People Doing Good

When a catastrophic flood destroyed the home of World War II veteran Leo Valente and his daughter, Cheryl, their community quickly came together to keep them off the streets.

Friendships aren’t just about keeping score. New psychology research looks at why we help our friends when they need it.

Millions attended another "No Kings" protest over the weekend. But what comes next?

Three locations of JBJ Soul Kitchen have free, three-course meals hot and ready for people impacted by the government shutdown.

Jeff Robertson turned a spooky passion into a tool for good when he launched Skeletons for St. Jude in October 2020.

In an already tumultuous time for national parks, a government shutdown exacerbates staffing shortages and visitor concerns.

Cam and Cayden Bullock are honoring their late brother by running a haunted house in their hometown.

The education visionary has been named the organization’s first “Vision Steward.”

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The committee was first created in 1947, during the McCarthy era.

World Mental Health Day is a catalyst for us to learn more, seek help, offer support, and open our hearts and minds to vulnerable conversations.

Leksi Kostur is a biodesigner who went on a journey to create her own coffin and “get over” her “fear of death.”