People Helping People
Mother Teresa: Doing Small Things with Great Love
Mother Teresa impacted the lives of people around the world, from every walk of life. Here are stories from three Americans who encountered her.
Sandy Blair on Helping Military Women Transition to Civilian Life
After experiencing her own struggles in transitioning away from the military, she came up with a way to help other women have an easier time of it.
Painter Lynn Colwell on Sharing Her Gifts
The mixed-media artist paints in a variety of styles and gives away her works for free, asking only a small donation to charity.
Someone Cares: Face Time
Her project provides wearable portraits for medical personnel to connect with Covid-19 patients.
Someone Cares: Sweet Art
Make your home and neighborhood brighter by decorating your doors and windows.
5 Ways Churches Can Thrive by Embracing Diversity
Across the nation a variety of churches are taking concrete steps to become more inclusive.
Alex Trebek Donates $500K to Faith-Based Non-Profit for Homeless Seniors
The award-winning television host’s contribution will go toward the construction of Hope of the Valley’s next homeless shelter.
Guideposts' Response to George Floyd’s Death and the Worldwide Protests
Guideposts is committed to including the voices of more Black authors in our content and supporting prayer and conversations to promote understanding.
Pizzeria Owner Turns Robbery into Opportunity to Help Struggling Families
The kind gesture has helped dozens of families experiencing food insecurity as a result of the pandemic.
Everyday Greatness: A Teenage Baker Fights Hunger
Michael Platt of Maryland bakes sweet treats to help the less fortunate.
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.
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.
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In what I like to call the Great Asymmetry, every spectacular incident of evil will be balanced by 10,000 acts of kindness, too often unnoted and invisible...
