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Submitted by Kristin Hansen
My friend Melissa made up a whole bunch of sack lunches and took them to Downtown Denver. Her and her kids spent the afternoon giving a little love and lunch to people who needed it. The bags had messages of hope and love written on them. It's such an amazing thing to teach your children compassion and love for others!
Submitted by Annie Bloom
I am assisting a friend with a brain injury, out of his wheel chair and into the ocean.
Submitted by Idali Feliciano
The world is in our hands and we must care for each other and our environment. Several Adrian College students and staff were asked to hold the "world" in their hands for this photograph.
Submitted by Lyda Durango
Note the tears on this horse. Is one of the horses working as a vehicle in Colombia. His sadness and tears should make us think on animal suffering.
Submitted by Chanel Lewis
My picture is a picture close to my family standing by their house. Above the house is a message I wrote.
Submitted by Wayne Hall
This my wife, Patty, and our grandson, Logan, at his pre-k graduation.
Submitted by Marivi Castro
One of the letters my 10 year old daughter wrote for me. I was touched upon finding it among my papers to work on. I have been sick for a couple of days, but needed to cope with my reports. Upon reading it, I was happy to realize that my eldest daughter is thoughtful and has always been there for me.
Submitted by Johanna Alvarez
This is a photo of my little girl, Ella as she goes through the motions of learning how to ride a bike . Faced with her fears, she rests in the thought that Dad is there to help her. And with that thought she gets her strength and her confidence. Here's to her dad and all the dads who take the time to be one!
Submitted by Anna Ward
Love to my students!
Submitted by Tifyya Byrd
Dad, mom, and son.
Submitted by Nicole Schenk
My Nanny-cat Eris holding and comforting her baby brother-kitten. She often would lie down with the kittens as soon as her mother got up to eat, etc, and befriended another small kitten (Odin) that we recently took in who is blind.
Submitted by Reanna Rodriguez
This is a saying about kindness that everybody has a piece of kindness.
Submitted by June Pauline Zent
This is a 30x 40 inch original oil on canvas. I was asked to paint an image to be used on tee shirts, stationary, etc. for an American Cancer Society Relay for Life in the small town where I live: Havana Florida. It helped raise 64,000 from this little town for the cause. I still own the painting and it is shown in a frame shop in Tallahassee, Florida. It won Best of Show at Creative Tallahasse, City Hall, Tallahassee.FL.2006 I can send a higher resolution image if you need it
Thank you
June
Submitted by Olive Lyttle
Love is a fruit always in season and within reach of every hand...
Submitted by Whitney Davis
My little cousin, Greylynn, and I.
She is 3 years old and has a speech problem.
Submitted by Lydia Plunk
For my mother's memorial my husband turned these mini urns for family members.
The main wood is a plank of the maple table where family court in my parent's dining room was held. For forty years, the Early American table was witness to every important family gathering. On its thick surface is where we set our elbows and said our prayers; where my dad carved the turkey on Thanksgiving. Sitting at it is where Gerry asked my dad's permission to become my husband.
When mom could no longer live alone, the table moved with her to assisted living. It was a companion trusted with our secrets.
I cannot think of a more loving tribute a man could make for his mother in law's grieving family.
Submitted by Charlotte Araki
This is a painting I did last year which I call "Vigil." It was inspired by the many times young people gathered to comfort each other and remember a lost one.
Submitted by Melissa Amos
My daughter, her husband and newborn baby. My daughter, Jessica, was determined to have her baby before her husband, Matt, would ship out on the cruiser Ronald Reagan. She made it! January 1, 2005 Georgia Porter was born! Her husband, Matt shipped out the next day to the Gulf. It was wonderful and very sad at the same time.
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Heroes
Caring Hero: Vivian
Submitted by My hero, Vivian R., died last July of breast cancer. An older African American woman who never married or had any children, she devoted her life to helping others. I was fortunate enough to have known her for the past 30 years. Since she hired me ... Read moreCaring Hero: Julia
Submitted by Julia is my hero—she organized Showers to Go!, a program that provides personal care products for needy community members. Julia learned at school that personal hygiene is one of many challenges faced by the homeless. The next day, Julia too... Read moreCaring Hero: Jane
Submitted by Jane A. started the Hull House in Chicago in 1889 as a community center offering support to the children and adults in the neighborhood. She was a broad thinker and activist and helped bring a number of great facilities to her community including:... Read moreCaring Hero: Anthony
Submitted by Colin My friend Anthony has done so much to make his friends happy no matter how much the popular kids make fun of him for not being afraid to admit his true feelings that basically makes him, well, him. I want to follow his way of true happiness but al... Read moreCaring Hero: Cameron
Submitted by My son Cameron, now 13, was diagnosed with a rare brain cancer when he was 11. He has transformed his experience into an opportunity to help others. He is developing a magazine called Brain Candy! as a way to bridge young people living with brain ... Read more
Personal Stories
Brotherhood
Submitted by Randy F Gollay Support each other through tough times. I listened to the State of the Union address and admire and support President Obama. It’s been fascinating to watch the response to his every sentence. The future success of... Read moreGiving to Others in Need.
Submitted by Sister Carter Today I was leaving my son's day care and a man stopped and asked me if I could help him out with something to eat. I told him to meet me at Walgreens so he started walking and I told him to get in. I could see how sc... Read moreCARING
Submitted by Sandra Ridgway CARING- From a young age I have always been magnetized towards the “outcasts”. The outcasts were the kids that no one wanted or wanted to be around. They were the kids with worn out shoes and dirty hair. Those who... Read moreI'm Here for You
Submitted by Alexis For as long as I can remember, kids have come to me with their problems. They'll usually just sit and tell me about something that happened to them that upset them, without really seeking advice. I was used to that. ... Read more
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QuotesIvan Panin (1855-1942);
Leo Buscaglia Author, Professor (1924-1998);
Bertrand Russell Philosopher, Mathematician (1872-1970);
Pablo Casals Cellist, Conductor (1876-1973);
Harold Kushner Rabbi, Author (born 1935);
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A frustrating moment in traffic is usually short-lived but can put anyone into a bad mood. Likewise a kind gesture in those tense situations can have a positive affect on the person receiving our k... Read More
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