Since arriving as a student in Japan 30 years ago, Haroon Qureshi has been reaching out to those living on the margins in his adopted home.

Lonely after the death of his wife, Keith Davison has filled his yard with children by installing a pool

A former NASA engineer, Brittany Young, uses dirt bikes to introduce kids of color to STEM careers.

A selfless teenager has carried out a random act of kindness every single day since the start of the pandemic.

Shirley Raines offers the homeless community of skid row food, showers, and beauty services through her nonprofit Beauty 2 the Streetz.

Islesboro Central class members (all 13) were looking to travel to Greece, or perhaps South Korea. But they didn’t go anywhere after all.

Greg Machak has loved building models ever since he was a kid, nothing comes close to what he built during COVID: a drivable navy destroyer

Motivated by withering, historic 106-degree heat, Jason Smith decided to drive to the first box store closest to his home in Bonney Lake

Peter Marshall asked his wife to marry him, not remembering they had already wed. Lisa Marshall could only respond one way: "Let's do it."

Graduating senior Maya Nepos was set to leave her school in a few days when she noticed she had $600 worth of unused meal plan money left.

Programming, materials, and activities for elementary-aged children should be a core part of every library’s offerings year-round.

A surprise ride from a stranger has completely changed an Oklahoma man’s life who used to walk 17 miles a day to get to work.

A young boy and his single mother are in the midst of a 1,000-mile walk across the United Kingdom to raise awareness and funds

Described as an effort to “drive transformational change across the entertainment industry for students from underserved communities...

A man who risked his life to save a toddler who was ejected into an Ocean City, Maryland, bay during a crash got a hero's thank you.

Peruvians from the Huinchiri community in Cusco region are rebuilding a 500-year-old Incan hanging bridge

On any given weekend you might find Daniel Toben sweeping litter up and down I-40, or picking trash out of a local stream or park.