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Everyone is quick to throw the word “hero” around, but when you meet someone like Laura Pita, you remember what the word is all about. Find out how the double whammy of her mother’s and son’s cancer diagnoses inspired her to make a difference.
With the daily news filled with stories of unethical businessmen and out-of-control corporate greed, we’re happy to shine the light on a Fortune 500 company and a retired CEO who are proving that giving back is the best way to move forward.
Fifteen years ago, Elissa Montanti read a letter from a child that changed her life forever. Find out how that moment inspired her to launch a charity that’s changing the lives of children around the world.
She tried to enlist after the military after 9/11, but recruiters told the 46-year-old she was too old. So she just found a new way to make a difference, launching the largest military support organization in history.
He ditched all of his belongings and hit the road to perform 1 million acts of kindness. He’s on a mission to get you to pay it forward, too.
With a jogging stroller in his hands, Tim Borland ran 63 marathons in 63 days to raise awareness about children suffering from a rare neurological disease.
What if you don’t have a lot of money or a lot of time, but you still want to make the world a better place? Learn how.
We hear it all the time. Volunteers get paid in satisfaction and that’s something money can’t buy. Julia’s retirement isn’t what she imagined. It’s better. Long hours and hard work never felt so good.
She may have played a nasty, selfish child on “Little House on the Prairie,” but in real life, Alison Arngrim is anything but. Find out how she’s changing the lives of children across the country.
They sure don’t make them like Virginia Ferrigno anymore. How many weed-whacking, blunt-talking, active-living 85-year-olds do you know?
From rescuing dogs to brightening up the lives of women in nursing homes, Red Hatters are finding ways to use their fun-loving attitudes to make the world a better place.
Ann Young was a gift to all winged creatures. Her healing hand saved the lives of thousands of wild birds. Her unexpected death has left a huge void. This is a video tribute in Ann’s memory.