Jewish Brothers Collect Yarmulkes to Make Face Masks For Houston's Homeless
Jewish brothers in Houston, TX, Matthew and Jeremy Jason, are making face masks from yarmulkes for project called Kippahs to the Rescue
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12-Yr-Old Generously Uses 'Make-A-Wish' For Food Truck To Feed Others
After undergoing treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma, Lucas Hobbs decided to use his "Make-A-Wish" to feed others via his own food truck.
Pioneering Surgery Lets 3 Brothers Smile for First Time, Now They're Giving Back
The three Lori brothers were born with a rare condition called facial paralysis, which meant they couldn't close their mouths, show facial expressions or even smile. After dozens of doctors told them there was no hope for their sons, the family found Dr. Ronald Zuker, the pediatric plastic surgeon who pioneered a muscle transplant surgery. And that's just the first of the good news in this story.
13-Year-old Recycles Cooking Grease into Heating Oil for Needy Families
After reading an article in the local newspaper, Cassandra Lin discovered that many residents could not afford to heat their homes. Inspired to do something, she formed a team of seventh graders to recycle waste cooking oil and turn it into biofuel for distribution to needy families. They collected 36,000 gallons in one year.
High School Athlete Rejects Disabled Label, Excels in 3 Sports, Inspires All
Encouraged by his parents, despite having only one hand, Riley Quinn plays on all the athletic teams in his California high school and excels in all of them, as well as his academic subjects. Watch this video for inspiration.
Teen Praised for His Honesty After Heartfelt Apology (and Cookies) For Stranger Following Icy Road Accident
A 16-year-old boy is being praised for his honesty after he owned up to hitting a woman's mailbox with his truck amidst snowy weather last week.
Young Girl Hatches Rescue Plan to Save Family from Bankruptcy
Her parents were going bankrupt after her mom became completely disabled and needed full-time nursing home care. Ttheir daughter wasn't told they were going broke, but she knew -- and decided to something. What Shelby did was basically start farming -- at the age of 9. She got a loan from her grandma and bought chickens -- lots of chickens. This suburban girl had run the numbers and figured there was money in eggs, if you did it right, which she did.
Instead of Toys, Selfless Boys Buy a Saw for Family to Rebuild
The Richfield, Ohio "Shop With a Cop" program was in full swing this week when two brothers showed selfless determination to help their family, rather than shopping for themselves.
Teen Creates App to Organize All The Family's Caregivers After Grandmother Gets Alzheimers
After witnessing his mom's stress caring for a family member with Alzheimer's, teen creates app to organize all the caregivers for his grandmother.
5-Year-old Sends Baby Yoda Mascot to Keep California Firefighters Company
5-year-old Carver and his grandma Sasha Tinning sent a Baby Yoda doll to exhausted first reponders at California's wildfires—and they loved it.
13-Year-old 'Angel' is Donating Thousands of Masks, Meals, and Clothing to Seattle's Homeless-WATCH
Washington state teenager Liem Kaplan is dedicating all his free time to getting thousands of masks, food, and clothing to people in need.
Lowe's Goes All Out for Boy w/ Autism Who Loves the Store - Crowning the 4-Year-old an 'Honorary Associate'
4-year-old Jaxson Maples, who has autism, just has a very special day at his favorite store, Lowe's, with staff giving him special gifts.
'Autistic' Boy Can Name Any Car Ever Made-and Makes Amazingly Lifelike Photos With his Model Collection
Anthony Schmidt, who has autism, knows the make, model, and year of every car. He allso does amazing photoshoots with his car models.
After Devastating Storm, Boy Makes 115 Baseball Bats Hewn From Fallen Limb to Raise Money for Iowa Victims
12-year-old Tommy Rhomberg has been making baseball bats from fallen tree branches to raise money for Iowa storm victims.
11-Year-old Artist is Spreading Kindness Making Flags of Gratitude for Veterans and Health Workers - LOOK
New Jersey's Callie Danysh is spending the pandemic making 'Flags of Gratitude' for essential workers and veterans.
This 5th-Grader is Racing to Get 100k Meals to People in Need Before Thanksgiving
North Texas 5th grader Orion Jean is on a mission: His goal: donating 100,000 meals to those in need by Thanksgiving.
10-Year-Old Seeks to Empower Other Kids During COVID-19 Pandemic
Sydney, 10, and her mom animated a kid video to suggests how schools can donate surplus protection equipment (PPE) during COVID-19 pandemic.
This 10-Year-Old Walked 1,700 Miles With His Dad from Italy to England For a Hug With Grandma
10-year-old Romeo Cox walked with his dad, a veteran war reporter, from Palermo to London for a cuddle with his beloved grandmother.
7-Year-old Boy Who Was Bullied Opens a Huge Food Pantry, Making His Life All About Positive Energy
Little Cavanaugh Bell is getting bullied. With the help of his mom, he's urning sadness into positive energy–raising funds for those in need.
Youth Worldwide Raise $40,000 to Help Orphaned Chimps
Orphaned chimpanzees in Africa will get a new place to rest their heads thanks to the remarkable efforts of hundreds of young people who raised $40,000 in 2006 for a new care facility for the animals.
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