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Several Alaskan teenagers were the first on the seen to help and call for emergency assistance.
My babysitter "probably wanted to see me a lot. She is also one of the best people I've known."
One tough WWII veteran has recovered from his bout with COVID-19.
"COVID-19 ... hasn't stopped two boys from doing what they love most: helping others in need."
He's looking to encourage his students during this challenging time.
"She came up with the idea to deliver care packages to ... nursing homes in her area."
A Good Samaritan helps keep a couple's years-long Hershey bar tradition alive.
Not needing the money himself, he looked for others who needed the help.
"In midst of all this uncertainty, stress, and disruption, Americans have rallied together."
A delivery driver provides yet another example of regular people saving the day.
Showing everyone that hard work and determination really do pay off in the end."
It was a much-needed boost for the 50-year-old family-owned restaurant.
"Each week, he carries gloves, masks, gowns and other equipment to small hospitals."
"I'm a nurse and I want to say thank you for the kindness shown during coronavirus pandemic."
Here are a few things children do that are incredibly hilarious out of context.
She "channeled quarantine time into making specialized masks for the deaf and hard of hearing."
He's lived through the Great Depression, served during WWII and now has survived the CV-19 pandemic.
Once again a good guy with a gun saves lives. Film won't be at 11:00.
Even during the China Virus pandemic, patriotism is alive and well for these kids.
Americans all across the country are stepping up to help their neighbors in need.
