Sarah and her boyfriend Mario had just moved to Portland. It was a new city, away from her family and friends. If she had been feeling lonely, Mario soon put that feeling to rest. To make her birthday special, he stood on the sidewalk with a “Happy Birthday Sarah” sign, so Portland natives could show her how welcomed she was to the community.
What a touching gesture!
H/T Mashable
At Miss Jenny's Pickles, they preserve every pickle jar with family tradition and lots of love!
Miss Jenny's Pickles company started after Ashlee and Jenny, partners for years in the financial industry, lost their jobs due to economic recession. They knew they wanted to start a business venture together and of all things, a pickle company!
One person's castoff can become another's inspiration!
Meet Nina Boesch, a NY based interaction designer from Germany, who has been creating collages from discarded MetroCards® for over 10 years.
To highlight the importance of raising awareness, we bring you a story about one father who wanted to make lives of kids with disabilities brighter.
A playground is a place where children can play and have fun — but what about children with disabilities? Shane's Inspiration took this question and created an answer by building inclusive playgrounds for kids with disabilities. Co-founded by Scott Williams, a father whose son was told he would live his life in a wheelchair after being diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, lives the mission of Shane's Inspiration — to make sure everyone is able to play in a positive environment.
This 10-year old chef can make you a superstar in the kitchen!
Cook with Peter on OnlyGood TV features simple recipes kids love to eat and make! In this video, Chef Peter and his assistant Karina revisit one of Peter's favorite breakfast treats - French Toast! It's tasty and so easy!
Watch Peter whip up this dish in minutes with just fresh bread, eggs, milk and a frying pan...and the choice of toppings (butter, syrup ,jam, fruit...) are up to you!
"Wait up, mate!" William would call out to his best friend Joey as they tore through the halls Tyngsboro Elementary School in Massachusetts. Inseparable best friends since the first day they met in kindergarten, the boys bonded over a love of superheroes -- especially Spiderman.
Though he lived every day like a superhero, Joey was born with a cardiac condition known as cardiomyopathy, a disease of the heart muscle that makes it harder for your heart to pump blood to the rest of your body. This condition caused him to have an enlarged heart that led to a lifetime of medical struggles. Joey died from this disease at age 6.
A former high school coach, who is battling cancer, finds the strength to help children fight their own cancer battles.
Steve Brueski, a former Norwalk, CT High School football and baseball coach was diagnosed with Colorectal cancer last year, at the age of 45. While Steve continues to undergo his treatments, he never misses a practice or game for the high school teams.
This summer is unlike anyone we've ever seen. So, how are we supposed to deal with mask-wearing in this kind of heat and humidity? What can we do to make this unique and crazy summer the best one ever? OnlyGood TV is launching a new series called Simplified that both entertains and demystifies what is going on in the world to help you be ready to handle the new normal. It will also help you with the everyday stuff, so no stress!
Simplified is hosted by nationally recognized television host and producer, Josh McBride. Have you been missing those refreshing dips in a pool this summer? Josh too. In this episode, he shares some safety tips for you and your family, especially the young ones, while in and around public or private places for enjoying a cool break from the heat. He also reminds us that he is open to a pool invite at anytime!
We'd like to introduce you to the cutest business girl, ever. Entrepreneur, designer and artist Bethany Sawyer started The Giving Goose when she was just 5 years old.
The Giving Goose is a clothing line whose products feature Bethany's artwork and allows children to color in and decorate their shirts. In recovery from atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor (AT/RT), Bethany wanted to do something for other kids with cancer.10% of all proceeds go to benefiting charities fulfilling Bethany's goal to showcase children's drawings while helping others.
