Lowe's is delivering $1 million worth of flower baskets to isolating moms and grandmothers in senior homes around the US for Mother's Day.
Collectively, the unidentified do-gooder gave away $150 in gift cards to every one of the 1,450 households in Earlham, Iowa.
The man insisted on paying $40,000 to the restauranteurs so they could continue to pay their employees throughout the COVID-19 shutdowns.
"We're really excited about bringing this millennial revenue into rural America and that is a very sustainable action," says the Dartmouth student.
Despite how they have competed for customers in the past, two rival salons have happily been working side-by-side out of the same building since Christmas.
Not only does the service eliminate the need for expensive warehouses, it also offers sustainable transportation methods such as same-day bicycle delivery.
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.
In Lithuania's capital of Vilnius, many of the plazas and streets are being turned into outdoor seating to help restaurants stay open during COVID-19.
SirPlus, a Berlin supermarket, specializes in selling ugly, misshapen produce and mislabeled food products to consumers at 80% of its original price.
Since Kiplin's Automotive Group publicized their offer back in January, more than 20 people have used the parking lot as a safe place to sleep.
These two sisters wanted to make a more eco-friendly vegan leather for their cruelty-free purses-so they used apple peels from the juicing industry.
After 23-year-old John Capron was filmed playing a Journey cover on an antique store piano, the shop owner surprised him with a free Steinway.
Georgia business owner Virginia Sharp is surviving the pandemic by doing fashion shows online to boost sales for her Daemarii's Unique Boutique.
Phil Moore's wife couldn't handle his snoring any longer – but thankfully, he dreamt up the perfect business idea to save the day.
Rather than covering a neighbor's home in toilet paper, this Orlando tea company is "tea-p'ing" people's homes with gifts and care packages.
Jenny Beck, an attorney who runs a law office in Dunedin, New Zealand, welcomed back each of her 14 employees with $1000 cash to spend on local businesses.
The employees of the Colonial Steakhouse in Pine Bluff, Arkansas were over the moon with gratitude after a customer left them a particularly hefty gratuity.
When paralyzed Canadian gymnast Taylor Lindsay-Noel began a tea company, it wasn't long before Oprah was calling.
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