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Police Thank Homeless Man Who Came to Officer's Aid

Officers at a San Francisco police station Friday thanked a homeless man who came to the aid of a colleague who was attacked when she tried to make an arrest. After four days of looking for Ryan Raso, San Francisco police finally found him. The 35-year-old was a wanted man; not as a suspect, but as a hero.

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Real Life 'Spider-Man' Feeds the Homeless in Birmingham

A man dressed as comic hero Spider-Man has begun walking the streets of Birmingham, England handing out sandwiches to the homeless.

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Homeless Man Returns Wallet, $350 to Single Mother Battling Cancer

A homeless man in State College, Pennsylvania returned a wallet with $350 cash to a woman who is a single mother battling brain cancer.

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Photographer Finds Estranged Father While Documenting Homelessness

A photographer documenting Honolulu, Hawaii's homeless was surprised to find her long-lost father among them.

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Homeless Man Turns Life Around, Gives Book Reviews Instead of Begging

He may look like a roadside panhandler, but this formerly homeless man now promotes books and uses the money to feed the homeless.

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'Angel' Policeman Helps Woman Who Lost 200 Pounds Finish a 10K

Asia Ford finished last in a Louisville, Kentucky, 10K run, but photos of a city police officer holding her hand for miles and helping her cross the finish line are winning the hearts of people across the world.

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Hospital Accepts Just .50 to Treat Rare Disorder, Family Repays $1.5M 63 Years Later

He grew up to become a doctor inspired by the moment as a young orphan when Seattle Children's Hospital accepted a 50-cent piece from him as payment for a year's worth of treatment for his rare bone disorder. He vowed to pay back the hospital one day and now his estate is bequeathing $1.5 million as repayment.

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Honk If You Love Someone: A quest to make a city smile

A man has made it his mission to make Washington, D.C. smile -- especially on Monday mornings. This 5-minute video won the 2013 Pendragwn Youth Film Festival's Grand Prize Award.