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    Heroes, Non-Profits

    16-Year-Old Creates Nonprofit to Provide Free Music to Soldiers

    For soldiers stationed overseas, homesickness can be tough. Luckily, they've got some tunes to keep them company - courtesy of a 16-year-old girl's nonprofit, Tunes 4 the Troops. More »

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    Health and Wellbeing, Heroes, Non-Profits

    5-Year-Old Raises $41,000 for Charity with Lemonade Stand

    Jack Yielding, a five-year-old with epilepsy, has raised more than $41,000 for the Hospital for Sick Children, thanks to a lemonade stand. More »

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    Arts and Culture, Celebrities, Features, Heroes, Non-Profits

    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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    Heroes, Non-Profits

    Multi-Millionaire Throws Birthday Bash in Food Kitchen

    To make his 30th birthday an occasion to remember, a multi-millionaire threw a birthday bash for 300 homeless people. More »

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    General Interest, Non-Profits

    New Program Helps Kids with Disabilities Ride Bikes

    A new program called Lose the Training Wheels helps kids with disabilities learn how to ride bikes. More »

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    Arts and Culture, General Interest, Non-Profits

    Classical Music Program Lifts Children Out of Poverty

    Everyone knows music brings people together – but in Venezuela, hundreds of thousands of children are joining a classical music program which offers them all a chance to escape from poverty. More »

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    General Interest, Non-Profits, Weird

    London Store Sells ‘Cat Poo’ Coffee for Charity

    In London, a unique blend of "cat poo" espresso is selling for £50 a cup, with all proceeds going to charity. More »

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    Health and Wellbeing, Heroes, Non-Profits

    Maasai Warriors Run Marathon to Save Lives

    A group of six Maasai warriors have left their African village for the first time to run the London Marathon, hoping to raise enough money to bring clean drinking water to their village. More »

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    Arts and Culture, Features, Heroes, History, Non-Profits

    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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    Business, Features, Heroes, Non-Profits

    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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    Features, Heroes, Non-Profits

    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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    Business, Health and Wellbeing, Heroes, Non-Profits

    For Abused Women, Hair Stylists Can Be Saviors

    Abused women are good at keeping secrets -- except when it comes to their hair stylists. Thanks to several programs across the United States, salons are helping abused women find support. More »

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    Arts and Culture, Celebrities, Features, Heroes, Non-Profits

    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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    Arts and Culture, Heroes, Non-Profits

    Teacher Who Couldn’t Read Becomes Literacy Activist

    Despite 35 years of education, classroom teacher John Cocoran had a dirty secret: He didn't know how to read. Now, he's a published author, and has created a nonprofit organization to make sure others don't share his experience. More »

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    Arts and Culture, Features, Heroes, Non-Profits

    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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