing to help people during the pandemic. The Adventure Church's Jesus Feeds is deserving of a KSL High 5.

If you drive by the Monsen's house in Woodland Hills, you'll find the Free Little Pantry isn't so little anymore - thanks to Max and Emily Monsen and their mother, Robie. 

A group of friends in Bountiful donates their time every Friday to help feed people in need. 

For more than a decade, Charles and Roberta Boyce created beautiful quilts of valor for Payson's veterans. Roberta has kept that tradition going after Charles died.

In this new KSL High 5, we introduce you to a West Jordan woman who is the definition of service.

The South Valley Cheer Squad is loud and proud and can cheer to any crowd. They're a team that's sure to warm your heart and make you smile. 

Sometimes all it takes is the right person to put a teenager on the right path. For many students at Hunter High School, that person has been Claudia Travis. 

The Moods n' Music performances wouldn't be what they are without pianist Helen Roberts.

A Utah County man credits the EMT team from Payson Fire Department with saving his hand after they treated him and rushed him to a hospital 56 miles away where an orthopedic surgeon was available.

In today's KSL High 5, one mans story will inspire you to get up and volunteer because you're never too old to start spending your time helping others.