After He Suffered From String of Bad Luck, Watch Families Open Their Hearts to Crossing Guard
When their beloved crossing guard experienced a string of bad luck, these teachers, students, and staffers all pitched in to show him some love.
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Oldest Nobel Prize Winner Waves Off 2018 Win So He Can Talk About Solar Invention That Will 'Save the World'
This 96-year-old inventor seemed much more excited to talk about his new technology, rather than reminiscing about his old work.
US Coal Consumption Drops to Lowest Level Since 1979
Despite what some people might say about renewable energy in the US, this new report says that coal usage has just reached a 39-year low.
12-Year-old Boy Gives Away Thousands of Lunches to the Homeless - and He'll Soon Have His Own Truck
In order to feed the homeless people of Boston, this youngster will soon be operating his own food truck out of Cambridge.
Watch the Badass Footage of Africa's First All-Female Anti-Poaching Team in Action
Africa's first anti-poaching team comprised entirely of wome-fiercesome females who will stop at nothing to protect the elephants and wildlife.
Nigerian 'Angel' Has Secretly Been Paying for the Hospital Bills of Poor and Uninsured Patients
By paying off the medical bills of total strangers, this businessman has secured the release of hundreds of Nigerian hospital patients.
From a Juvenile Locked in Solitary Confinement to An Opera Star on Broadway
This opera singer went from being locked in solitary confinement as a child to enchanting audiences on a Broadway stage.
Man Donated Hundreds of Thousands of Miles to Strangers, Reuniting Families for the Holidays
And his donation inspired dozens of other frequent fliers to donate their airline miles as well.
Retiree Has Driven Over 64,000 Miles to Ensure Low-Income Students Can Get to Class
This 76-year-old is much more than just a driver – he is also a "grandpa" to hundreds of students.
Amidst Bomb Threat Evacuation, NBA Player Stops to Carry Neighbor's Child Down 46 Flights
When asked for comment about the incident, he simply chuckled, saying: "I'm just a good Samaritan, not a hero."
Watch Homeless Man Delight in Giving Away $100 Bills to Strangers on Behalf of Secret Santa
Though the homeless man was also given money for his Yuletide mission, he said that the best part of the experience was giving to others.
Scientists Praise 96-Year-old for His Hobby of Saving Dwindling Bluebird Populations
Ornithologists have credited Al Larson for bolstering Idaho's bluebird population after he started building hundreds of his own wooden nests.