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Todd is a man with autism, but he doesn't let that stop him.  He works for the businesses and people in his town as a delivery man and all around nice guy.  He does whatever is asked or not asked, in order to make his town a better place.

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Delivery man honored by the community he serves

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Ben Lucero is a janitor for Pueblo County courthouse. At the end of his shift he was performing his normal sweep of the building to make sure everything is fine, he then realized that a car outside was on fire. He risked his life to put out the fire and save the people surrounding.

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Pueblo County janitorial crew honored for heroic act outside courthouse

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This teen saved his friends and several other peoples lives when hurricane Harvey. By going through the waters and helping by bringing a air matress.

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A Boy Who Saved 17 Lives Gets a Big Surprise

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Dale Beatty helps disable veterans

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Meet Dale

Dale Beatty co-founded Purple Heart Homes, which has helped build or modify homes for dozens of disabled U.S. veterans.
Video | Photos | Tribute

The story behind the Hero

It was supposed to be a routine patrol in northern Iraq. But when the Humvee he was in veered slightly off the road, Dale Beatty's life changed forever. Full story

Get involved

Want to get involved? Check out the Purple Heart Homes website and see how to help. Get involved | Support the cause

'Battle buddies'

Dale Beatty has improved the lives of many disabled veterans, but he couldn't have done it without the help of his "battle buddy" John Gallina. Q&A

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Helping the homeless

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By FireRescue1 Staff

TOWSON, Md. - A volunteer firefighter who was the first to aid a slain police officer is now a member of the Baltimore County Fire Department.

WMAR reported that Logan Kurek, 23, was the first person to administer aid to Baltimore County Police Officer Amy Caprio after she was struck by a vehicle outside of Kurek's home while she was investigating a reported robbery.

"I think about her every day, she's always in my mind and I don't think I'll ever forget her or any of that," Kurek said. "I'm just glad that I was home that day to help her and do everything in my power to help that situation."

Kurek was a volunteer firefighter at the time, but he recently graduated from the fire academy and became a Baltimore County Fire Department firefighter.

"Not many people get to actually do what they dream of doing, this is his final chapter," Kurek's father, Tony, said.

Kurek said becoming a firefighter is a "dream come true."

"Every day I strive to be this," he said. "When I got the call to get into the academy I felt like it was the best day ever, but to finally get through training and make the year with all my classmates, there are no words."

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By FireRescue1 Staff TOWSON, Md. - A volunteer firefighter who was the first to aid a slain police officer is now a member of the Baltimore County Fire Department. WMAR reported that Logan Kurek, 23, was the first person to administer aid to Baltimore County Police Officer Amy Caprio after she was struck by a vehicle outside of Kurek's home while she was investigating a reported robbery.

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this brother calls 911 and runs out barefoot to save his little brother from choking on fruit

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BROOKLINE, Mass. -- A Massachusetts boy is being credited with quick action that may have saved his baby brother's life, CBS Boston station WBZ reported.

Brothers Ben Doctoroff, 10, and Joshy, 8, were at home Tuesday with their babysitter and tutor when baby Zach choked on a piece of mango. Ben called 911 and handed the phone over to the tutor, who emphasized the seriousness of what was happening.

"He's not coughing at all, and he's not breathing," the tutor told the dispatcher.

Ben wasn't waiting and ran out of the house.

"I didn't have time to get my shoes on," said Ben.

He ran in his bare feet two blocks to someone he trusted - crossing guard Richard Malley.

"He comes down and says, 'my brother is choking. Can you come and help,'" said Malley.

He ran after Ben back to the house. By then first responders were already there. Zach was rushed to the hospital and underwent surgery.

Now, as the family prepares for Zach's first birthday on Friday, Ben had some ideas on the menu.

"He likes fruits, not mangoes anymore," said Ben.

His parents credit him, in part, with saving their youngest son.

"He is a calm and cool kid and just knew what to do," their mom Cina Doctoroff said.

When asked if he's hero, Ben smiled and said, "Kind of."

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Mass. boy helps save baby brother from choking to death

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BROOKLINE, Mass. -- A Massachusetts boy is being credited with quick action that may have saved his baby brother's life, CBS Boston station WBZ reported. Brothers Ben Doctoroff, 10, and Joshy, 8, were at home Tuesday with their babysitter and tutor when baby Zach choked on a piece of mango.

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Truck driver is awarded for a heroic act

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Truck driver awarded for heroic act that cost him his job

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A courageous man named Frank De Martini sacrificed his own life to save 77 others who were trapped in the north tower during the 9/11 attack.

