Researchers found that some parents who experienced a loss wanted to pump and store their milk explicitly to donate it.

What started as a question from one military vet to another has sparked an outpouring of support and generosity in the community of Squamish

Every year on her birthday, Rita Durgin of South Paris gives herself a growing list of to-do’s. This year she's committed to 30 kind acts.

“In life, everyone faces different problems, but we must always remain in front of the face, instead of giving up and losing sight.”

Looking at Edwina Brocklesby, the first thing you notice is her ever-present smile, radiating from beneath a sea of bright red curls.

Every morning, Amake Yessoufou makes the rounds of the sewing workshops of Ouidah, a small coastal town, and collects scraps of fabric.

Helping Hand Project is composed of students who work to design and 3D print prosthetic hands for children who have upper limb differences.

Teaming up with some local businesses which donated food and supplies, the boy with his actions spread smiles in the neighbourhood.

A coping-skills program with young Black men in Philadelphia barbershops helped reduce reported violent behavior for up to three months

What started as a class assignment ended up igniting a philanthropic fire within Aidan Turner.

At a Pennsylvania barbershop, kids are getting more confident by getting paid to read out loud while getting their hair cut.

The “pay-what-you-feel” Olympic Village grocer offers perishable foods that would otherwise be thrown away.

While trying to raise some extra cash this summer, two 12-year-olds were duped. Someone gave them fake money to pay for a glass of lemonade.

A family in Indian Hill, Ohio, has raised more than $77,000 this year for Children's Hospital, all thanks to a lemonade stand.

The American Red Cross is sending two local volunteers to help with Hurricane Ida response efforts along the gulf coast.

As yet another COVID-19 wave hits, a spontaneous act showed beauty still exists in places often associated with sadness these days.

A Nashville helicopter pilot saved a dozen people trapped on roofs or at their homes during catastrophic flooding

The UN Refugee Agency said last month that an estimated 270,000 Afghans had been newly displaced inside the country since January.

A family of Afghan immigrants – forced to flee their homeland during the Soviet invasion – is collecting donations to help local refugees.

For four years, Paige Howell has made random acts of kindness a full-time job, making gift baskets for those in need especially the homeless