Woman's Life is Saved After She Posts Newspaper Ad For "Generous O Blood Type"
With her daughter's future in mind, Jennen Johnson was not about to leave her fate up to chance - so she took out an ad in the classified section of the newspaper.
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12-Year-Old Boy Sews 365 Teddy Bears a Year for the Grieving and Sick
When this boy couldn't afford to buy gifts for hospitalized kids, he taught himself to sew teddy bears, and has been creating unique ones every day for two years.
Watch Two Kids Disguised as One Tall Man in Trench Coat Try to Get in to See 'Black Panther'
Who would have suspected that the normal looking man at the "Black Panther" screening was actually two kids wearing a trench coat!?
Endangered Parrots Won't Stop Messing With Traffic Cones So the Cheeky Birds Have Been Given Their Own Roadside Gyms
The clever Keas are notorious for messing with traffic cones and wandering around busy roadways looking for food – which is why they now have roadside gyms to keep them busy.
Teen Prodigies Create App That Could End School Lunch Hunger
Five female students are taking it upon themselves to make sure that no child goes hungry – and they're doing it with their own app.
Clever Kids Leave Amusing Bribe on Superintendent's Doorstep in Hopes of Scoring a Snow Day
These resourceful students were so desperate for a snow day, they left a sweet bribe on the doorstep of their superintendent's house last week.
18 Science-backed Tips For Unblocking Your Creativity
Are you having trouble getting those creative juices flowing? Well, science has 18 easy tricks for inspiring your artistic side.
Watch Artistic Hairdresser Use a Paint Roller to Create Beautiful Highlights in Woman's Hair
A stylist gave a woman an unusual hairdo using all the colors of the rainbow, but by blending them, it becomes a soft palette of beauty.
Students Spend 200 Hours Making Halloween Costume For Girl With Rare Mutation #TBT
These college students were determined to make Halloween a holiday to remember for 16-year-old Alex Hayes.
Beautiful Music Video Made by Strangers Across the Globe Shows How Technology Can Be Used For Good In The World
Cameron Brown sought to use technology for good, and connected with strangers in 40 countries to create a beautiful music video without ever meeting.
This Jolly King Has Lived in His Sandcastle for the Last 22 Years
King Marcio may not have the most glamorous castle in the world, but his attitude towards his sandy home seems pretty reasonable.
Listen to College Grad's Singing Resume That Landed Her Job and Fame
This creative resume idea is a perfect example of how far creativity can get you in life.
High School Performance of 'Alien' So Impressive, Sigourney Weaver Surprises Students at Second Show
Despite a tiny high school budget, students did such a realistic job bringing the film ALIEN to life that Sigourney Weaver showed up and Ridley Scott sent money.
Always Disorganized? That Might Actually Be A Good Thing
For those of who you have been criticized for being messy, we have some good news: "the more disorganized your brain is, the smarter you are."
Bus Transformed into Mobile Classroom Lets Thousands of Disadvantaged Kids and Adults Get Their Diplomas
This school on wheels is helping some of San Francisco's poorest residents and at-risk youth to finally get their high school degrees.
Barber Lies Down on Floor to Cut Hair of 6-Year-Old Boy With Autism
Determined to get the job done, Mr. Jacob follows him around the salon with his tools—and kindness— so he can finish the cut.
Instead of Selling Her $1.7 Million Home, Woman is Giving It Away to the Winner of a Letter-Writing Contest
You now have an opportunity to live in this breathtaking $1.7 million home simply by writing a $25 letter to Alla Wagner about why you want to live there.
Man Transforms His Workspace into Winter Castle Complete With a Working Drawbridge
When his firm started hosting annual competitions for the most festive workplace, this engineer grabbed some cardboard and staples and went all out.
Mom With Rubber Glove Christmas Tree Turns Down Strangers' Gifts, Asking People to Donate to Charity Instead
When this mom couldn't afford a tree, she made one out of rubber gloves because "you don't have to spend loads of money to make Christmas special."
Entrepreneur, 13, Gets Intel Funding for Low-cost Braille Printer
At just 12 years old, a San Jose, California middle-schooler received funding last month from Intel Capital, the company's venture capital arm, for his prototype low-cost Braille printer. Now 13, he used legos to create a science project that would slash the cost of $2000 braille printers so that families or schools could educate blind children at a fraction of that cost
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