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Submitted by Cheyenne Morgan
My friend Preslea and I volunteering our time at the local homeless shelter, Souls Harbor. We had a great time visiting with the homeless and talking about their life stories. They were so excited to get a picture together :)
Submitted by Bianca Quintana
This picture shows to give thanks to the friends and family who care about you.
Submitted by Joey Concepcion
helping the orphans last christmas
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
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June
Submitted by Kathleen Loughrige
These children are the winners of the 30 Day I've Got Your Backs Challenge. Those who take the challenge log their kind acts for 30 Days, at the end of 30 Days the results are tallied and the winners are rewarded for their kindness. The I've Got Your Backs Foundation was created in October 2009 in memory of my 21 year old son who passed away from H1N1, his life was dedicated to helping others--his Foundation is dedicated to the same. www.ivegotyourbacks.org or follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/ivegotyourbacks
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Submitted by Melissa Dunbar
These students raised over 1000 pounds of items to send to soldiers fighting in Iraq.
Submitted by jMYLA WHITE
There is a profound difference between living and life. Living may extend time for another day. But life is far more than sleeping and waking. Life is more than merely existing. And, although it would be easier, life cannot be bought in a pill.That is why Keep A Child Alive buys more than just the pills needed to fight HIV/AIDS in Africa and India. It buys the essential nutrition, shelter, support and education to help ensure those pills are taken properly and effectively. It buys the things we all take for granted, but that make all the difference. A bed. A roof. A ride. A book. A smile. KCA offers children, their families and entire communities a shoulder to lean on and a heart that beats for them. Because KCA believes we can do something far bigger and better than buy the ability to live. We can buy the dignity that is life. We can buy compassion. Buy love. Buy the cure. Buy life. Because the more you buy, the more you save. KEEP A CHILD ALIVE.
Submitted by Mackenzie Giles
This is a picture of my family and myself at a relay for life in 2009. We recently did relay for life in 2010 and are planning to participate in relay for life this year and as many years as I can.
Submitted by Annie Bloom
I am assisting a friend with a brain injury, out of his wheel chair and into the ocean.
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Submitted by Kimberly Arteaga
I made this so everyone knows that when you give something to someone you change the world. It may change the lives on people and will show them that they do matter.
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Heroes
Giving Back Hero: George
Submitted by My grandfather—George R.—is my hero. He was born blind and against all odds he attended the University of Pittsburgh and received his BS. His seeing-eye dog was the first dog to graduate with a blind student. He also attended Carnegie ... Read moreGiving Back Hero: John
Submitted by My husband, John, is my hero because he never stops giving. He does everything in his power to provide for our family without complaint. As he faces his upcoming deployment to Afghanistan he carries a positive and uplifting attitude that enables... Read moreGiving Back Hero: Sharone
Submitted by Her name is Sharone and she is my mother. She is my hero. She became my hero gradually during my lifetime. As I grew and matured I was able to recognize all that she has done for me, sacrificed for me, and taught me. I have a great deal of gratitu... Read moreGiving Back Hero: Sarah
Submitted by Sarah is my aunt and she is my hero. Sarah is my hero because she is very giving and loving person. When I was 2 or 3 she took me in because my mother could not raise me. My whole family could have gone to a foster home but she took all of us in. ... Read moreGiving Back Hero: Steven
Submitted by Steve W., Rufus King High School's hero, selflessly devotes time, talent and treasure to better the school and its students. A man of deep integrity, he embodies the qualities of the National Honor Society chapter he runs: scholarship, service, le... Read more
Personal Stories
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Submitted by John Lisovitch As of last night, ToonUps exceeded the 1,000,000 mark in good deeds and posts for the CURE.org-ToonUps promo to help 10 kids walk. No doubt there will be a press release and a photo op of the check presentation in ear... Read moreBuilding a School in Uganda
Submitted by Angie Sandoval My husband and I created Foundation First, Inc. in March 2011 with the hopes of providing basic life skills with education to the most remote areas of the world. Education is taken for granted some places. But it's a ... Read moreMake Someones Day for 25 cents
Submitted by Amie I've been doing this for a long time now, so I thought I'd share it! We have an Aldi Grocery Store where I live. For those of you not familiar with Aldi, you must put a quarter into a slot in order to get a cart unl... Read moreGive a Little
Submitted by Maddie O. Autism and Tourettes personally effects my life. I am 13 and my brother is 5. We both have Tourettes syndrome. Life can be very difficult, more than anyone other than people experiencing it can know. I have used my k... Read more
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Michael Milken Financier And Philanthropist (born 1946);
Muhammad Ali [Cassius Clay] Boxer (born 1942);
Marian Wright Edelman Activist, President And Founder Of Children's Defense Fund (born 1939);
Barbara Bush Wife Of The 41st President Of The United States (born 1925);
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