Las Vegas magician Rob Anderson posted a YouTube video showing him ripping up a sign held by a homeless man who only wants to make people smile. Out of the torn pieces of the sign, he made it "rain" money. So many viewers on YouTube were impressed by the homeless veteran's courteous demeanor that a fundraising page was set up and has raised $38,000 to get him back an apartment.
The lesson at Indiana Wesleyan University's chapel service attended by its 3,000 residential students last week perhaps made an impact like no other, when the speaker ordered two pizzas delivered in order to show how it feels to appreciate someone.
Lucky for the owner that the person who found and collected $3,010 flying around off a county road near Brockway Township was a sheriff's deputy.
Do you believe in fate? Famed surfing dog Richochet rode the waves with two teen boys who were destined to meet. Both have the same name, the same age, the same heart condition and both families wrote to Surf Dog within a day of each other asking for help.
A single mom working two jobs to provide for her two children, US Army veteran Trista Hopkins got the surprise her life during a normal afternoon as a cafeteria worker in a Dallas middle school.
James Murphy never gave up hope believing he'd find the high school class ring he lost in 1972. Friday, a Chicago man operating a metal detector found the gold ring in the same yard where it originally slipped off Murphy's finger, after the new owner allowed a search of the property.
Every single day of the school year, gang members in New Zealand deliver hundreds of handmade sandwiches to schools in Waikato, making sure no children go hungry like they did when they were young. Offers to help support the project have left tattooed gang members speechless.
As negative political advertising blankets American media with just a few days before Election Day, two men in Hawaii running for the same office have formed a friendship as one of them faced a difficult illness during the campaign.
YouTube channel OckTV decided to see what would happen if they asked random people outside a pizza place to share a slice. As expected, many people didn't want to give up their pizza, but one homeless man generously shared a slice, after he'd just received a hand-out.
Nathan King has biked to work at Culver's restaurant for ten years, rain or shine, but last Thursday he had to walk home after finding his bike lock snipped outside the business. The theft left him upset and sad, but on Saturday he got a surprise gift delivered to his workplace.
Neighbors are helping neighbors in the riot-weary town of Ferguson. An unidentified man delivered encouraging words last week along with envelopes of cash to businesses cleaning up after the Missouri neighborhood protests left shops vandalized.
A sixth-grade teacher who was diagnosed with cancer last year, was forced to use all of her sick and vacation days for treatment. To rally support, her Los Angeles colleagues have donated more than 150 of their own sick days to her during her recovery.