https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSEKqOwZTak

High fives connect friends in meaningful way

Every week, Andy Gullahorn and Gabe Scott meet up for a high five, and then walk back home as a way to stay connected. "It's really special ... to have something that's this consistent in my life that means this much," Gabe said.

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Lil Wayne shares mental health struggles

Lil Wayne shares mental health struggles

In an interview with Emmanuel Acho, Lil Wayne talked about his mental health struggles, loneliness, and attempted suicide. He encourages others to take mental health concerns seriously.

Emmanuel Acho
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April 11, 2022
Homeless man receives makeover, opportunity

Homeless man receives makeover, opportunity

Meir Kay partnered with others to provide a makeover and opportunity for a homeless man. "No matter who we are or what we do, we have the ability to make a positive difference in the life of another."

Meir Kay
Published on
April 8, 2022
What's your value?

What's your value?

Jeremy Anderson uses a dollar to explain that everyone has value, and that value never goes away.

Ben Lionel Scott
Published on
April 6, 2022
The labels we carry

The labels we carry

The best label we can carry or give to others is "loved."

TGI Fellowship
Published on
April 1, 2022

Emotions Flow as Principal Gives The Gift of Color

A 12-year-old student tried on his principal's EnChroma Glasses and sees color for the first time! Watch his reaction and the community's outpouring to get him glasses of his own.
Published on
May 22, 2021

Dr. Maya Angelou: Love Liberates

Dr. Maya Angelou shared her thoughts on loving and being loved, using her mother as an example.
Published on
February 3, 2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faDGqgtaOtg

Drive-Through Pep Talk

Before every chemotherapy session, 9-year-old Cole stops by Starbucks to get a pep talk from Eddie, one of the employees there. And when Eddie’s not around, the others fill in.
Published on
January 7, 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3YKp1e2Yrw

Buried Treasure

A Minnesota man thought up a creative way to ask his younger brother with Down syndrome to be in his wedding. A moment that will be treasured forever.
Published on
March 18, 2021
Every week, Andy Gullahorn and Gabe Scott meet up for a high five, and then walk back home as a way to stay connected. "It's really special ... to have something that's this consistent in my life that means this much," Gabe said.
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