Hello and welcome to the sixth issue of “Kids Who Care.” In a world where bad things fill your web pages, thank you for choosing us to bring you some of the good. We hope these stories send you into your weekend smiling.
Editor’s Choice: We are so impressed by the intelligence and empathy displayed by this young woman. A true example of compassion turned to action.
After watching her grandmother struggle to remember her own family members, the young coder Emma Yang decided to figure out how to use AI and facial recognition to help her–and others coping with the illness.
The couple’s story about being denied their planned honeymoon 60 years ago moved so many of the children that the class decided to write letters to the hotel. The hotel responded by giving the couple a second honeymoon.
Gilbert Caldwell and his wife, Grace, didn’t get the honeymoon they dreamed of 60 years ago. They were turned away from a hotel for being black. After teachi…
Students at Lincoln Elementary School in Gering are donning super hero capes and coming to the rescue. During the month of February, the students are holding the school’s annual Pennies
Ten Year Old Lane Bucher Leads Way with New Film - Rancho Santa Margarita, CA - At 10-Years of Age, Ladera’s Lane Bucher Brings “Ok to Stutter” to Silver Screen, Film Teaches Acceptance, Kindness, Listening, Compassion
The Great Kindness Challenge 2018: This challenge is presented every year (since 2011) by Kids For Peace. This year over 10 million students in over 100 countries participated.
“Kids for Peace” ambassador Shivanii Parmar discusses the challenge that asks students to do as many acts of kindness as possible from a 50-item check list o…
Giving a hug, playing with someone new or walking an injured friend to the office are all acts of kindness performed by students participating in Great Kindness Week at many
MERRIMAC — A large bulletin board in the gym of Merrimac Community Charter School is filled with little notes each featuring something kind someone did: hold the door, get gloves
With a thick, black marker, 10-year-old Fabrehaunna Ayson drew a fist on construction paper below a couple of American flags and a note thanking far-away troops for their service.
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