These days show how people and animals help each other in the most diverse ways. From a school that fills an entire football field with groceries to an otter that shoots a pumpkin into a basketball hoop: the positive news is in the details. In New Jersey, students from Howell High School collected more than a quarter million pounds of food for thirty food banks, spread across thousands of yellow bags on the school field [1]. Seventeen-year-old Vivian Ho is also making a difference for others: she built a supply network based on dignity rather than charity, and is receiving...
Stories in this roundup
- Howell High School fills football field with donations for food banks
- Service dog Storm saves life of deaf Sandra after her husband Gary's fall
- Sea otters Juno, Lincoln and Uni Sushi play basketball with pumpkins
- Vivian Ho (17) builds supply network based on dignity
- Man jumps onto moving school bus and saves 18 children
- Documentary 'Panther Pat' honors Pat Palinkas, first woman in professional football
- Phone number on exam question leads to friendship between student and strawberry farmer
- Texas elementary school named after custodian Miss Marilyn
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