Stories

When 11 year old Travis returned to school he was nervous about looking different than his friends. He didn’t have to worry as his buddies showed their support and loyalty by doing the unexpected.

Artist Paula Strawn injects her own brand of fun and whimsy as she paints baby helmets designed to reshape a developing baby’s skull. These helmets come standard in plain white and are used to treat a common condition known as flat-head-syndrome or plagiocephaly. Strawn painted the first baby helmet for a friend who told her […]

Watch as high school wrestler, Demetrius de Moors, helps Michael Lynn, who was born with down syndrome, experience the limelight in a spirited match during a special exhibition meet.

The head of McCain Enterprises, a trucking and harvesting company in Kansas City, MO recently transported some precious, but unusual cargo. Granting a request from his 9-year old daughter, Joselyn, to babysit her favorite doll Abbie for the day, Dad pulled out all the stops, documenting the day in style. See Abbie’s Trucking Adventure

An inspiring short film from the Jubilee Project, 11:11 is a story about a man who discovers the true power of small acts of kindness. The film was made in partnership with 1:Face Charity Watch (1face.com), a watch company promoting global change by unifying people. Proceeds from every watch purchased support known non-profits.

You won’t believe your ears when you hear 3-year-old Claire Ryan perform “See the Light”, a beautiful ballad from Disney’s Tangled.

Sam is a barista at a local Starbucks in Canada. To see him dancing while making your coffee you would just think that he is very into the music while working, when the truth is he has Autism and a movement disorder. The dancing he is doing is actually helping him do his job better. […]

Ameer was your typical active kid. He played sports, and when his leg hurt he just chalked it up to muscle cramps. But at age 13, doctors diagnosed Ameer with bone cancer. He had the choice to replace the infected bone with steel or amputate the leg. The latter was the safer choice as the […]

Ashvin is just 12 years old, but he did something that most grown adults are too scared to do. While walking home from school he was witness to an auto accident and instead of running away, he ran towards the accident to see if everyone was all right. Continue reading to see what happened.

Cancer treatments are rough at any age, and no fun. To celebrate 12-year old Sophie’s new cancer-free status, the staff at the Willis-Knighton Cancer Center Proton Radiation staged a surprise flash mob. Check out the celebration.