This homeless man was not expecting anything in return for helping a stranded motorist – but then he discovered that the driver was an NFL player.
This special needs student is winning hearts across social media after he sank an astounding half-court shot right at the third-quarter buzzer.
This 15-year-old boy with autism worked hard to get a lifetime supply of peanut butter – and now he is sharing his fortune with those in need.
Being rocked to sleep isn't just good for babies - it also dramatically improves sleep and memory function for adults, too.
The next time you meet someone who enjoys hotter food, this new survey might help you to guess a few of their personality traits before you even speak.
This dad knows that every child deserves to be able to enjoy a winter fort – no matter what their special needs may be.
This senior is a prime example of how no one needs an expensive gym membership in order to live a healthier lifestyle.
Jon Beal dedicated himself to nursing a polluted creek back to health-and his passion ended up extending his own life decades beyond a doctor's diagnosis.
Yoga is not just good for stretching - it is saving police officers and firefighters from depression and anxiety in cities across America.
For 30 minutes, Sheriff Deputy Tiffany Dial stood at attention on a rainy street corner in Alabama to salute a fallen officer. This man kept her dry.
Special needs kids were given a bridge to their future by singer Paul Simon who funded culinary classes with professional chefs in a brand new kitchen.
Tim Harris, owner of Tim's Place, is the country's only restaurant owner with Down's Syndrome, and the joy he gets from serving people good food carries over into his diner's most famous export: hugs.
Once upon a time there was a phone number for kids to use to call Santa Claus and talk directly to the North Pole. It's discontinued now, but was a jolly deed.
Captain Herb Emory, the radio personality relied upon for Atlanta traffic updates, is being remembered this week as a caring, cheerful voice. The traffic reporter at WSB-750 AM for 23 years, Captain Herb died doing what he did every day, helping people.
The snow car was so convincing, police officers were about to leave a ticket on the windshield before realizing their mistake.
Determined to get the job done, Mr. Jacob follows him around the salon with his tools—and kindness— so he can finish the cut.
What started as a backyard initiative for the Argentos to help feed the homeless has quickly grown into a project that involves neighbors, businesses and farms around Montreal.
The Marché Ferdous gives free meals year round to anyone without money – no questions asked.
Instead of giving the shirt off his back, this youngster literally took the shoes off his feet so he could give them to a homeless boy.
These nurses specialize in assessing patients before they even get to the receptionist - and it has already had a dramatic impact on wait times.