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Acts of Kindness

80 Years Later: Man Finds the Family That Hid Him During the Holocaust

David Rossler, 84, and his mother were sheltered by Georges Bourlet and his four adult children in Brussels during the final months of World War II in 1944. At the time, Rossler and his mother, both Jewish, faced the threat of being sent to a concentration camp under Nazi occupation in Belgium. Rossler had already lost his uncle and grandfather to Auschwitz in Poland, and his father, who was hiding […]

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Culture

After 79 Years of Marriage, Couple Shares Their Happiness Secret

If you’re looking for a heartwarming story, this one will surely lift your spirits. Amidst the current global climate, we could all use a tale reaffirming our belief in love. A couple from Hamilton, Ohio, recently marked an extraordinary milestone: 79 years of marriage. To add to the celebration, both are turning 100 in July 2022, making this summer a season of joy for them. Both TODAY and the local

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Generosity

Kind-Hearted 8-Year-Old Raises $100,000 to Support Waffle House Server

Everyone has a favorite restaurant, and frequent visits often lead to recognizing familiar faces among the servers and sometimes even forming friendships.  This was the case for 8-year-old Kayzen Hunter, who began visiting a Waffle House in Arkansas with his parents and occasionally his grandpa. He quickly bonded with Devonte Gardner, his favorite server, who always greeted him with high fives and enjoyed Kayzen’s jokes. As their friendship developed, Kayzen

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Selflessness

Daughter Searches for 9/11 Survivors Her Dad Aided: An Uplifting Tale

Finding uplifting stories from the 9/11 attacks is difficult. Even the inspiring tales of heroism often involve scenes of planes crashing, buildings falling, and close calls with death, all surrounded by trauma and grief. These stories are essential but aren’t precisely “comforting” stories. This 9/11 story stands out. It highlights an act of basic human kindness towards individuals who, while not amid the attacks, were still significantly impacted. It serves

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Relationships

5 Heartwarming Ways to Connect with Loved Ones Over the Holidays, Regardless of the Distance

The holiday season is a time for warmth, joy, and togetherness, but staying connected with loved ones can be challenging when you’re miles apart.  Whether separated by a long distance or unable to be together in person, there are still meaningful ways to share the holiday spirit.  Here are five heartwarming ideas to help you bridge the gap and keep the connections strong this season: 1. Host a Virtual Holiday

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Empathy

How a Judge’s Compassion for a 96-Year-Old Man Shows the Way Forward for Justice

Compared to other developed nations, the U.S. justice system is often considered one of the harshest. It leads the world in incarceration rates and is among the few Western countries that still implement the death penalty. This might explain the widespread appeal of Judge Frank Caprio, an 82-year-old known for his directness, empathy, and sense of humor. Judge Caprio’s show, “Caught in Providence,” has been airing in the Providence, Rhode

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Autism Explained by a 4th Grader: The Classroom and Teacher’s Unexpected Reaction

When Rumari, a 4th grader, asked his teacher for the opportunity to speak to the class, Lisa Moe had no idea what was about to unfold. Unsure of what to expect, she agreed to let Rumari address his classmates. Rumari, who has autism, wanted to explain his experience to his peers. Standing in front of the class, he spoke about the importance of making kids with autism feel valued. He

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Generosity

At 92, His Knit Hats Are Keeping the Homeless Warm—And His Story Will Melt Your Heart

At 92 years old, Morrie Boogaart faces a terminal illness and is confined to his bed, but his determination to help others remains unwavering. Despite battling skin cancer, Boogaart dedicates his time knitting warm, cozy hats for needy people. His small acts of kindness create a significant impact. Known as “The Hat Man,” Boogaart began his knitting journey in 2001, inspired by his daughter, Karen Lauters. The hobby quickly became

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