A Wave of Kindness in Orlando Lightens the Pain of Mass Shooting
Simple acts of kindness from residents in Orlando, and big donations of food, plane tickets, and services by businesses, are easing the pain of this tragedy.
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2015 Was America's Most Charitable Year Ever
Generosity hit a record high for the second year in a row, with charitable donations by Americans-corporations, foundations, and individuals-growing.
Muslim Farmers Build Church for Christian Neighbors in Pakistan -Video
In a region known for religious violence, Muslim farmers in Pakistan are putting money and muscles together to help build a church for the Christians there.
Bill Gates Launches Campaign to Donate Chickens to Poor Families in Africa
Bill Gates did something pretty cool to improve the lives of 100,000 families living on $2 a day—and he's aiming to help millions more.
African Man Flew 3000 Miles to See Favorite Team; When Match was Cancelled, Fans Rally to Help
After a bomb scare nearly dashed his hopes, a man from Sierra Leone found out how wonderful the English football fans can be...
Obama Awards Medal of Valor to 13 Police Officers
President Obama awarded the Medal of Valor, to thirteen public safety officers who have exhibited exceptional courage, while putting their lives at risk.
Arizona Puts The Muzzle on Live Dog Racing
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation Friday ending greyhound and any other kind of dog racing in the state. "Greyhound racing has run its course in Arizona," said Governor Ducey. "It's heartening that these beautiful greyhounds will soon be off the track and in loving homes. For any families looking to adopt a new canine […]
L.A. Sheriffs Offer Tattoo Removal to Inmates Who Want to Change Their Lives
Tattoos are now removable through laser treatments–and the L.A. Sheriff's Department owns several machines to help inmates change their lives.
Rosemary Scent Boosts Memory by 15% -Peppermint Also Works
Peppermint and rosemary herbs have been proven to boost mood and memory, with significant benefits displayed for older people
Moms Start Allergy-Friendly Food Pantry for Families Who Can't Afford Special Diets
Two Kansas moms started the nation's first allergy-friendly food pantry after they both financially struggled because of their kids' allergies.
How One Man Cooked Meals For 170,000 People During the Indian Floods
The city of Chennai, India experienced one of the worst monsoons in over a 100 years. One hero emerged to feed thousands and galvanize the community.
Once Speechless, Teen Finds Loud Calling Among Veterans at VA Hospital
Aidan Knaus is quite the chatterbox. He doesn't simply push patients from one place to the next. His intense interest in striking up long conversations has made him the most requested volunteer at a veterans hospital in Minnesota. What's especially interesting about Aidan is the time when he was a boy, and his mother was unsure […]