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Your TV spots are wonderful--they are beautifully done! They bring a tear to my eye and a smile to my face. Keep up the good work!
Posted 3 months ago by Sally P. from Penn Valley, CA

Inspiring.....brilliant work. Uplifting.
Posted 11 months ago by Britt P from Massachusetts

I think we've all experienced that type of person in our lives. What a great message to reach out regardless if one is reciprocated or not. The wonder and beauty is in the reaching out, not in the receiving back (anyhow). Love it!
Posted over 1 year ago by Bev M. from Canada

I was blown away by them. They're thought provoking and very moving. Thanks.
Posted almost 2 years ago by Silvia R. from Chicago, IL

I'd like to say I'm very proud and happy for this Foundation... Great job!
I pass it on to all my friends, I do my best. Thank you for that!

Posted about 2 years ago by Alessandra S. from Brazil, Rio de Janeiro

Very effective- kindness to unpopular people is sorely needed! Thanks for the reminder.
Posted about 2 years ago by Susan S. from Bethlehem, PA

I know someone like that...amazing!
Posted about 3 years ago by Dexter G from Phil

I lived with a woman who always thought those who complained the most were the ones who needed the most love. They were hurting and all it took was one person to reach out...often it was my Nanny...Thank you warmly for the reminder.
Posted about 3 years ago by Lady Samm from Toronto, Canada

Neighbors

Sometimes the last thing you want to do for somebody ought to be the first. In "Neighbors," the creators wanted to portray a person who, in many ways, wasn't "deserving" of help. The character of Edna is a grouchy person. Yet the mother has taught her daughter the important lesson that their job as neighbors is to help out, without an expectation that their good gesture would be equally reciprocated.