Empowering communities through home improvement, and a former NFL player's mission of kindness

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Tami Gamble, the founder of the Girly Shop Teacher Foundation, a non profit that empowers communities to do their own home improvement projects, thus attracting new people into the trades. Chris then also talks with former pro football player Kelvin Edwards about his "Kelvin's Kindness Foundation." They provide housing assistance, nutritious meals, tutoring services and health education for those in need.