My golden heart son.

August 6, 2020 by bryan Leave a Comment

So today, was push mobile day, an annual cub scout activity that the boys have to push this wooden car with a friend sitting on it. Because of some new rules, one of the boys from my son’s group that had arrived late couldn’t participate in the races. He got pretty sad.

When they announced that the winners were my son’s group, my son kindly gave up his own trophy, giving it to the boy, and told him that although he didn’t physically ran, he was a part of the team, and he was there to support his friends!

Making a difference for our grandmother.

The Story of “The Flower Girls:” #itallchangedwhen My role models have taught me how powerful kindness is and how far a little kindness can go, so when I became the role models of my little sister and her friend, I made them my priority. I became determined to be that positive role model they needed.continue reading…

Students show act of kindness

Hi there! I am a customer of yours and was truly touched by your story…and so very sorry for your loss. I am a 5th grade teacher in Rockaway, New Jersey and this is my 26th year of teaching. I always try to instill and inspire my students to always give back to others, tocontinue reading…

Amtrak journey

We were on our way to NY on the train when a young mother with 2 boys – under 3 years of age – boarded. She was trying hard to get her family to Chicago from Ft Worth , TX . The kids were acting up bad. So I did all I could to helpcontinue reading…

Full Circle

When we got back from holiday break in January there was a kid missing from my English class for 2 weeks and when I asked I found out his family was in Arkansas with his grandmother who had been diagnosed with cancer. For our January Emma service we found the address and put together acontinue reading…