Recent Good News

YouTubers and “Nerdfighters” have raised more than $27 million to make a difference and “decrease world suck.”

Wheelly’s unique, flexible design allows users to convert it into a seat, stall, storage cart, or tent.

Hank and John Green’s annual charity livestream, Project for Awesome, has been a massive fundraising success since 2007.

National parks are in trouble due to federal budget cuts. Here’s what’s happening and how you can help.

After reportedly refusing to attend the NBA All-Star game in San Francisco, Barkley made amends for his comments by volunteering for the homeless.

The brightly colored space is designed with dignity and joy in mind.

Pete Adler and his fellow church members have built over 500 ramps for neighbors in need.

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Residents at the Other Side Village are just a short walk away from Other Side Donuts — a donut shop that exclusively employs people who have experienced homelessness.

The “shelters on wheels” cost far less to operate than a brick-and-mortar alternative.