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Second-grader Vivienne Harr was so moved by a photo of child slaves that she decided to make a stand. She opened a 'lemon-aid' stand outside her home and in less than one year, this 9-year-old has started a global movement.

Sometimes, all it takes to make a difference is the spark of a good idea. Eleanor Meiner wanted to help her husband, Sam, remember some of the magic of his childhood Easters. Now, they're brightening the holidays of thousands of sick kids worldwide.

It's incredibly fun to play and amazingly boring to watch UNLESS you watch from underwater. Come along as the grandmaster of strange introduces us to the unusual sport of underwater hockey

We put our front-page subject for the March/April 2013 issue of Growing Bolder Magazine through quite the balancing act. Go behind the scenes of our cover shoot to see the story behind the front-page story.

If you stay involved, eager and active and you're committed to healthy living and great medical care, you can live a vibrant life for years to come. See how these people didn't let physical limitations limit their life.

It took her a few decades to get there, but Donna Dowless now spends every day pouring out her heart into art. Find out what Andy Warhol told her that convinced her to follow her heart and why she's so in love with love.

"What is Growing Bolder?" It's a question we get asked a lot. Rather than tell you, we thought we'd show you. This video pretty much sums us up ... for now. Get an inside look at some of the projects we're working on these days!

The VW microbus is an iconic symbol of the 1960s and '70s. And, it turns out, one of the most popular -- and valuable -- classic vehicles around these days. See how a father and son team is bringing memories back as they restore these vintage vans.

Sixty years after taking the job, until a "real" one came along, Bob Chase is still calling every hockey game for the Fort Wayne Komets. Find out what he's learned about pursuing your passions and why he'll never retire.

In 1985, Claudia Wells was a 19-year-old actress starring as Michael J. Fox's girlfriend in the blockbuster hit "Back to the Future." One year later, her career, not to mention her life, nearly ended when she was involved in a head-on collision.