In this Pass The Cash, we meet a family who has always been on the helping end, not needing help. Until they too faced a life-changing event.

In this week's Pass The Cash, a little girl who lost her leg to cancer, gets a little normalcy, with a new prosthesis.

Fixing things that go wrong on a fixed income can be a huge struggle

This weeks Pass The Cash was a little different than most weeks.

The young Jeffersonville couple has been down on their luck lately and just needed a little help.

Marietta cares for her four grandchildren whose father passed away and mother isn't in the picture. But she's struggling to make ends meet.

Lyn’s childhood friend, Bobby, is in the middle of a home repair nightmare.

Lyn Passed the Cash to her childhood friend who is in the middle of a home repair nightmare.

Cherish informed Henry that not only was her partner Ray fighting to regain his life, he was also fighting to keep their home. The couple received an eviction notice not long after Ray became unable to work.

For four weeks Shane has been under medical care, unable to work.

Sharon went into heart failure and the care she required at times was far from home.

Mike Henson was promised a brand new air conditioner by Bowman's Heating and Cooling, who made good on the service promise.

The 20-year Highview Fire veteran was promised a new air conditioner by Bowman's Heating and Cooling - and they made good on the commitment.

In addition to his health struggles, Mike Henson’s home was also without air conditioning.

James has lost a kidney and a leg - and he's doing everything not to lose his family.

In a first, the cash was passed through multiple people before reaching its recipient - Crystal.

Shawn's co-worker Regina said he’s been having trouble with his blood pressure and heart for around a year.

Belinda lost her home in a fire - but seeing as her insurance has lapsed, she won't have any financial help rebuilding.

Ms. Belinda lost her home in a fire on Easter Sunday.

Cathy worked at Circle K until she just couldn’t work anymore - not by choice but by circumstance.

You don’t have to know people very long to care about them, especially when you see they may need a little care.

Each week on WAVE 3 News, we help someone in the community who's in need. This week, it was Tracy, who just underwent a double lung transplant.

Julie gives absolutely all that she has to her boys, who have Lowe syndrome. Their situation is critical and rare.

Darlene raises her three grandsons on her own. Co-workers say she's always positive, but they know she needed some help.

Kaylee has been in a wheelchair for years, and as she gets older, she needs her own handicap-accessible room in her family's home.

In this week's Pass the Cash, Dawne Gee heads across the bridge to New Albany to Pass the Cash to a family that has a pretty tough road to travel.

Even when Ms. Kathy's car doesn't work, she does.

Bob's mother's home needed major repairs, and he did the best he could with the savings he had to keep them from becoming homeless. But so much more needs to be done.

Bob had done everything he was able to do to make his house a home sweet home. Even prayer.