Making Good

In Chicago, Kirby joins a boxing gym and tutor group called The Bloc. After taking a few punches, Kirby learns what it means to be an effective boxing coach as well as a good teacher. Working in the gym and in the classroom, Kirby helps students become the best fighters and learners they can be. To put his coaching skills to the test, Kirby is assigned to help one of the boxers achieve his final goal: the coveted white gloves.

In Key Largo, Florida, Kirby joins up with Island Dolphin Care, a dolphin therapy organization. After defrosting fish and preparing medicine, Kirby gets to sit in on some therapy sessions in the classroom and prepare the kids for their therapy swim. In the water, Kirby sees firsthand the magic of dolphin therapy and what it can mean to children and their families.

Kirby travels to Trenton, New Jersey, to join the Trenton Circus Squad, an organization that gives kids in Trenton a chance to join a community, make friends, and build skills in a real-life circus troupe. Kirby's keen to try out his aerial silks, but his teammates think he needs to learn the circus basics first.

In Los Angeles, Kirby joins CoachArt, a non-profit organization that matches chronically ill children with mentors in their areas of interest. Kirby tags along to a couple of mentoring sessions and finds two boys with a love for music. Together, they decide to write a song for the boys' mom as a thank you for everything she does for them.

In Amarillo, Texas, Kirby joins the Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center where he helps take care of the animals already in care, cleaning cages and giving medicines. Then he heads out with the team on dramatic rescue calls for animals who need help, including an injured deer. After a rough encounter with a nasty possum, Kirby finally gets to release a number of animals back into the wild.

In Hollywood, Kirby joins No Limits for Deaf Kids, a unique organization helping children who have hearing loss and their families. For their graduation ceremony coming up, Kirby writes a special play for the kids to perform. In between practicing their graduation speeches, Kirby and the kids work on their play.

In Salt Lake City, Utah, Kirby joins Cars that Care, a non-profit that collects donated cars, repairs them, and gives them away to mothers who need transport. Kirby learns all about what it takes to get a car back in shape and to keep it going. But Kirby will have a few mishaps in the garage before the vehicle he's working on is ready to be given away to the single mother who needs it.

In New York, Kirby joins GlamourGals, a group that organizes chapters of young women to give makeovers to older ladies. Kirby learns all about the intricacies of painting nails and organizes the most glamourous event he can for the final party. After befriending a few of the ladies, Kirby sees how even something as small as painting nails and having a conversation can make a huge difference in someone's life.

Kirby travels to San Diego to join Icing Smiles, a group making special cakes for medical kids and their families. Kirby's baking skills are put to the test as he attempts a baking challenge in order to get in the kitchen. Next, Kirby meets a young girl and her family celebrating five years cancer free, and they'd love a cake to celebrate. Kirby and the team don't have a lot of time and have to work through the night to make their deadline.

Kirby heads to New Orleans to join SOUL, a group replanting trees the city lost in Hurricane Katrina. From residents there, Kirby learns firsthand how much trees mean to a neighborhood that doesn't have any. With the purpose fresh in his mind, Kirby sets out to become the best tree planter he can be, and with his determined group of volunteers, he races against the clock to plant all the trees he can.