Posted by They were strangers. They’re strangers no more. Zeke was battling leukemia in the middle of a pandemic. He needed a bone marrow donor and found two! Two generous people willing to help a stranger. They saved a life, and now they will all be friends for life! Click the link below to meet Zeke, his…Read more »
Posted by It’s news that some folks in Congress are actually working together. Are you surprised? They’re working together brewing beer. Let’s call it Bipartisan Brew. Teams of Democrats and Republicans are teaming up with brewers from their home states. It’s a contest to see who can make the best brew. Here’s to hoping that this bipartisan…Read more »
Posted by It’s football season, and stories about good sportsmanship abound. Of course, we never tire of seeing how good values are passed to our youth through participation in sports. The players on Jefferson West High School’s football team learn lessons from coaches and from each other. They learn great lessons from just knowing Cameron Homewood. Today’s…Read more »
Posted by Woody and Luna Faircloth are a special father-daughter duo. They wanted to help victims of the wildfires around the country, and they’re helping in a BIG way! They’re delivering homes! Yes, you read that right . . . HOMES! So far, they’ve helped ninety-six families, and they’re planning on helping even more. Click the link…Read more »
Posted by The name, Rescued Food Market, may not win a name contest over Sprouts or Whole Foods, but it’s a great project! It’s a new kind of grocery store open in Vancouver. After discovering how much food goes to waste in Canada, the Food Stash Foundation found a way to get good food out to customers,…Read more »
Posted by Eliot Middleton is great at grilling BBQ ribs. He’s also great at fixing old cars. Eliot combined those skills for a greater purpose. He’s helping people in need of a vehicle. Trading ribs for donated vehicles. Fixing the cars. Donating them to folks in need. Click the link below to read about how Mr. Middleton…Read more »
Posted by Peter Mutabazi is a single father who opened his home to children in need. After a difficult childhood he was helped by a Good Samaritan. and now he gives back to children today. He wants children to know they are special. He wants children to know they matter. He wants children to know they are loved. His…Read more »
Posted by A lot can happen in 77 years. It’s a lifetime of years, but Martin Adler couldn’t leave behind a black and white photo of himself as a 20-year-old American soldier in Italy in 1944. In the photo he is surrounded by three Italian children he is credited with saving as the Nazis retreated late in…Read more »
Posted by Nikki Mark brought joy out of deep grief with the gift of play. Her heart broke with the unexpected death of her young son. Tommy taught her about the power of play, and that lesson inspired her to create community with a place for all to play at Tommy’s Field. Tommy’s Field opened a couple…Read more »
Posted by Six years ago Dan Price, CEO of Gravity Payments, made the news. He decided to make the minimum salary for his employees $70,000, and many thought his company wouldn’t make it because of that decision. Instead, the company and its employees have thrived. They’ve been able to buy homes, and they’ve been able to start…Read more »
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