Making Good - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
San Diego Chill
Kirby travels to San Diego to work with San Diego Chill, an organization that helps kids with disabilities learn how to play ice hockey. Kirby trains to be a goalie.
Mascot Miracles
Kirby travels to West Jordan, Utah, to work with Mascot Miracles Foundation, an organization that hosts events with mascots for kids with debilitating conditions.
Morgan's Wonderland
Kirby goes to San Antonio, Texas, to volunteer at Morgan's Wonderland, the one and only "Ultra-Accessible Theme Park" for guests of all ages and abilities.
Saddles in Service
Kirby goes to Wyoming to help Saddles in Service to assist Veterans, Firefighters, Law Enforcement Officers, and First Responders the unique opportunity to explore their own healing alongside a rescue horse.
Life Rolls On
Kirby goes to San Diego to work with Life Rolls On, an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for people living with various disabilities through adaptive surfing and skating.
Wrap Ukraine with Quilts
Kirby goes to Poland to work with Wrap Ukraine With Quilts, an organization that is dedicated to making and donating quilts to refugees from Ukraine.
Music Mends Minds
Kirby goes to Los Angeles to discover Music Mends Minds, an organization that creates musical support groups for people with Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson's, traumatic brain injury, PTSD, and other neurological disorders.
Helpful Hands and Hearts
Kirby travels to Littleton, North Carolina, to work with Helpful Hands and Hearts, a organization in the Lake Gaston and Roanake River Valley that helps everyday people deal with their challenging access and transportation circumstances.
SevaTruck Foundation
Kirby travels to Fairfax, Virginia, to work with SevaTruck Foundation, an organization committed to fighting hunger in communities by serving hot, nutritious meals to anyone in need.
Windy's Ranch and Rescue
In Overton, Nevada, Kirby goes hog wild in his efforts to help Windy's Ranch & Rescue save abandoned and mistreated pot-bellied pigs. Kirby learns how sweet pigs can be, and how rich they can make the lives of the people who care for them.
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