Utility Mails $150 Food Cards to 3000 Who Lost Power on Thanksgiving
A Washington state utility has sent out more than $400,000 in grocery gift cards to customers without power on Thanksgiving.
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Holiday Lesson Proves You Can't Judge a Caroler by His Hoodie (WATCH)
You won't believe what these guys do when a woman closes her door on them.
British Train Passengers Jump to Defend Muslim Sisters From Hate
A Muslim woman subjected to a hateful tirade on a train never had a chance to defend herself—other passengers spoke up for her.
Deaf Girl Adopted From China Hears Mother for the First Time
Thanks to a cochlear implant, a 5-year-old hearing impaired girl adopted from China was able to hear her mother's voice for the first time.
Lives Changed as Charities Give Away More than 400,000 Hearing Aids
A woman cries, children smile, and old men hug everyone around them as they experience the joy of hearing once again – some, for the first time. (WATCH)
Syrian Refugee Feeds Homeless to Thank Germany for Taking Him In
One Syrian refugee is paying back the country that welcomed him by feeding their homeless.
Former Fish Farmer Feeds a Million Children Every Day
A former fish farmer has cast a charitable net to 12 countries, with nutritious meals served to one million school children every weekday.
Update: Billionaire Is "Optimistic" About Buying Island for Refugees
Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris is more optimistic than ever that he'll soon buy an island where Syrian refugees can live. Here's an update...
Boy Who Emptied Piggy Bank For Vandalized Mosque Gets Big Surprise
When an author heard a little boy had given his life savings to a vandalized mosque, he arranged a big surprise.
Eatery Closed for Thanksgiving Opens to Uniformed and Seniors
For the fourth year, the Pasta Pizzeria and Grill in Prattville, Alabama has closed its doors to the public on Thanksgiving, but opened them wide for all fire fighters, police staff, military personnel or lonely seniors who want to feast on a buffet brimming with turkey, ham, dressing, squash and green bean casserole.
Alone on Thanksgiving? Restaurant Owner is Offering Free Meals
An immigrant restaurant owner remembers his own misfortune in Greece and offers free Thanksgiving meals for anyone who has to spend the holiday alone.
Homeless Choir Invited to Perform at White House Christmas Concert
These homeless men have been invited to sing at America's most famous home. Their choir will perform a Christmas concert at the White House.
Scotland to Welcome Refugees With Screening of It's a Wonderful Life
What better message of community? An island in Western Scotland is welcoming 15 Syrian refugee families with a movie screening of "It's a Wonderful Life."
Town Honors Their Beloved Street Sweeper With Public Statue
This man who's kept his city's streets spotless for 20 years will be honored with the first life-sized statue ever erected in town.
Mother-Daughter Duo Publish Children's Kindness Book
A little critter sneaking around doing random acts of kindness is the star of a new kids' story called Anonymouse.
Surgeon Treats 100,000 Patients Unable to Pay for Health Care
This doctor found a way to pay for his patient's treatment when they couldn't or their insurance wouldn't.
Hells Angels Buy Every Bike in Wal-Mart to Give Needy Kids a Happy Holiday
The motorcycle group Hells Angels stood in line at the Fresno Walmart for a reported five days so they could buy up the entire stock of children's bicycles that were on sale for Black Friday to give to a local charity.
5,000 Super Bowl Pizzas Sent to US Troops in Afghanistan
Pizzas 4 Patriots teamed up with international shipping provider, DHL Express, to hand off piping hot pizzas to troops serving abroad. 5,000 pizzas touched down in Afghanistan just in time for Super Bowl Sunday so that soldiers can enjoy a taste of home while watching the NFL championship game.
After Decades Homeless, 11 Veterans Given Homes in Time for Holidays
A historic building in New Orleans damaged by Hurricane Katrina is being renovated and is now housing eleven formerly homeless veterans. On the Friday before Christmas, Darren Dalpiaz, a 48-year-old Army veteran, was one of the chronically homeless vets who moved into what's being called their "forever home," in the 1908 Sacred Heart convent and school. When completed, the building will house 109 low-income families in apartments, with 54 of them set aside for formerly homeless individuals.
Watch: Rescuer of Old Dogs Is Given Everything She Needs All At Once
She works every day for no pay to rescue abandoned dogs... Sometimes, the people who really deserve it, DO get a break.
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