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Hero Sacrifices Himself to Save 77 People | 9/11: Heroes of the 88th Floor

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This 4-year-old boy helps feed the homeless in Alabama.

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4-year-old superhero has the power to feed the homeless

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This war hero risks his life to go save his captured army men.

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English Short Story published on by sandeep sharma
HERO OF THE DAY...

Excerpt: Moral Short Story - Hero of the Day: I was hiding behind a wall. Enemies were firing from everywhere. Many of my fellow soldiers were already dead.

[Moral Short Story - HERO OF THE DAY...]

I was hiding behind a wall. Enemies were firing from everywhere. Many of my fellow soldiers were already dead and the remaining men were falling in front of my eyes. With each fall I was losing courage. Then came a time where I had to decide whether to go forward and complete the mission given to me by the army to save my fellowmen who were now prisoner of war or to decline the orders and run away. This was the time to decide and I decided.

I regained my courage. I wanted to face my son like a hero not like coward. For me it would be better to die then to run away.

I came forward of that wall, fired furiously and ran towards the enemy. This was the time where all the lessons learnt in army are to be forgotten and believe in you. Believe in what you can do, believe in what you deserve and believe in your destiny.

After killing many of the strangers who are now my enemies because of no purpose, I captured one of the soldiers of other force.

"Where are they?" I was panting heavily while talking.

"Who?" he was panting more heavily than me may be because of fear of death.

"Prisoners of war."

He directed the way to me. When I was walking with him I realised that from my army only I was left in the scenario. I had to rescue as fast as possible before the reinforcement of enemy's army and rejoin my force that was waiting outside.

He took me to the stairs which leads underground.

"Down there you will find what you want. Please release me now?" he begged me.

I did what he begged and this was my mistake, big mistake.

I proceeded downwards, slowly and steadily. My gun was ready to fire at any moment. Suddenly I felt a foul smell, smell of dead humans. My heart was pounding heavily. Was the people for whom I did all this were dead? Was my mission failed?

Now I was at the bottom, I searched for my men. Frankly I was searching for their bodies. I had no hope of seeing them alive.

Suddenly someone tightly hold me from behind. I struggled and kicked him between legs. I turned and about to shoot but stopped. His uniform resembles to ours. Oh my god he was one of the fellow army men.

He told me where other POW were and how they were fighting underground and killing the enemies.

I found around 15 of our army men. We, without any plan just hiding and running towards the gate outside of which a helicopter was waiting to rescue us.

When we were very near to the exit gate, I saw the reinforcement coming behind us. It was impossible for us to run before they come. This was the time for the second decision, whether to run or to save my team. I choose the second option. I ordered my fellow men to run towards the helicopter. I was there to face enemies. It was impossible to fight those using bullets; I had to search another option. I opened the pin of every grenade I had and ran towards the enemy. They started firing on me.

The first bullet hit me on right side of my stomach; an image of son playing in field was in front of me. He is running towards me in joy. Then the second bullet on the left leg.

"Dad will you please teach me how to ride the bicycle?" his voice was coming in my ears from nowhere.
AFTER 1 YEAR...
Then the third and fourth crossed my head.

"I will teach you, my son. I will..."

One of the prisoners who were helped to escape by that soldier came to meet the son of that soldier. His son was of around 8 years old. He told him the story of his father and told him how he saved 15 lives on that day.

"He was the hero of the day, son, hero of the day." He told to the soldier's son.
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"He was not the hero of the day, he was the hero of millennium." His son started to cry...

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This runner is in the final 100 meters of a 3200 meter race and this other runner needs to finish top 9 for his school. The runner lets the other runner 8th.

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Runner sacrifices winning for sportsmanship

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Story highlights

They clean up rivers, build homes for disabled veterans and bring health care to some of the darkest parts of the world.

They help children who are fighting cancer, poverty and a lack of opportunity.

These are the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2013.

For their extraordinary efforts to change the world, each of these everyday people will receive $50,000. They were also recognized at "CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute," an annual show broadcast globally on CNN.

"I've long admired the CNN Heroes tribute, but even more, the heroes themselves," said Jeff Zucker, the president of CNN Worldwide. "We are proud to share the stories of these 10 exceptional individuals and to continue one of CNN's most important traditions."

The tribute show, hosted by Anderson Cooper at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, included celebrity presenters and performers. This year's presenters included Grammy Award-winning musician Ne-Yo; comedians Jim Gaffigan and Sarah Silverman; television hosts Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan; and actors Jason Biggs, Alan Cumming, Josh Lucas, Mariska Hargitay, Shay Mitchell, Allison Williams and Jeffrey Wright.

