What if bad news wasn’t the only news?
Source: 99 Good News Stories You Probably Didn’t Hear About in 2021
Always a good way to end the year and start anew.
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Child’s lost Christmas gifts returned after being found on side of road
hristmas morning for 5-year-old Dawstin Chattin started in disappointment. Dawstin’s mother Jaclyn Chattin says his bag of gifts went missing on their way home on Christmas Eve.
Source: Child’s lost Christmas gifts returned after being found on side of road
Nicely done.
Virginia family gets keys to Habitat for Humanity’s first 3D-printed home in the US
One Virginia family received the keys to their new 3D-printed home in time for Christmas. The home is Habitat for Humanity’s first 3D-printed home in the nation, according to a Habitat news release.
Source: Virginia family gets keys to Habitat for Humanity’s first 3D-printed home in the US
Built in 12 hours? Wow!
Australian man asked his neighbour to take the bins out – so he did, literally
Carl Stanojevic got a text asking him to take his Queensland neighbour’s bins out. So the 54-year-old Mackay photographer took wheelie bin number 6 for a spin around the town
Source: Australian man asked his neighbour to take the bins out – so he did, literally
Cute. Made me smile.
Utah County pilots perform unique Christmas Eve rescue
On Christmas Eve, a couple of pilots in Utah County used their skills to help in an unexpected way to help stranded holiday travelers get home.
Source: Utah County pilots perform unique Christmas Eve rescue
How cool.
Nurse goes beyond duty and rescues a hospitalized patient’s dog from the shelter
“Will you take care of Boomer?” John Burley asked his nurse, Jennifer Smith. And she said, “Of course, John. I will find Boomer and take care of him for you.”
Source: Nurse goes beyond duty and rescues a hospitalized patient’s dog from the shelter
So cool.
A beloved general store was on the verge of closing amid a worker shortage — until customers stepped in to help
“Sometimes it takes sort of a crisis, if you will, to appreciate what you have,” said store owner Dan Fraser.
What they have: community.
A UPS driver left a kind message for a family. They put it on Instagram, and strangers showered the driver’s baby with gifts.
“They just have been coming in abundance — mostly from strangers,” UPS driver Dallen Harrell said of the gifts.
Merry Christmas, everyone.
A man strung Christmas lights from his home to his neighbor’s to support her. The whole community followed.
“Little by little, the whole neighborhood started doing it,” said Kim Morton.
Very cool.
Teens Build Bus Stop Shelter for 5-Year-old Wheelchair User, Protecting Him From Harsh Weather
Rhode Island teens built a shelter for a 5-year-old wheelchair user after seeing him having to sit out in the rain for the school bus.
Source: Teens Build Bus Stop Shelter for 5-Year-old Wheelchair User, Protecting Him From Harsh Weather
Nice.