The boxes, ubiquitous in the Jewish diaspora, accepts donations in a format fit for the digital age.

In 2018, 69% of Coloradans said “Yes” to organ donation on their drivers’ license. That makes Colorado number one in the nation

A California man walking from Los Angeles to San Francisco to raise money for charity is doing it a eye-catching way

The NFL announced today that the 2021 NFL Draft will again host Draft-a-Thon, a fundraiser that drives awareness and action

The City of Oakland unveiled a new mural on Friday which is the city’s tallest and serves to draw attention to world hunger.

Amongst many learnings from the unprecedented pandemic, a major realization was that we would be completely bored without artists

Tina Reynolds started her art project about a year ago when she and her wife were given a small kiln from a relative.

Each May, known as the official month of kindness in Massachusetts, Rosemary Heath hands out cards encouraging random acts of kindness.

Many people are talking about the ripple effect — how one action can spread results. One of the most positive ways to use the ripple effect

A new Colorado fundraising effort is auctioning off pot-themed license plates until April 20, the 4/20 holiday

A high school senior from New Jersey is bridging the digital divide by giving away computers.

Right from the start of this pandemic, neighbors began to look for ways to help each other.

In February, Matthew Gillett and Travis Stoliker, the owners of the Saddleback BBQ restaurant in Lansing, Michigan, gave $1,753.21 to cover

One simple act of kindness has had a huge impact in the Clearfield Borough Police Department.

Hundreds of Austin residents are having a hard time securing a COVID-19 vaccine appointment because spots fill up within minutes

The Washington Post Helping Hand today announced it has raised over $410,000 for its covid-19 campaign

Schick remembers the moment she realized times were changing. She says March of 1938 is when she remembers Hitler overrunning Austria.

The viral story from last year is now a real beer brewed in New York State.

A man bought $4,000 worth of gift cards from the Dunkin’ in Beavercreek to help people after this difficult year.

If there's one thing Brooks Jolly has learned in fifth grade, it's that a small act of kindness can make a big difference.