Three-time Grammy nominee Sara Bareilles performed her hit single "Brave."

This was the seventh year CNN has conducted its annual search for CNN Heroes. In those years, the campaign has profiled more than 200 people on CNN and CNN.com.

This year's top 10 were nominated by CNN's global audience and profiled earlier this year on CNN.

At the end of the show, one of the top 10, Chad Pregracke, was named CNN Hero of the Year. He will receive an additional $250,000 for his cause, which is cleaning up the Mississippi River and other American waterways. Pregracke was chosen as Hero of the Year through a five-week public vote on CNN.com.

Here are the top 10 Heroes of 2013, in alphabetical order:

Chad Pregracke: Cleaning up America's rivers
Chad Pregracke has made it his life's work to clean up the Mississippi River and other American waterways. Since 1998, about 70,000 volunteers have helped Pregracke remove more than 7 million pounds of garbage from 23 rivers across the country. "Picking up garbage, it's tough, miserable and hot," Pregracke said. "We try to make it fun."
Read Pregracke's story

As part of their award package, each top 10 Hero will also receive free organizational training from the Annenberg Foundation, a leading supporter of nonprofits worldwide. The Heroes will participate in a customized version of the Annenberg Alchemy program, which offers practical guidance to help strengthen organizations for long-term success.

Check out all of this year's CNN Heroes

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Tough kids: Young boy attempts to stop robbery; Boy hero saves six people from fire - Compilation

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CNYCentral is featuring the 12 "Real Heroes" the Red Cross honored for their life-saving efforts.

A 15-year-old East Syracuse Minoa High School student was riding an ATV, following his parents in Oswego County, when theirs flipped, trapping his mother underneath.

Nick Gross used his boy scout training to rig ropes to free his mother, and called 911 with their GPS location to bring in help.

His father had a broken ankle, and his mother is OK after a hospital stay, thanks to their son's quick thinking. Nick has gotten a National Boy Scout commendation, and this year's Youth Good Samaritan Real Heroes award from the Red Cross.

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CNYCentral is featuring the 12 "Real Heroes" the Red Cross honored for their life-saving efforts. WSTM. A 15-year-old East Syracuse Minoa High School student was riding an ATV, following his parents in Oswego County, when theirs flipped, trapping his mother underneath.

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This guy saved a person in the ocean form a shark.

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Temar Boggs and Chris Garcia rescue young child

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Temar Boggs is a 15-year-old student who lives in Lancaster, Pa. He loves playing sports, hanging out with friends, skateboarding and biking. Add "being a hero" to the list.

Temar was having an average summer day on July 11: he helped a neighbor move her couch, and then settled in to hang out with some friends. But when Temar and friend Chris Garcia heard a five-year old girl had been abducted from their neighborhood, they jumped into action. After locating and chasing down the abductor, they rescued five-year old Jocelyn Rojas and were able to return her safe and sound to her parents.

For his heroics, Boggs is our Foot Soldier of the week. I spoke with him this week about his extraordinary actions.

How did this all happen?

[After finding out about the abduction], we went out there and made a little search party of all of our friends and went to go look for her, go find her.

We looked for about half an hour to about 45 minutes around the area where they said she could have been missing and we couldn't find her at all so we came back. The whole block was filled with fire fighters, police, newscasts, and so on so forth.

So people were- everybody in the group was scattered out everywhere. People were in their houses. One of my friends was at their houses; most of my friends were talking to other people, and all this other stuff. And I was just up a long thing on the bike and I had a feeling in my stomach that I was going to find the little girl.

And I went toward that way and Chris followed me, and from there, then- and we saw a suspicious car, we looked in the passenger seat: the little girl was in the car. We chased it for about ten to fifteen minutes and I guess he got scared and let her out in the corner.

I picked her up-well, no, I didn't pick her up, she ran to me and said she needed her mommy, and I rode her back home. Well, halfway, cause the way I had her was dangerous so then I carried her back halfway home.

So what about the car was suspicious, what made it catch your eye?

He was just turning around, like he was turning around down-I wouldn't say streets, cause they were like little cul-de-sacs, but then they would branch off to another street. So he was turning down those.

So, like, up the hill where I was chasing him down... there was like a car of cops, and he saw them and turned back around and went down the hill. And that just made it a little more suspicious. And then I looked in the passenger seat - the little girl was there.

And when you saw her - were you scared? Did you know it was her? What was going through your mind?

I wasn't scared, I was just [thinking], "Save the little girl, make sure she was okay."

So you got her, you took her back, you gave her to the police first? Or did you take her straight to the family?

I took her to... I think it was a firefighter.

