A Photo of Your Bare Feet Can Put Shoes on a Needy Child
Here's how you can snap a picture of your bare feet and automatically donate a pair of shoes to a kid who needs them.
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Watch What This Little Boy Does to His Spiderman Pinata
With great power comes great responsibility. Well done, little man.
How to Stay Optimistic Through the Recession, Bad Weather and Swine Flu (Video w/ Michael J. Fox)
Tonight, Thursday May 7th at 10/9c, Michael J. Fox returns to TV on on ABC. Fox travels the world in search of the nature of optimism in Michael J. Fox: Adventures of an Incurable Optimist. Watch this video sneak peak from YouTube.
Mysterious Positive Messages Appear Like Clouds of Love in the Sky
People couldn't figure out why happy images and positive words were appearing in the sky over New Orleans, until now.
Now Trending, Hollywood Celebs Send Kind Words to Normal Folks
It's not uncommon for celebrities to lend their voices to a good cause or charity. But we've also seen stars offering kind words of support to regular folks.
100-Year-olds Say a Positive Attitude is the Secret to Longevity
60 percent of Americans who've reached their 100th birthday say they do not "feel old," and most point to positivity as the key to a long and happy life.
Utility Company Gives $1 Million in Assistance to Low-income Ohio Families
As many low-income families continue to struggle with rising costs of everyday living expenses, a power company in Ohio launched a $1 million utility assistance program to help low-income families statewide. American Electric Power Ohio has joined the Neighbor to Neighbor Program in partnership with the non-profit Dollar Energy Fund and began distributing utility assistance grants on May 4.
Solar Solution: MIT Creates Way to Make Salt Water Drinkable
To help people in drought-stricken areas from California to India, new technologies are harnessing the sun to make saltwater drinkable.
Water-Cleaning Technology to Help Farmers
The giant solar receiver installed on a wheat field here in California's agricultural heartland slowly rotates to track the sun and capture its energy. The 377-foot array, however, does not generate electricity but instead creates heat used to desalinate water. It is part of a project developed by a San Francisco area start-up called WaterFX that is tapping an abundant, if contaminated, resource in this parched region: the billions of gallons of water that lie just below the surface.
Eating More Cheese May Explain Healthier Hearts in France
A small Danish study that looked at diets rich in cheese found some yummy results.
Israel Pledges to Reconstruct an Entire Village in Nepal
Israel has pledged to fully rebuild a village in Nepal that was destroyed by last Saturday's earthquake.
Girls From Nepal Group Home Jump Into Action Providing Earthquake Relief
When disaster struck, twenty of Nepal's most impoverished--and most fortunate--young ladies immediately stepped in to help their neighbors.
Teacher Surprises Wisconsin Town By Leaving $1 Million Estate to Students
Teacher Violet Laack has allocated funds from her estate, worth $1 Million, to the students of Calumet County, where she taught for fifty years.
Chipotle Stopped Serving Genetically Altered Food
On Monday, Chipotle Mexican Grill became the first major American restaurant chain to swear off the use of any genetically engineered ingredients.
Fireman Uses iPhone Ringtone to Lure Ducklings to Safety
A clever Louisiana firefighter rescued six baby ducklings from a drain using a ring tone on his iPhone.
Crippled for 30 Years by Misdiagnosis, Woman Walks Again
A woman crippled for 30 years with what she thought was cerebral palsy is now walking and active thanks to a single pill.
Ellen Unveils US Postal Stamps of Actual Shelter Animals to Promote Adoption
The Postmaster General yesterday unveiled Animal Rescue commemorative postage stamps launching the Stamps to the Rescue promotional campaign.
Teen Walks Home Old Man With Groceries, Photo Goes Viral
The social media world has gone crazy for this photo of a teen walking an elderly man home while carrying his groceries.
Work With Texas Immigrants Earns Her 2015 Teacher of the Year Honor
An ability to make a special connection with traumatized and immigrant children has earned a Texas educator the title of 2015 National Teacher of the Year.
Poodle Knows Who is Sickest In Nursing Home Where She Runs Free (WATCH)
A poodle has free reign of a senior nursing care center in Minnesota, where she spends her days seeking out and staying with the sick and elderly.