Beatrice de Lavalette was only 17-years-old when she was at the Brussels’ Zaventem Airport to head back to the US for spring break. But, the next thing she remembers is total darkness and feeling like she’s being lifted off the ground. De Lavalette had been standing next to a suicide […]
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Tunnel to Towers Foundation Pays Off the Mortgages of the Fallen First Responders to Honor Them
The five mortgage pay-offs are part of the Season of Hope organized by the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. It celebrates the holiday season by delivering mortgage payoffs and mortgage-free homes to the families of fallen first responders, injured veterans, and Gold Star families throughout the country. This year, the foundation […]
The bank that Lost 66 Workers on 9/11 Paid for all their Kids to Go to College
An investment bank is helping the families of the workers they lost during 9/11 to build a brighter future. The Sandler O’Neill & Partners is an investment banking firm that had its headquarters in the World Trade Center’s south tower before it was destroyed. Through their foundation, they’ve paid for […]
Brave Canine that Lost His Legs Named Hope Won the 2021 Hero Dog of the Year Award
More than a million Americans voted on their favorite Hero Dog this year. The VIP panel of canine judges and experts voted on the finalists and then crowned the winner. This year’s Humane Hero Dog Award went in the paws of the loving four-year-old hound mix named Boone from Butler, […]
Amazing New Jersey Brothers Walk to California & Raise $70,000 for Restaurant Workers
Near the end of the 2021 summer, two brothers set off on an epic journey that had an amazing goal: to see the US and help those in need. Aiden and Louis Ardine, both graduates of the Rutgers University in New Jersey, who’re in their late 20s work in the […]
Dunkin’ Donuts Customer Gives an Employee a New Home so that She Keeps Up with the Excellent Customer Service
This Dunkin’ Donuts employee in Ohio got the surprise of a lifetime from one very loyal customer. The friendship of Suzanne Burke and Ebony Johnson started at the drive-thru where Johnson works several years ago. Burke explains she goes every morning there and Ebony has been on the drive-thru for […]
World’s Most Premature Baby Defies 1 Percent Survival Odds & Breaks the Guinness Record
Michelle Butler was 21 weeks pregnant with her twins (boy and girl) when she felt contractions. Her sister drove her to the hospital and Butler prayed for the contractions to stop. But they didn’t and at around 1 pm on 5th of July in 2020, she gave birth to babies. […]
Amazing News: Scientists Developed Biodegradable Batteries that can Be Buried in Soil after Use
Singapore scientists from the Nanyang Technological University have successfully developed biodegradable batteries that can be buried in the soil after they’re no longer useful. These paper-thin zinc batteries could one day become the eco-friendly and sustainable method of powering our smartphones and other electronic devices. These batteries are made of […]
Heartwarming: Teens Build a Bus Stop Shelter for a 5-Year-Old Wheelchair User to Keep Him Safe from Harsh Weather
A group of teens from Rhode Island worked together and built a shelter for a 5-year-old boy in a wheelchair after they discovered he often gets wet while waiting for the school bus on rainy days. The boy, Ryder Killam, from Bradford, Rhode Island, had to go earlier to the […]
The New Sustainable Material to Concrete that Caught the Attention of Dior & Louis Vuitton
Brigitte Kock and Irene Roca Moracia, graduates of the UK Art and Design School Central Saint Martins, worked together and produced a sustainable material that acts like concrete. This bio concrete is made using invasive species like Japanese knotweed and the American Signal crayfish that are eco hazards known to […]