Making Good(TV show/series, 2019-)

In Portland, Oregon, Kirby joins Hoop.Camp, a volunteer-run basketball camp for people with special needs. Kirby learns how diffidcult it can be to find opportunities for those with special needs to participate in organized sports after high school, and how Hoop.Camp works to fills that void. Scoring big in the friendship department, Kirby competes with hundreds of athletes, learning about their love for basketball, and for each other.

In Minneapolis, Kirby plunges into the deep end of boat building, joining a team of apprentices at Urban Boat Builders as they work to finish canoes in time for their graduation––a boat launch attended by their whole community. As the deadline for finishing the canoes looms, Kirby witnesses firsthand how the cohesive team has been prepared to tackle tough tasks in woodworking, and in life beyond the wood shop.

In Salt Lake City, Kirby joins The Other Side Academy, an organization dedicated to creating a therapeutic community where people who have struggled in the past can come to turn their lives around. After the academy leadership is sure he is up to the task, Kirby is allowed to join the moving company––a residential moving service comprised of students from the academy. At breakneck speeds, Kirby and the movers help an elderly woman move all of her belongings to her new home in a matter of a few short hours. Working harder than he has ever worked before, Kirby witnesses firsthand the transformation that a strong will to change and a lot of elbow grease can have on the academy's students' lives.

Kirby travels to Lakeville, Minnesota to join Sleep in Heavenly Peace––an organization dedicated to building, assembling, and delivering top-notch bunk beds to children and families in need. After meeting kids who have been sleeping on the ground, Kirby rolls up his sleeves, and learns how to build beds for them. Alongside an army of volunteer bed-builders, Kirby and the Sleep in Heavenly Peace team build 130 beds in a single day. As Kirby delivers beds to the families, he sees firsthand the happiness it brings the children, and the lift it provides to their parents.

In New York City, Kirby joins Little Wanderers, an organization of dedicated animal lovers who work to help feral cats across the Big Apple. Venturing into abandoned buildings, parking garages, and vacant lots, Kirby and the team work to find cats in need, get them medical attention, and help them on their way to a better life. With over 500,000 feral cats in the city, there's much to do!

Kirby heads to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he takes the wheel of the Gaining Ground Book Bus––a school bus converted into a free book delivery service. Together with a team of dedicated educators, Kirby races around the city, delivering 3,000 children's books in a single day. Kirby witnesses firsthand how the lives of both those receiving the books, and those distributing the books are impacted by the colorful library-on-wheels.

Kirby heads to Memphis Rox, a climbing and community center in Memphis. As he learns rock climbing, Kirby witnesses how the center is building up the Soulsville community, both on and off the climbing wall.

Kirby joins The Welcome to America Project, an organization dedicated to helping refugees thrive. As Kirby tracks down and delivers basic household items needed by the newly arrived families, he experiences what it really means to be a good neighbor.

Kirby travels to Temecula, California, to work with Warfighter Made, a nonprofit dedicated to putting wounded veterans behind the wheels of off-road vehicles to provide "adrenaline therapy".

Kirby joins The Roots of Music, a nonprofit empowering youth through music education, academic support, and mentorship. Kirby earns a spot in the Marching Crusaders, the organization's youth marching band, and prepares for his first big parade.