Milena Grenfell-Baines and 668 other mostly Jewish children were transported from Czechoslovakia to England in order to save their lives before the outbreak of WWII. The man who made this possible was Sir Nicholas Winton. In 1939, Winton, at the time a 29-year-old stockbroker, spent nights and weekends organizing logistics, raising money and cutting through red tape to get children out of Czechoslavakia.
Rita Schiavone used to make an extra portion of food every night. She'd put it in a tin container, and, the next day, give it to an elderly person who needed it. Rita's work also inspired her friends and her church. They joined her efforts and it grew into a nonprofit, Aid for Friends.
Sooner or later, your children will start to learn the truth about Santa Claus – and then you get to teach them about the real meaning of Christmas.
If you don't want to put on any extra pounds from your excess Halloween candy, then just use it to show your love to the troops instead.
Cheryl Rice started a nationwide movement after she was handed a card with two words written on the front.
Many of us wonder about the real substance of our character – and now we have a comprehensive list of questions to steer you in the positive direction.
It's Random Acts of Kindness week! – so here's ten classic ways to celebrate being kind to your neighbors, friends, family, and community.
Don't be afraid to fail. In fact, failures often lead to success. Take the case of Jack Andraka a young teen whose cancer test will save thousands of lives.