What gives: Small ways to help neighborhood nonprofits

… dine and dance with your friends and neighbors at LHLive5, Saturday, Jan. 22 from 6 p.m. until midnight at the Sokol Athletic Center, Greenville at Walnut Hill. Just as neighbors begin to recover from holiday festivities, it’s time for this annual Exchange Club of Lake Highlands fundraiser that brings in dollars for student scholarships, teacher recognition, child abuse prevention, elementary school awards, child abuse prevention and other community projects. This year’s event will feature live music on three stages from The Pit Pops, Wes Niles and the Texas Skeeters, and The Lupners. Expect a variety of music, “including Motown, disco, country, swing, rock, funk and romantic slow,” says event chairman Bob Heger. Picasso’s will cater a pasta bar, and Pokey O’s will do cookie-ice cream desserts. Says Heger, “Great food, great friends and great music; this is the place to be in Lake Highlands.” Call him at 214.641.3463 for advanced tickets, or learn more at lhexchangeclub.org.