America’s Angels: An Independent Life
A young student and a standout athlete loses first his sight and then his hearing. Would he ever be independent again?
A young student and a standout athlete loses first his sight and then his hearing. Would he ever be independent again?
The dream didn’t make any sense, until I got to work that night…
I believe we are here on the planet Earth to live, grow up and do what we can to make this world a better place for all people to enjoy freedom.
Meet a veteran of the Iraq war who went from receiving help to giving it.
How one veteran’s life was changed by a helping hand from the Volunteers of America and the Home Depot Foundation
In this story from December 1972, blues, jazz and gospel vocalist and actress Ethel Waters reminds us that we can all demonstrate God’s love if we remain on the lookout for our opportunities.
Generosity means service and focusing on others. Generosity turns me into we.
American servicemen and women around the world—and their families—use our positive, faith-filled publications to help strengthen their courage and faith.
Sometimes when you sacrifice something precious, you’re not really losing it. You’re just passing it on to somebody else.
An Alabama mom carries on the tradition of thoughtfulness begun by her departed pal.
The mother of the groom gets the very bright idea that a bundle of dead eucalyptus branches might be just the thing to help decorate for a wedding celebration.
As one pizza maker discovers, it really doesn’t take much to be a blessing to others.