And you got to meet her family later. What was that like?

It was just heartwarming, how much love they showed me.

How do you feel about having saved that girl?

It was just out of heart. It wasn't to get attention or anything. It was just to help somebody in the community, help make sure another little life was okay and make sure her future could be possible.

And your friend Chris, how does he feel about it?

He feels the same way. He did that out of heart, he didn't do it to receive anything.

Inspired by Temar and Chris' heroism, people across the country have decided that the boys do deserve something in return for saving five-year old Jocelyn. Several individuals have already set up online fundraisers to raise money for college scholarships for Temar and Chris.

Source - msnbc.com, deathandtaxesmag.com & Lancaster Online

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Teenagers Temar Boggs and Chris Garcia rescue 5-year-old girl from kidnapping

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Good news in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, from last July. Temar Boggs is a 15-year-old student who lives in Lancaster, Pa. He loves playing sports, hanging out with friends, skateboarding and biking. Add "being a hero" to the list.

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This woman jumps in front of a speeding car to save this little boy. They both got hurt but the child isn't as hurt as he would have been if the lady didn't jump in front of the speeding car.

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Military hero cries for soldiers he left behind

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He went into a burning building to save the life of his young neighbor, and was here to tell Ellen his story.

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Shane Burcaw started a blog that has inspired others to overcome problems and adversity by using laughter.

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Shane Burcaw started a blog that has inspired others to overcome problems and adversity by using laughter.

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This is a video of people who are taking time out of their days to make meals and food for senior citizens. 

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This is a video of people who are taking time out of their days to make meals and food for senior citizens. 

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 Cole Hyden                       Blind Kid Play's Football

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This kid is a young football player, but there's only one thing, he's blind. But that doesn't hold him back from dreaming. He is a real life hero because he is inspiring kids with disabilities can do whatever normal kids can do.

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This video is about a dog that fell in the ocean by a shark and the dolphin saves him. They went a scared of the sharks and now he is a hero.

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Animal World   Dolphins save dog from shark

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this police officer saves a baby that was choking

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15-Year-Old High School Football Player Killed Saving 3 Girls

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10 Heroic Kids Who Came to the Rescue | ABC News Remix

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10 Heroic Kids Who Came to the Rescue | ABC News Remix

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This videos shows how little kids help people around them . Also risking to hut themselves to help other kids.

Demone Nelson

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This man saved an abandoned baby deer. The baby deer's leg was acting up, and she couldn't walk. The deer's family left the deer behind, and the man saved the deer by taking her home and giving her a nice roof to live under temporarily until the deer's family is reunited.

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                                             Everday Hero: BCSD Teacher of the Year

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                                             Everday Hero: BCSD Teacher of the Year

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Berkeley County School District Teacher of the Year, Emily Reichbach, is making a difference in her classroom be having her fourth grader's set New Year's resolutions. Her mission is to teach the importance of goal setting.

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She strives to create a low costing lead detecting for water sources, she was inspired by the flint Michigan incident and the fact there are others struggling .

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DE3MYSL Submission - Tethys: The Water Lead Contamination Detector

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Truck driver awarded for heroic act that cost him his job

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This truck driver saves a life, after losing his job, but gets awarded from a fire fighter with the honor of heroism.

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Truck driver awarded for heroic act that cost him his job

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This man he helps a women (Kathy) on a wheelchair, His neighbor came over and told Kathy that 16 men will come and help her each night so she could sleep on her bed

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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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A compassionate message from a neighbor, at the right time

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A little boy finds a $20 in a parking lot and instead of spending it on himself he gave it to a soldier with a heart-felt note.

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TOLEDO, Ohio -- At the Ohio Air National Guard base near Toledo, Lt. Col. Frank Dailey still can't believe the honor recently bestowed upon him.

"It's incredible being recognized in such a manner," he says.

It happened at a Cracker Barrel, of all places. As the security camera shows, Dailey entered the restaurant on Feb. 7 for an early lunch. At about the same time, 8-year-old Myles Eckert came in with his family.

Myles was very excited. He'd just found a $20 bill in the parking lot. He'd started thinking of what he could spend it on.

"I kind of wanted to get a video game, but then I decided not to," Myles says.

He changed his mind when he saw the guy in uniform.

"Because he was a soldier, and soldiers remind me of my dad," Myles explains.

And so, with his dad in mind, Myles wrapped the $20 in a note that read, "Dear Soldier -- my dad was a soldier. He's in heaven now. I found this 20 dollars in the parking lot when we got here. We like to pay it forward in my family. It's your lucky day! Thank you for your service. Myles Eckert, a gold star kid."

