Someone Cares—Pass It On: Affirmative
By Jody Noland1 min read
Take note—a Marietta, Georgia, woman has some sage advice for each of us: Write more letters!
Kindness
Someone Cares—Pass It On: Quilted with Care
By Linda Cawood1 min read
A daughter with crafty talents makes an effort to repay the kindnesses shown her late mother during her final months.
Someone Cares: Heart-Warmer
By Lisa Bannister1 min read
A Pennsylvania woman devotes her time and energy to creating fun fleece blankets for kids in a Shriner’s hospital. And you can follow her example!
Hershey’s Kisses Wants You To #ShowYouCare
By Guideposts1 min read
Hershey’s is partnering with SoulPancake for their #ShowYouCare campaign. The goal? To spread love and inspiration through random acts of kindness.
LeBron James Helps Ohio Parents Earn GEDs
By Guideposts2 min read
The Cleveland Cavaliers superstar is offering laptops, bus and parking passes for parents in Akron, Ohio to complete their coursework.
Helping others quote Bob Kerrey human change
Unexpected kindness is the most powerful, most underrated agent of human change. Kindness that catches us by surprise brings out the best in our natures.
Pass It On: Sweet Honey
By Ginger Rue1 min read
An Alabama mom carries on the tradition of thoughtfulness begun by her departed pal.
Pass It On: Branching Out
By Marci Seither1 min read
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.
A Wisconsin Hairdresser Helps a Recent Widow Heal
By Lacy Ryan7 min read
Kim was in the throes of grief after her husband’s sudden passing. But I was just her hairdresser—could I help her to heal?
Being Kind
By Judy Royal Glenn3 min read
Being kind is as simple as thinking of someone else before thinking of ourselves. It’s just one way we can show the fruit of the spirit.
Extensions of God’s Hands
By Michelle Cox2 min read
As one pizza maker discovers, it really doesn’t take much to be a blessing to others.
Trouble at the Inn
By Dina Donohue3 min read
In this classic story from 1966, a child puts the true meaning of Christmas into the annual holiday pageant.
