The Texas village is home to 200 men and women who used to sleep on the streets - and now, the community is preparing to rescue ever more future residents.
Over the course of the last few years, dozens of organizations have ensured that all of their products and goods come from sustainable palm oil sources.
A New York City synagogue's act of compassion towards their Islamic neighbors has been inspiring thousands of people across social media.
A giant sculpture was erected in Ireland to thank the "Trail of Tears" Native American tribe who sent what little money they could to help the Irish people during the Great Famine.
The Muslim residents of this district are not forced to abstain from their practice, rather they choose to do it out of respect for their Hindu neighbors.
Billy By could not bear to see his dad standing behind the counter of an empty store, so he took to social media in hopes of drumming up some business.
Despite how we may hate traffic jams, they do provide a valuable insight into how we are all connected through our compassion.
Seniors no longer have to suffer through the loneliness of their golden years thanks to an app that pairs them with "grandkids on-demand".
Kids attending Parker Elementary School in Elk River, Minnesota started a Kindness Club-and now random students are also doing acts of kindness.
This police officer has become a local celebrity after he took the time to befriend some local children who expressed a fear of cops.
The Seattle Peace Chorus accepted the invitation to sing at Venezuela's 5th Annual International Choral Festival. Their signature piece, "Si Somos Americanos" (We Are All Americans), won the award for Best Song.
When their beloved crossing guard experienced a string of bad luck, these teachers, students, and staffers all pitched in to show him some love.
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.
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.
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.
When a beloved 130-year-old crocodile passed away of natural causes earlier this week, over 500 people attended his funeral.
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Despite being homeless, this magazine seller is the happiest – and most beloved – man on the streets of Bristol.
These volunteer-led initiatives show that Americans are more than willing to take care of their parks and communities when trouble arises.
Despite surrounding communities being plagued by violence, this church and mosque were built next to each other - and they are thriving.
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