Getting Outside is the Best Way to Get Rid of the Blues
An article published in the Berkley News details the power of Nature therapy not only in reducing stress and anxiety, but also in dramatically reducing the symptoms of PTSD
Artificial Intelligence Could Detect Mental Health Concerns Earlier
With the help of artificial intelligence, it might be easier than ever to identify potential mental health concerns in patients.
Koli Uses Traditional Knowledge to Improve Mumbai’s Coastal Ecosystem
Be inspired by the Koli people, the original inhabitants of Mumbai, and how they are using Mother Nature to help heal and protect the land.
You Can Do This
Come be inspired by one man’s story of not only overcoming life’s obstacles but using that to manifest positive change for others by creating the Cheetah’s Track Club.
NJ Non-Profit Achieves Lifetime Goal of Collecting One Million Pounds of Food
Foodstock NJ is an idea born out of a Senior project in 2009 by Maura Swisher. The initial version of Foodstock was called A Ton of Fun.
National Pit Bull Awareness Month Hoped to Defeat Stereotypes
Each October, National Pit Bull Awareness month works to change the societal stereotypes that have come to follow these dogs.
It Only Takes One Letter to Change a Person’s Life
Allison Bond started writing to sick children, soldiers, and prisoners because people often look at them on the surface instead of seeing the actual person. That led to the creation of Kindness Through Letters.
If You Love Dogs, You’ll Love this Story
Read this heartwarming story of how a German shepherd slept at his owner’s gravesite for years after he passed.
Community Heroes Honored with Mural in San Francisco
The Chinese Culture Center in San Francisco proudly unveiled its new mural. The organization partnered with Wells Fargo to honor a dozen community leaders that often go unrecognized in the city.
This Nonprofit Has Donated 15,000 Volunteer Hours to Help Create Positive Change
Life during the COVID years was difficult for many people, families, and organizations. Kearsarge Neighborhood Partners knows this fact all too well. This nonprofit was founded in February 2020 to serve others in New Hampshire.
Nashville Officer Mows a Widow’s Lawn After Responding to False Alarm
On July 4th, Metro police officer Sekou Samassi responded to a house alarm that lead to a great act of human kindness. Read the full story here.
USPS Delivery Man Celebrates 70 Years of Delivering the Mail
Johnnie Bell is the longest-tenured USPS employee in the country right now. Check out his story here.
