Canadian Restaurant Offers Free Meals To Anyone Who Can't Afford To Pay
A man who went from "king to beggar" -and back again- is giving free meals to anyone who needs food.
A man who went from "king to beggar" -and back again- is giving free meals to anyone who needs food.
The son of one of the world's richest men grew up to be a farmer and is putting his experience and his father's wealth together to end world hunger.
Just in case you need another reason to love Chobani yogurt, their CEO is spreading the wealth, big time, as a thank you to his employees.
Though he had no will, pop icon Prince left behind a legacy of charitable giving, donating time and millions to improve the lives of thousands.
Watch the video that caused Chef Gordon Ramsay to cook up a special meal for an young fan whose rare condition requires her to eat through a feeding tube.
When former students learned a favorite security guard was retiring, 2,000 chipped in for a cash gift, raising a whopping amount organizers never expected.
The staff of a Canadian orchestra didn't fiddle around when they learned a homeless man's violin had been stolen, replacing the instrument within hours.
A laundromat owner washed 1,000 pounds of homeless people's laundry every night for free, saving families at the shelter more than $5,000 in a single week.
A group that flies cancer patients to treatment in unused seats aboard corporate jets plans to make its 50,000th flight early this month.
When a homeless man asked for a sandwich, this cafe owner offered a part-time job, even though she could barely afford another employee.
Inspired by a man who traded a red paper clip to get a house using Craig's List, Brendan Haas hatched a scheme to earn a trip to Disney World. But instead of vacationing himself, the Massachusetts boy gave the all-expenses paid trip to the family of a soldier killed in Afghanistan. It only took four months of trading, beginning with Brendan offering his toy soldier on a webpage.
Teen Canadian superstar singer Justin Bieber will be honored this month along with three other young entertainers for their generous charitable work.
A school will reward students who perform random acts of kindness after an ex-homeless man gave $10,000 to thank students who helped him.
Starbucks will start giving leftover, ready-to-eat meals from its 7,600 stores to charities that feed the hungry – that's roughly 50 million meals by 2021.
When a supermarket manager found out the reason a man was shoplifting, he chose to give the thief a job– and money –instead of jail time.
This college student mows lawns for free to help out the elderly and disabled and in the process, is teaching values to teens.
A young singer who slept outside during a talent competition was so inspired by the homeless men he met that he donated his winnings to a shelter.
Five-year-old Haylen set up an ice cream shop because he wants to help "a bunch and bunch and bunch of kids" so they can buy medicine. Read on.
After received nearly 1,500 nominations for its 2006 Build-A-Bear Workshop Huggable Heroes program, twelve inspiring kids have been recognized for their outstanding efforts to change the world. Welland Burnside, 18, starting Suitcases for Kids, so that children moving from one foster home to another wouldn't have to carry their belongings in black garbage bags.
The HERO campaign strives to better the lives of children who have been orphaned or made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. Today it launches its HERO Youth Ambassador Program by bringing 12 teens to Namibia and South Africa to make a difference in HIV/AIDS-affected communities.
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