A teen in the San Francisco Bay Area has parlayed the tragedy of a 2018 wildfire to hopefully prevent the spread of future fire disasters.

One Richmond family got a shocking delivery when 80,000 pennies were dumped on their front lawn. They're using the money to help others.

Giuliana sews for two to three hours a day after school "because I feel like this is way more important than other things that I could do".

The new public service program will subsidize tuition for students who do community service alongside their studies.

Kieran cut his 19-inch-long afro with the goal of donating the hair for use in wigs for children battling cancer.

5th grader William Hadfield had big dreams to spread kindness to children who are undergoing surgery for a cleft palate or cleft lip.

A fifth grader from Pioneer Elementary in Vancouver is showing others how one small act of kindness can spread far and wide.

Imagine unrolling a paper chain from Carlsbad more than 18 miles south. Now, consider that each link of that paper trail carries a message.

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.

At the heart of one girl’s mission is kindness. She’s busy providing a new way her classmates in need can get clothing at school for free.

The world’s first biotechnology playground using air-purifying algae has opened at Warsaw’s Copernicus Science Centre.

Michaela Galm made a video to educate people about those with limb differences, just like her younger sister.

Vinisha Umashankar and her solar ironing cart. She came up with the idea when she was 12 — then worked with engineers to create a prototype.

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

Lily Swanson had been walking the family's Rottweiler Isobel close to their home when a strong burning smell in Hough Lane made her stop.

An 11-year-old Mansfield student, who began a campaign called “Race to Kindness,” received $10,000 from singer Katy Perry.

One Richmond family got a shocking delivery last month when 80,000 pennies were dumped on their front lawn.

A 14-year-old Champlin, Minnesota girl manufactures $1,000 dog wheelchairs in her free time for the price of the parts.

An Indian American teen in the San Francisco Bay Area has parlayed the tragedy of a 2018 wildfire to hopefully prevent the spread of future