Bob Hoffman

6 days ago | fox47news.com | Bob Hoffman

LANSING, Mich. — This week’s Good Neighbor’s takes us to Lansing’s Elmwood Elementary, where the lesson wasn’t spelling or science—it was about dollars, sense, and dreams. A group of accountants traded spreadsheets for real life lessons and gave third graders a priceless gift. At Elmwood Elementary, students in Mrs. Lewellyn’s third-grade class learned something you don’t always find in a schoolbook: how money works—and how to make it work for them.

2 weeks ago | fox47news.com | Bob Hoffman

LANSING, Mich. — Sometimes the biggest heroes are the ones quietly revving their engines—not for attention, but for someone in need. This week’s Good Neighbor made a choice that changed everything for a friend… and he inspired others to join in the mission. Jackson resident Britany Marcia has been fighting a tough battle with cancer, while juggling life, kids, and everything in between. And then—life threw her another curve ball. Her car's transmission gave out. No way to get to the doctor.

1 month ago | fox47news.com | Bob Hoffman

LANSING, Mich. — This week's Good Neighbor had an idea—one that started small but is now making a big difference. It began with six women, a few cups of tea, and one simple goal: to lift others up. And now? It's become something much bigger — proving that sometimes, the best way to help is to simply pour a little kindness. It started as a simple gathering—just six friends, sipping tea and sharing stories.

1 month ago | fox47news.com | Bob Hoffman

LANSING, Mich. — Every day, we’re faced with chances to make a positive difference. For one Lansing woman, talking about change wasn’t enough – she wanted to create it. What started as a simple idea has now blossomed into a powerful force for good, making her this week’s Good Neighbor. There is something about music that has the power to bring people together. Lansing resident Tania Watt is tapping into that very magic, harnessing the influence of music to make real change in her community.

1 month ago | fox47news.com | Bob Hoffman

LANSING, Mich. — A snowy day can be beautiful—but for some, it can also be a challenge. That's where this week's Good Neighbor steps in, he's turning snow covered driveways and sidewalks into acts of kindness, one shovel at a time. Sean Groom doesn't just shovel his own driveway—he clears the way for four of his neighbors, expecting nothing in return. For Vanessa Askew, that's been life changing.