kindness

The owners of a Burnsville Citgo station in North Carolina dropped their price of regular gas to $2.25 per gallon to help customers.

Last month, St. Andrew United Methodist Church in Plano, Texas, held its 13^th annual “Prom Closet” event, where the church gave hundreds of dresses away for free to high school girls in need of a prom dress.

A U.S. Army veteran has paid off the late utility bills of at least 677 Florida residents in an act of kindness.

The president of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation says the group Wreaths Across America is guilty of “carpet-bombing” the country’s 155 national cemeteries with “Christian gang signs.”

A former Marine who served three tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan is hoping to organize a donation drive to buy gifts for the children who lost their homes in Kentucky after deadly tornadoes ripped through the state.

A loyal customer pulled out all of the stops when she learned that a Dunkin' Donuts employee and her three kids were evicted from their home.

The family and congregation of a Minnesota pastor killed in a car crash by a drunk driver have extended forgiveness to the driver after he was sentenced to almost three years in prison.

With the holiday season upon us, we need to be aware of those around us who are struggling. For people who have experienced pain, financial burdens, trauma, and homelessness, the holidays can be a sad and triggering time of year.

After the COVID-19 pandemic forced many students to attend school remotely, a Christian teacher from Central Iowa got busy making desks for children in need of a proper workspace.

A 13-year-old boy recently decided to use his Make-A-Wish gift to provide meals for about 80 people in need.