A Daily Antidote to Everything Else
A Colorado teacher is there for his students inside and outside of the classroom. He is adopting a sick seventh grader in need of a stable home so he can stay on the kidney transplant list.
Source: Teen can’t stay on the transplant list without a stable home, so his teacher is adopting him
Teachers: going above and beyond since forever.
Thousands of people around the world now have clean water thanks to two teen girls who love the ancient art of origami.
Source: Teen Girls Have Raised Over $1.5 Million for Clean Water Simply By Embracing Their Love of Origami
Cool idea.
“A good deed is a good deed and that’s part of life. We should be helping everybody out.”
Source: Jewish Teens Don’t Regret Helping Save Man With Swastika Tattoo – NBC10 Boston
Well done.
Meet the man who does more than just collect trolleys — he lifts people with his daily jokes, positive personality and an unforgettable smile.
Heck, I was smiling just reading his story!
The findings have the potential to help increase the amount of drinkable water on Earth.
Source: Scientists come up with a more effective way of desalinizing water for drinking
Desalination is one of the biggest opportunities …
Gregory Beck was on his way to his St. Louis home in his wheelchair when tornado sirens sounded.
“We need to be caring for each other and helping each other out,” Seth said
Two friends helped an elderly man cross an Auckland road, stopping traffic so he could get to his train safely.
Source: Young friends stop traffic to help ‘shaking’ elderly man cross the street | Stuff.co.nz
They didn’t stop there. Well done.
Las Cruces Fire Department Battalion Chief Michael Daniels, the emergency operations commander on scene, said the donation was a welcome surprise.
Source: Bikers bring 30,000 meals to New Mexico migrants facility
Well done.
“I pledged in medical school to help these people in the farm fields,” says Dr. J. Luis Bautista.“We never say no to patients.”
Source: A Latino doctor provides a medical sanctuary for migrant farmworkers
Nicely done.
Frank Baez immigrated to the U.S. from the Dominican Republic as a teenager.
Source: Man graduates with nursing degree from same university where he started as a janitor | GMA
Love it.