A High School Senior Built a Wooden Mobility Aid After Noticing a Classmate Needed a Better One
Camren Breeden used skills from construction class to help build a custom sensory aid for Daniel, a blind classmate at University High School.
Kindness
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A Homeless Man Asked Where He Could Use the Soap. One Man's Answer Changed Lives in St. Louis.
After a man experiencing homelessness asked where he could use donated soap, Jake Austin helped turn a $5,000 truck into free mobile showers in St. Louis.
A Boy With Autism Called 911 for His Missing Teddy Bear. The Officer's Response Touched Thousands.
When 12-year-old Ryan Paul called 911 over his missing teddy bear, Officer Khari Manzini responded with patience. Years later, they reunited.
He Ate at the Same Restaurant for 10 Years. When He Stopped Showing Up, a Chef Saved His Life.
When longtime Shrimp Basket customer Charlie Hicks stopped showing up for gumbo, chef Donell Stallworth checked on him and saved his life. Their friendship didn't stop there.
He Won Homecoming King. Then He Took Off His Crown and Gave It to His Classmate.
Mahanoy Area senior Keny Cedanio Ramirez won homecoming king, then shared his crown with fellow nominee Axton Kuhla. Their school's reaction was unforgettable.
He Secretly Paid Strangers’ Medicine Bills for 10 Years. His Family Found Out When He Was Dying.
For nearly a decade, Alabama farmer Hody Childress paid strangers' pharmacy bills in secret. His family learned what he'd done shortly before his death.
He Hugged the Cafeteria Worker at Graduation. Her Tears Told the Story.
At Wheeler School's graduation, senior Philip Spradlin hugged dining worker Deon Lucas. The emotional photo revealed years of kindness behind one goodbye.