People Doing Good

The couple still has yet to confirm their nuptials, but it seems they’re in the mood to celebrate something big.

Volunteers are gearing up for their sixth-annual “comfort sessions” at their local animal shelter.

July is Disability Pride Month — a time for all disabled people to unapologetically celebrate our bodies as they are. Whether you are disabled or an ally, Disability Pride Month is full of so much to celebrate. 

Sister Stephanie Baliga has spent 15 years running marathons to help her community.

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While enjoying a tour of Magnetic Island off the coast of Australia, the jet ski riders ended their outing early to help a turtle in need.

“Anyone that swims in his pool is just going to smell a little garlicky.”

The couple’s gift will lead to the erasure of medical debt for families starting in mid-July.

The beautiful game has been inspiring some equally beautiful displays of community, humanity, and multiculturalism — and we’re not even out of the group stage yet.

In the 1970s there were no legal protections for LGBTQ workers outside of a handful of cities. If a company found out you were gay, it could fire you on the spot.

Mayor Mike Coffman said he is “committed to making sure” his city’s programs “meet the needs of the area's homeless.” Now, he’s walking the walk.

The “stupid song” singer continues her legacy of funding reproductive rights.