People Helping People
Giving to others is such an important expression of faith. As we give to others, we better understand the necessity of community and our call to "Love one another as ourselves."
Everyday Greatness: A Teenage Baker Fights Hunger
Michael Platt of Maryland bakes sweet treats to help the less fortunate.
How Celebrities Are Giving Back During the Pandemic
These pop stars, athletes and actors are doing their part to contribute to Covid-19 relief efforts.
5 Acts of Kindness Bringing Communities Closer Together
Whether it’s through a donation or simple visit from afar, these kind gestures demonstrate how challenging times can bring out the best in people.
Everyday Greatness: She Spreads Hope—One Sign at a Time
She created yard signs with positive messages to respond to a local suicide crisis. Now her signs encourage people facing a wide range of problems.
TV Host Amy Matthews on Remaining Open to God's Plan
The DIY home improvement expert studied acting and music. But ultimately God led her back to the life that had first started with her church youth group.
How You Can Help Feed the Hungry During the Pandemic
Ways to make a difference while physically distancing
Amy Matthews on How Faith and Volunteerism Impacted Her Career
The popular TV personality recounts the experience of working with Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter for Habitat for Humanity.
A Young Baker Gives Back
Michael Platt, 14-year-old owner of Michaels Desserts, has an inspiring business plan: for every sweet treat he sells, he gives one to the less fortunate.
‘The Sign Lady’ Shares the Meaning Behind Her Messages of Hope
Amy Wolff launched the “Don’t Give Up Movement” to inspire others—and little did she know how far and wide her signs would go.
Celebrities Helping Out with Coronavirus Relief
From rock stars to action heroes, these celebs are stepping up.
9 Companies Stepping Up to Help in Inspiring Ways
Hungry for some good news? Check out how these businesses are helping those most in need.
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What we have in common is our vulnerability; it is the medium of contact between us, what we most fundamentally recognize in each other.
