People Doing Good

Other vocational programs at the prison have led to incarcerated individuals refurbishing bikes, restoring memorial benches, and more.

Charlotte Madin joined the lawsuit at age 12. Today, she is part of a youth council advising the Hawaii Department of Transportation on climate priorities.

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The donation will be split among 10 nonprofits “dedicated to advancing and advocating for women and girls.”

“Our goal each day is to create our own slice of LEGO magic for our customers,” the toy store said.

Sergeant Cassandra Taylor served in the United States Army for 28 years.

Before his death, truck driver Carl Wilson passed his mission onto a woman who had been in a car accident with a deer. Their shared legacy is now saving lives.

Worldwide evidence shows that children enrolled in the Imagination Library were significantly more likely to display foundational early literacy skills and to develop an interest in reading compared to those not in the program.

Bean, an Australian Shepherd, had swept over 650 feet offshore, after a family walk went awry.

Pay What You Can, or Paga Lo Que Puedas, originated at Michelin-starred restaurant Masala y Maíz in Mexico City. Now, it’s a global initiative.

Keith Lee and Tyrese Haliburton are hosting a supply drive for Gary, Indiana residents on Monday.

A grassroots group of people across the political spectrum — No Big Bend Wall — is gaining momentum in the fight to keep a massive border wall project from moving forward.