When Keanu Reeves Sees Sweet Fan Sign Posted in a Yard, He Hops Out of the Car to Leave His Autograph
Keanu Reeves fans are gushing over this most recent story of the actor's kindness in action after he jumped out of a car to autograph a fan's sign.
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Americans Are Almost Twice as Likely to Be Satisfied With Their Lives If They Give Back
90% of Americans in a new survey have contributed to a charity and feel better about themselves when they actively give back.
Faith in Humanity Restored When Florida Teens Return Wallet and Refuse Reward
A Florida man gave up hope of ever seeing his wallet, cash, or vaccination card again, until a teen's family returned it and refused reward.
Istanbul Improves the Lives of Thousands of Stray Cats with Elaborate Outdoor Cat Houses
Famed for their welcoming attitude towards stray cats, Istanbul residents are building elaborate cat houses for their feline neighbors.
A Love Letter to America From a Village in Bangladesh on the 20th Anniversary of 9/11
Rezaul Karim Reza first heard about the USA on 9/11 and became compelled to learn her language and customs as he reached out to Americans.
Good Morals in Stories Play a Positive Role in Shifting Values of Teens, Study Finds
An important lesson in the moral education of children could be as close as the book in their hands, according to Uni of Buffalo scientists.
8-Year-old's 'Buddy Bench' for Lonely Kids in the Schoolyard is Catching On
A second grade Pennsylvania boy came up with the idea of placing a bench on his school's playground so that lonely or shy children could be offered friendship. In the year since that first "Buddy Bench" was dedicated, others like it have been installed at 200 schools across the world.
There Are Still Honest People in the World - And That Honesty Can Lead to 'Miraculous' Outcomes
Laurie Fenby found a wallet and through amazing fate found the owner, a Jamaican migrant farm worker- what happened next was truly miraculous.
Inventor of Hand-Cranked Washing Machine is Distributing the Low-Cost Device to Refugees
The inventor of a hand-cranked washing machine named Navjot Sawhney has traveled to Iraq to distribute it to refugees in the country.
A Family Treasure Scattered in the Street and the Good Samaritan Who Cared
An entrepreneur lost a treasured business scrapbook when he left it atop his car, but a Good Samaritan in Wayne, NJ found and delivered it.
Saved From Bulldozers, Baby Bird Steals Hearts
The Army Corps of Engineers saved a baby bird during construction on a levee in Sacramento, but it required home health care to survive.
Man Delivers Donated RVs to Wildfire Victims and Now 95 Families Have a Place to Stay
A man has been delivering RVs to wildifre victims in his spare time, just to help others in need. His name is Woody Faircloth.
Study Finds Small Acts of Kindness Can Bolster Students' Health and Wellness
When students do even small acts of kindness it makes them happier, says a new study from the University of British Columbia.
Packers NFL Trainer Searched Football Field Until 2 A.M. to Find Player's Necklace Containing His Father's Ashes
Packers trainer stays out till 2:00 AM to find running back Aaron Jones' lost necklace containing his father's ashes.
Teen Who Lost His Gaming Partner When Dad Died Brings The Power of Play-and Connection-to Kids Facing Illness
Nick Priest started Nick's Power of Play in Delaware to bring gaming fun and connection to kids dealing with hospitals or illness.
Occupy Wall Street Activists Pay Off $15 Million of Americans' Personal Debt
In one year, a group of Occupy Wall Street activists has managed to buy almost $15 million of Americans' personal debt helping them pay off their outstanding credit. Under the name, Rolling Jubilee, the Occupy activists purchase anonymous debt cheaply from banks and then abolish it, freeing individuals from their bills.
Bank That Lost 66 Workers on 9/11 has Paid for All Their Kids to Go to College
After 9/11, bankers that worked in the WTC set up a foundation to pay college tuition for all 76 children of their fallen colleagues.
Poets in Europe Are Writing Tributes For the Lonely Funerals of Society's 'Unclaimed' Citizens
Who reads the eulogy at a funeral for a man of whom little is known? City Poets in Holland and Belgium perform this unique civil service.
Woman Delivers Compliment Jars Anonymously to Dozens of Friends With Notes of Praise During Pandemic
Kimberly Wybenga wanted to brighten the outlook for friends and family during the pandemic so she made and delivered compliment jars
16-Year-Old Boy Buys Confiscated Storage Units to Help Owners Recover Family Treasures
16-year-old teen Shane Jones of Rhode Island has been helping the owners of heirloom possessions be reunited with their items.
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