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“We started to consider closing,” co-owner Jazmine Cooper said. But then the community began donating to help.

Source: A small bookstore was scammed. The local community stepped in to save it.

Community bookstore, community support. Nice.

Saw this man sitting by himself at a Waffle House in Midway, Florida.

So I said hello and asked him what he was doing with that money. pic.twitter.com/UY2uBW7hXE

— Kevin Cate (@KevinCate) July 9, 2022

Source: Handing out $1s and $5s to strangers, since 2014

The reason, however. Very cool.

(This is my first time sharing a Twitter thread/post. Hopefully the embed works, but if not, click the Source link to see it.)

An Australian man set out to apologize to his DoorDash driver after a misunderstanding. Here’s how TikTok played a role in helping connect the men.

Source: Man Accidentally Yelled at His DoorDash Driver, and TikTok Helped Him Make Things Right

Social media to the rescue.

A single mother received an unexpected tip of $4,000 from a generous stranger at a dance hall in Cleburne that will help her send her son to college.

Source: Good Samaritan Leaves $4,000 Tip for Single Mom in Texas

So cool.

A 31-year-old novice landed a plane on a North Carolina highway after the engine failed.

Source: A new pilot was forced to make a risky landing. Video captured his feat.

Amazing.

Firefighters in Morristown, Tennessee, staged an adorable rescue mission after a kitten was found trapped in a Pepsi vending machine inside a Walmart store.

Source: Firefighters came to the rescue of a kitten trapped in a Walmart Pepsi machine

Cute.

Paul Rudd showed a young fan some much-deserved kindness.

Source: Paul Rudd gifts 12-year-old boy signed Ant-Man helmet after classmates refuse to sign his yearbook

Superhero, defined.

Jasmin David says she feels “reborn” after taking part in a clinical trial at The Christie Hospital.

Source: Breast cancer drug trial: Woman given months to live gets all-clear

Wonderful.

Au’bree Evans, and 8-year-old from Moreno Valley, is well on her way to becoming a “girl boss” with a business she created to help overcome a traumatic child experience.

Source: 8-year-old Moreno Valley girl turns traumatic event into inspiration with business to empower others

Inspiring!

“Daddy’s not okay,” Christian Hassig, 10, remembered yelling. “We were just focusing on saving our dad’s life.”

Source: Their dad was drowning. They saved him using CPR they saw in movie scenes.

Well done!