Army Sgt. Andy Eckert was killed in Iraq, just five weeks after Myles was born. All the kid has ever had are pictures and dog tags, other people's memories and his own imagination.

"I imagine him as a really nice person and somebody that would be really fun," Myles says.

The dad he imagines must also love a good story. Because after lunch that day, Myles asked his mom, Tiffany, to make one more stop.

"He wanted to go see his dad," Tiffany says. "And he wanted to go by himself that day."

She took a photo from the car. Follow the footsteps and you'll see Myles standing there behind the flag, presumably telling his dad all about it. And whether heaven heard him or not, his good deed continues to impress here on earth.

"I look at it every day," Dailey says of the note Myles gave him.

It turns out Myles gave him a bigger gift than $20.

"A lifetime direction, for sure," Dailey says.

Dailey says he's already given away that $20 and plans to do much more. He also hopes that little green Post-It will inspire other people across the country to give -- to give as sincerely and dutifully as that father and son.
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Real Life Heroes Restoring Faith in Humanity  [ Good People ]

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Tawanda Jones is using dance to empower the youth of Camden, New Jersey, one of the poorest cities in the country. Through Jones' drill team program, at least 4,000 children have learned discipline, respect and community service -- and all of them have graduated high school.

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Camden, New Jersey, may seem like a city without hope, but one of its native daughters is on a mission to change its downtrodden reputation.

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Real estate broker teams up with good Samaritan to help the homeless

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Real estate broker teams up with good Samaritan to help the homeless

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In this video Solimid is homeless and finds a $10000 check on the floor and immediately tries to find the owner and the owner gets her check and solimid gets a reward

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Real estate broker teams up with good Samaritan to help the homeless

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In this video, the organization called Hope For Paws helps an abandoned dog

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Kona's family left her behind when they moved away... months later, we were called in to help.

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Hartman was born April 14, 1963, in Toledo, Ohio. Hartman earned a degree in broadcast journalism at Bowling Green State University, graduating in 1985. From 1984-87, he served as an intern and general assignment reporter for WTOL in Toledo, Ohio.

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A 20-year-old Army hero is being credited with saving the life of a Texas man after he crafted a makeshift medical device out of a ballpoint pen to perform a lifesaving maneuver. Sgt. Trey Troney was headed home to Mississippi on Dec. 22 when he witnessed a car accident that left Jeff Udger bleeding from the head and slumped over the wheel of his truck.

Troney enlisted the help of two other men to pry open Udger's door and used his special edition "Salute to Service" New Orleans Saints hoodie to help stop the bleeding, according to a post from Army public affairs. He then noticed Udger's chest had stopped moving, and recognized that he was suffering from a collapsed lung.
'POSSESSED' WOMAN WAS ACTUALLY BATTLING BRAIN ILLNESS LINKED TO GROWTH ON OVARY
Troney found a first-aid kit and a needle chest decompression kit in his car, which had been leftover from a recent rotation at a National Training Center in California, according to the public affair's post. However, the needle in the kit wasn't large enough to reach through Udger's chest, so Troney found a ballpoint pen and emptied its contents to create a hollow tube.

Troney, who has been in the Army for three years, said he knew the procedure worked when he saw the bubbles come out of the tip of the pen.
SURGEON FINED $3,000 AFTER REMOVING PATIENT'S KIDNEY
"We train over and over; it's like muscle memory," Troney said in the post. "Not to sound biased, but at 2-3... they're some of the best combat medics that I've ever met."

Responding officers noted that Udger hadn't had any pain medicine before the procedure, but Troney said he recognized the severity of the situation after Udger lost consciousness due to massive blood loss.
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"In an urgent situation (Troney) showed amazing patience and continuous care," Udger, who is expected to make a full recovery and offered to replace Troney's sweatshirt, told Army public affairs, in am email. "He kept talking to me and acted as if the situation was no pressure at all."

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This video is to shout out the helpers of the hurricane Harvey rescuers helping the people. They had saved many lives of the hurricane Harvey victims.

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Look for the Helpers: Acts of Heroism after Harvey

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random acts of heroism save lives in las vegas - cnn video

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Random acts of heroism save lives in Las Vegas - CNN Video

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CNN's Martin Savidge reports on the random acts of heroism that helped saved lives during the mass shooting in Las Vegas that left at least 59 dead and over 500 injured.

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Everyday hero's can be anyone. The act can be simple as helping someone across the street or save someone from being hit by a train.

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Little things like this can make some one so happy, and it might be a lot for you to do but it will make the people around you so happy.

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Champion wrestler surrenders a match he could have won

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