Brian Pierce felt an instant connection with a particular baby in China when he saw her adoption photo. "We opened her profile and saw that beautiful face looking back at us. We wanted to scoop her up right then and hold her, but she was on the other side of the world," says Brian. Even […]
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These young friends lift the spirits of sick children in hospitals by dressing up as their favorite Disney princesses.
After a truck driver saved Janis Martinez's life 68 years ago, she has never stopped paying it forward from one compassionate deed.
Because no one is allowed to touch the Elf on the Shelf, Aubrie truly believed that her little doll was done for – until local nurses stepped in to help.
If Camdyn Smith hadn't have ignored his mother's wishes, she may not have ever woken up again.
Dr. Francois sings in the hospital whenever he can because he believes that music can uplift his patients and his medical staff, too.
While some companies can talk a good game, Tesla proves it can actually get things done, restoring electricity to a children's hospital.
Spirit Halloween, the nation's largest Halloween retailer, launched Spirit of Children in 2006, a program created to bring Halloween to hospitals and rehabilitation centers for kids. The goal? To help make these places a little less scary.
Six-year-old Nico Castro from San Bruno, Calif., isn't letting his battle with brain cancer affect his spirit of giving this Halloween. After his doctor gave him the green light to go trick-or-treating thanks to a break in his chemotherapy, he began worrying about the other kids in the cancer ward who remain confined to beds.
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