This Christmas, a World War II veteran in Lawton will be receiving a clarinet under his tree thanks to the kind acts of several community members.

About two weeks ago, Hungry Hearts Feeding Ministry founder, Adriene Davis, received the keys to the nonprofit’s new home: A 10,000 square foot facility. On Sunday, 7News was able to take a special look inside.

Losing any amount of money is unsettling, but every once in a while, there is a happy ending. That is the case for one Lawton woman, and now she needs your help finding the person who returned $500 she lost.

Many people are out Friday shopping early for the holiday and local stores are offering up some great deals, especially Saturday.

Hungry Hearts Feeding Ministry held an open invitation for their Thanksgiving dinner Thursday at First Christian Church in Lawton. Because some people were not able to travel for the meal, the nonprofit decided they would bring the meal to them.

The Salvation Army in Altus held its annual Thanksgiving lunch on Thursday morning.

A dispensary in Duncan gave back to people in the community Tuesday ahead of Thanksgiving.

An eight-year-old donated more than 75 blankets to kids in the foster care system on Tuesday.

United Way of Southwest Oklahoma provided lunch for teachers and staff at Almor West Elementary School Monday.

The Lawton Public Schools Foundation board gave out $94,000 in grants Monday.

Thanks to the generosity of southwest Oklahomans, about 6,000 less-fortunate children around the world will be receiving Christmas presents this year.

Children United SWOK now has playground equipment purchased and delivered to Lawton.

Hungry Hearts Feeding Ministry now has a permanent home!

7News Reporter Zayna Haliburton met with United Way of Southwest Oklahoma and The Armed Services YMCA to discuss programs going on right now and how United Way of SWOK along with the community helps many non-profits.

Hundreds got out Saturday morning to participate in the 9th Annual Run for the Fallen.

8th graders at Elgin Middle School spent the day giving presentations about how they used $10 to show kindness.

A class at Elgin Middle School helped repair 10 tattered flags that draped caskets of veterans at Fort Sill National Cemetery.

Here's a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week.

Holidays are a time to spend with your family, however many basic trainees on Fort Sill will not be making it home for Christmas.

Work to repair the outside of a historic home on the Wichita Mountains Wildlife refuge is underway.

The Veteran’s Corner Store inside the Lawton-Fort Sill Veterans Center is changing the way the senior veterans shop.

United Way of SWOK discuss what they do in the community and how they help several non-profits.

Attendees got to play 16 games of bingo, with "gently used and more loved" donated purses serving as prizes.

A group at the Great Plains Technology Center is helping people by wrapping gifts ahead of the holidays.

Ahead of the Joy Mission Choir's annual performance in Lawton, they stopped by a nursing home Tuesday to do some caroling.

A local charity is continuing to lay wreaths on the graves of past soldiers.

The City of Lawton honored local veterans who dedicate their time to community service.

Cache High School cheerleaders, Dayden Meredith and McKenzie Bookout, are hoping to make All State and while they’re at it, they are looking to make history too.

Here's a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week.

The Center for Creative Living is making sure seniors have a nutritious meal not only when they come in, but when they go home too.

The Concert Band played with Cameron's Chamber Winds ensemble for a variety of pieces.

Local Boy Scout leadership was honored during a fundraising dinner.

A Lawton man has been chosen to represent Oklahoma for the Secretary of the Army.

It was a special day for veterans at the Lawton - Fort Sill Veterans Center Thursday as two Army helicopters and their crews visited.

The Duncan Senior Citizen Center is continuing to provide for their seniors by raising money for a new van.

The majority of today's adult deer hunters were introduced to the sport as a child. Makenzie Burk went hunting with a father and his two boys, but this time she was behind the camera instead of the rifle. It's her latest outdoor adventure.

Families needing a flu shot had the opportunity to get them for free Wednesday.

Comanche County's sheriff spent the day trying to make people's Thanksgiving a little better by handing out Turkeys.

High school students at Walters are painting parking spaces as part of a beautification project.

The Lawton Community Foundation presented thousands of dollars in grants Wednesday to local organizations.

A group called One Lawton is collecting Thanksgiving food items for low income LPS students and their families.

For the first time in it’s 120 years of operation, the Lawton-Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce has received a 5-star accreditation from the United States Chamber of Commerce.

A renowned photographer from National Geographic was in Medicine Park this summer as a part of an unusual preservation project.

Jack Daniels and the Armed Services YMCA is in their 9th year of Operation Ride Home.

The Southwest Oklahoma Corvette Club gathered together to donate turkeys to the Lawton Food Bank.

The Lawton Business Women held their 61st Annual Fashion Show and our own Monte Brown was up there strutting his stuff.

As part of Halliburton's 100 year anniversary, they are giving back to the community.

Here's a look back at some of the GOOD NEWS stories from this week.

Dozens of local chefs went head to head Thursday for the City of Lawton's second annual chili cookoff.

A Chattanooga teenager represented Southwest Oklahoma well this past weekend at two horse competitions in Las Vegas.

It could happen to anyone with a pet. You’ve always managed to give your pet the medical care they deserve, but because of unexpected circumstances, you’re faced with vet expenses that are far beyond your ability to afford them.

Good news for any gamers out there as a Fortnite tournament to raise money for a great cause is coming to Elgin.

Officials with Lawton Ambucs says they do this and put in all the hard work because they want to give people mobility.

Here is a look at our good news stories from the week.

The baseball fields in Elgin were busy over the weekend for the Strikeout Cancer Tournament and Home Run Derby. Its a benefit that’s helping one resident with a rich baseball history.

A woman in Walters is sending a message about never giving up and following your dreams. She was able to purchase a storefront this April after having worked from home for three years.

If you’re looking to get involved in the community. The Lawton Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce has some events opened to the public this month.

Prospective college students attended Cameron University’s Pickaxe Preview Saturday.