Virginia Passes Medical Marijuana Bill to Allow for Production of Oils
Virginia lawmakers unanimously passed a bill that will soon allow families to be able to legally buy cannabis oil for treating epileptic seizures.
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Random Customer Sends Popeyes Worker to Nursing School (WATCH)
This former Kansas City cop was just eating his fried chicken when he decided that he wanted to send the drive-thru worker to nursing school.
Navajo Lady Delivers Water 75 Miles Every Day to Homes Without Plumbing
The "Water Lady" drives down 75 miles of unpaved roads every day with a tanker truck to serve 250 homes without running water.
Teen Abandoned at Birth Now Raises Money to Give Senior Dogs the Love She Found With a Forever Home
14-year-old Meena Kumar started Pet Fairy Service to donate all her petsitting money to a senior dog home, after learning she was too young to volunteer.
Pink Floyd's Roger Waters Uses Private Jet to Reunite Mom With Sons Who Were Abducted to Syria
This rock idol didn't hesitate to hop aboard his private jet and fly first to Trinidad, then 6000 miles to Syria, to reunite a two siblings with their mother.
Veteran Bursts into Tears When Dentist Sees His Teeth and Gives $15K of Work For Free
"I would take a hundred bullets for this doctor in a second," says the veteran.
When 83-yo Landscaper Needed New Truck, Donations Grew Like Weeds
When this man started walking his lawnmower miles around town because his truck broke down, longtime customers found a way to get him back behind the wheel.
Uber Driver Surprises Distressed New Mom, Buying Her Sick Baby All New Clothes
When a kind-hearted Uber driver learned about her passenger's predicament, she insisted on surprising the distressed woman with a shopping spree.
Charity Dishes Out $1,000 Checks to Hundreds of Teens So They Can Uplift Anyone They Want to Support
During the month of April alone, the VING Project gave away more than $250,000 in checks to teens who wanted to surprise deserving acquaintances.
Las Vegas Used Car Dealer Saves Travelers Stranded After 9/11
After 9/11, Don Forman, a used car dealer in Las Vegas, offered a ride to anyone stranded in airports who needed to get home. For free. By the end of the day, 150 people were back at home in Southern California.
After Documentary Features Tearful Caterer Who Was Duped by Fyre Festival, Thousands Rally to Help
After a Netflix documentary featured a brief interview with this heartbroken restauranteur, thousands of people opened their wallets.
Man Builds Tiny "Life Jacket" To Save Beloved Pet Goldfish
Rather than just giving him the big flush, this little guy's owner made him an underwater "life jacket" from recycled tubing.
Woman Finds Good Karma Writing and Handing Out 20,000 Love Letters to First Responders
Over the course of the last four years, Natalie Reilly has written more than 20,000 love letters to firefighters and police officers.
You Can Now Send Compassionate Texts to Random Strangers-And Get Them in Return-Thanks to New Project
Since the platform launched in 23 countries, more than 7,000 compassionate texts have been exchanged between strangers all over the world.
Customer Leaves Entire $1,200 Stimulus Check as Generous Tip for Family-Owned Restaurant
The employees of the Colonial Steakhouse in Pine Bluff, Arkansas were over the moon with gratitude after a customer left them a particularly hefty gratuity.
Fireman in Viral Photo Cradles Baby After Car Accident: 'This is why I do the job'
After spending his weekend saving lives and fighting fires, this civil servant was grateful for the peaceful reminder of why he does what he does.
'She's Our Miracle': This Minnesota Teacher Donated a Kidney to the School's Custodian
Minnesota school custodian Patrick Mertens needed a kidney transplant, so a teacher at the school-Erin Durga-donated one to him.
'World's Loneliest Elephant' Kavaan Finally Reaches New Home, Gets Hugs From Cher And New Pachyderm Pal
Kavaan the world's loneliest elephant has reached his forever home in a wildlife sanctuary after an epic mission to transport him to Cambodia.
Writer Starts a Pandemic Pen Pal Project - Now 7,000 People Are Mailing Joy to Strangers With Letters
New Yorker staff writer Rachel Syme has started a penpal community in the pandemic. It's called #Penpalooza, and 7,000 are now participating.
Man Sits With Typewriter on NYC Sidewalk to Help Strangers Send Letters to 'Friends Feeling Blue'
New York City-based performance artist/English professor Brandon Woolf has been writing letters for strangers on the streets of Brooklyn.
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