(WMC-TV) - A Memphis metalsmith needs help raising money for a Secret Sculpture Garden in the Speedway Terrace neighborhood.

Thomasin Durgin, formerly an adjunct professor at Memphis College of Art, an assistant curator at the Brooks and a social worker, is helping reinvigorate a Memphis neighborhood by creating an art garden.

“While I initiated the project I am not working alone - the 50' x 150' lot is slowly being filled with stone pathways, benches, flowers and sculpture made by local artists and neighborhood children,” Durgin writes on her Kickstarter page.

Kickstarter is a site that lets the public fund creative projects with individual contributions.

(WMC-TV) – The organizers of a local music festival are donating a portion of their proceeds in order to help ensure more Memphians have access to fresh produce.

The Brister Street Music Festival, which took place in late April at the Levitt Shell, is donating more than $3,000 to GrowMemphis on Thursday.

Rev. Reginald J. and Mrs. Mary Tucker have hearts of gold and are getting positive results in the Orange Mound community.

They work with underprivileged youth in the neighborhood and help them to be successful.

Shelby Systems of Memphis has been partnering with the Tucker's for the past 2 years.

Through their partnership, they've been able to build a new computer lab for them.

The lab was competed last month.

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