The Masters wrapped up Sunday with Jon Rahm’s come-from-behind win. One fan on the course may have been more grateful than anyone else. Playing at Augusta is on Madelyn Quinn’s bucket list, but being there was almost as good as playing the course. Madelyn is an inspiring nine-year-old with a heart full of gratitude. Click…Read more »
Recipe of Joy!
Rising Above Bakery serves a special recipe of joy with bread, cookies, scones, and an opportunity to be seen for young adults with special needs. Click the link below to see how baker and speech therapist, Shiri Reuveni-Ulrich, helps young adults find their voices and a place to belong. Shiri and the volunteers at the…Read more »
Gift of a Haircut
For some families haircuts can be a challenge, especially for families with a special needs child. Vernon Jackson is a gifted barber who gives the gift of a haircut along with the gift of kindness. His simple, yet extraordinary, gift is making a difference for these kids and their parents. Click the link below to…Read more »
Nice Landing!
Taylor Hash is a young pilot and faced a scary situation in the cockpit. Part of her plane’s landing gear fell off, and she wasn’t sure how to land the aircraft. Fortunately for her, Chris Yates was also in the sky that day. Chris is a veteran pilot and flight instructor. He talked Taylor through…Read more »
Go to School, Kid
Go to School, Kid. Those four words are words that Bob Cialdini will forever be grateful for hearing from a minor league scout. Today is Opening Day, and players across the country will have their dreams come true when they step on that field. Bob’s dream came true too . . . just in a…Read more »
Superhero Brothers!
Preston and Cameron Pipkins are brothers, and each thinks the other is a superhero. Preston is thirteen and battling leukemia. Cameron is seven and was a perfect match to be a bone marrow donor for Preston. The love between these brothers is absolutely beautiful. Click the link below to meet these real-life Superhero Brothers. You’ll…Read more »
Friends for Life
When Jason James Boudreaux’s card was declined at the grocery store last month, he went home with his groceries anyway. He went home with the groceries because Kevin Jones paid for them. Boudreaux went home with food and with a Friend for Life. It took a little bit of work, but Boudreaux tracked Jones down…Read more »
Remembering a Lifeline
Twenty years ago Sabrina Kronk was a newly single mom struggling to make ends meet. One day she put her three-year-old daughter in the car to go off to daycare only to find the car wouldn’t start. Her car had over 250,000 miles on it, and it had been in the shop quite frequently. Eventually,…Read more »
A Winner
The first round of March Madness tips off today. Rutgers didn’t get a ticket to the Big Dance, but they already have a winner on their team. Cliff Omoruyi made the trip from Nigeria to New Jersey several years ago, and he’s been impressing people ever since. He’s impressive not just because of his play…Read more »
Revisiting Mr. Herman
Earlier this year, we brought you the story of Mr. Herman. He’s a school bus driver turned reading tutor, and the kids at his school love him. We saw an updated version of the story with an extended interview with him, so we wanted to revisit that story and share it with you. Mr. Herman…Read more »