If it’s time to forget about that lost love once and for all, Goodwill wants to help.

There are a lot of ways to show the spirit of the holidays and give to those in need. Now, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10047 is offering another with military members in mind.

The post has set up at an Adopt-a-Military-Family tree. The tree features the names of military families, veterans, and Fallen Gold Star families that could use some help to have a happy holiday this year.

The public is encouraged to drop by the post at 4337 Las Vegas Boulevard, which is near Craig Road and Las Vegas Boulevard, to take a name from the tree. Those waiting to donate can also email adoptamilitaryfamily@hotmail.com and the family's information will be sent.

Hundreds of breakfast meals have been donated by grocery stores around the Las Vegas valley to serve hungry kids.

Three Square Food Bank has teamed up with Smith's Food & Drug Stores and Food 4 Less to collect milk and Kellogg cereals to serve to kids in need. Two semi-trucks carried 89,856 boxes of cereal to the food bank’s warehouse on Pecos Road Thursday morning. That cereal, and the 864 gallons of 2 percent milk that came with it, will provide 13,824 8-ounce servings for kids.

The president and CEO of Three Square Food Bank, Brian Burton, says half the kids in the Clark County School District use the free or reduced-lunch program, which means many go hungry during the summer.