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    Five Incredible Underdog Stories

    Susan Boyle's newfound singing career is one of the most amazing underdog stories of recent times—but we've rounded up a few others that you might find just as inspiring. More »

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    Gimundo Makes a Comeback

    It's been a little while, but Gimundo.com is back with good news daily! More »

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    Adam Duritz Interview on Counting Crows’ New Charity, GreyBird Foundation

    In our exclusive interview with Counting Crows singer Adam Duritz, we discuss details of the band's long-standing community outreach program and their new charity organization, The GreyBird Foundation. More »

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    An Unusual Breed of Backpacker: The Journeymen

    Most of us have run across a backpacker or two. But there’s one small group of German backpackers who might make even the most jaded adventurer raise an eyebrow: The journeymen. More »

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    America’s First Gospel Group: The Fisk Jubilee Singers

    A group of former slaves started a singing group to keep their school from shutting down - and more than a century later, America's first all-black hit singing group is still going strong. More »

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    The Original Banker to the Poor: Muhammad Yunus

    Today, microfinance is a common buzzword. But it all started in 1974, when a man lent $27 of his own money to a group of basket-weavers in Bangladesh. More »

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    A New Hope for Africa: Young Liberian Activist, Kimmie Weeks

    Since recovering from a near-death experience at the age of 10, a young man from Liberia named Kimmie Weeks has been working to restore peace to his war-torn nation and the rest of the African continent. More »

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    Celebrity Do-Gooders: Stars with Soul

    Despite all the celebrity scandals of recent years, plenty of stars are doing their best to help the word. Here are our front-runners in the world of famous do-gooders. More »

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    Code Talkers: The Secret Heroes of World War II

    During World War II, a small group of Native American tribesmen were entrusted with translating the Allied troops' secret messages into a secret code based on their own native languages. More »

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    Woman Sells Handicrafts to Fight Human Trafficking

    After seeing a documentary film about human trafficking, Sarah Symons devoted her life's work to helping the survivors lead normal lives by creating an online shop. More »

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    The Body Positive: Helping Women Find their Beauty

    When Connie Sobczack's older sister died after years of struggling with bulemia, Connie took action to prevent other women from meeting the same tragic fate by forming The Body Positive, which promotes body acceptance at all sizes. More »

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    Features, Green, Heroes, Non-Profits

    The Katrina Krewe: The Woman Who Cleaned Up New Orleans’ Mess

    When Hurricane Katrina blew New Orleans apart, local mother Becky Zaheri formed a group called Katrina Krewe to clean up the mess. More »

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    Reading, Writing, and Rocking Out: Little Kids Rock

    These days, plenty of school children around the United States are filling up their free periods with jamming guitar solos, pounding drums, and Axl-caliber wailing, thanks to a nonprofit organization by the name of Little Kids Rock. More »

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    Kids Helping Kids: Free the Children

    Inspired by the brave acts of a twelve-year-old boy from Pakistan, seventh grader Craig Kielburger and his brother Marc created Free the Children, an organization where children could help end child slavery around the world. More »

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    Animals and Pets, Features, Heroes, Non-Profits

    AniMeals: Meals on Wheels for Your Furry Friends

    A nonprofit group called AniMeals has collected over 40 tons of pet food in an eight-month period, which is distributed to shelters and rescue groups all over Montana. More »

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