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Millionaire Gives Mansions to Homeless

Japanese billionaire, Genshiro Kawamoto, cried as he presented the keys to a multimillion-dollar home to a low-income single mom with 5 kids. "Her family will live there rent-free, but must pay utility bills. He plans to open eight of his 22 Hawaiian homes to poor families for ten years." (By AUDREY McAVOY, Associated Press – […]

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NYC Cabbie Returns Bag of Diamond Rings

A New York City cab driver from Bangladesh spent hours laboring to track down a rider so he could return a bag of diamond rings that she'd left in his trunk.

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The True Angel of Africa

Sonia Waters has raised funds from family and friends to provide a village in Malawi with a primary school (equipped with books, pencils, and a daily meal for all pupils); a new kindergarten and playground; a village vegetable garden, a goat-keeping enterprise and a women's co-operative.

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TV Helicopter Pilot Saves Stranded Deer Blowing it off Ice

A deer was trapped on an icy pond and couldn't get its footing. Then, a chopper pilot had the bright idea of using the blades of his helicopter blow the deer to the shore. Sure enough, it worked!

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Nigeria's Thriving 'Lady Mechanics' Once Disadvantaged

Sandra Aguebor, an activist known to Nigerians as the Lady Mechanic, is a mother of two who rose from humble beginnings to national prominence creating a thriving enterprise that trains disadvantaged women in Nigeria to learn a promising trade

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Having Coffee With a Beggar

He hates begging, but no one will give him work. He was happy to see me as I'd bought breakfasts that I had bought for him over the years.

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Man Returns Bag Full of Money With No Regrets

A minimum wage-earner in the Philippines returned a bag of cash found on his watch and was rewarded for his honesty...

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Bus Passengers Get $50 in Holiday Cash from Anonymous Rider

2 Busloads of Passengers in Spokane, Washington were left "tingling all over" after an anonymous woman boarded buses and handed each rider an envelope containing a card and a $50 bill.