A nonbinary student was banned from prom for wearing a suit. Strangers rallied to help
B Hayes, who uses the pronouns they/he, was prohibited from entering the high school prom this past weekend due to a dress code violation. Hayes...
She adopted a 40-pound cat, and they’re on a weight loss journey together
A Virginia woman was touched by the story of enormous, 6-year-old Patches. Her plan is for the two of them to slim down together.
Their teachers assign math, grammar — and giving small gifts to strangers
Many of the gift recipients seemed "caught off guard" at first, though they were all in when the students explained what the project was about....
She was lonely. So she started a club to make friends, and 35,000 people joined.
Holly Cooke spontaneously decided to create a Facebook group called "The London Lonely Girls Club," then invited everyone to brunch.
Her parents forbade their marriage as teens. 60 years later, they tied the knot.
About a year ago, Len Albrighton got down on one knee and proposed to his first love, Jeanette Steer — for the second time. The...
He dreamed of playing college baseball. At 56, he left his job to do it
The father of three - and grandfather of nine - recently retired from the U.S. Postal Service. He left his job of 36 years for...
Teen couldn’t find shoes for his size 23 feet. Strangers gave him money for a custom pair. VIEW
Eric Kilburn hasn’t owned winter boots for the past five years and has recently been squeezing his feet into a pair of size 22 Nikes.
A high school basketball team had no band. A rival school stepped in.
"It was the students who really stepped up and banded together," said Pike Central Band director Jason Johnson, who ultimately ignored his concerns and decided,...
He wrote on LinkedIn about his dad’s job loss. Offers poured in.
“This is just blowing me out of the water,” said Peter Judge, after his son in Woodinville shared his job loss story on LinkedIn, and...
Pizza acrobatics is an actual sport. This man has won 7 world championships for it. WATCH
"Tricks that you see a Harlem Globetrotter do with a basketball, we do with a pizza," Tony Gemignani says.