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For every individual's act of hate or division, thousands and millions more come together in unity. There is much to be hopeful for when we see people come together -- both in joy to help an 8-year-old chess prodigy, and in times of sorrow, as after the tragic NZ mosque massacre. As shown below by the homeless family of the chess prodigy, hope and kindness can be infinite. - Ameeta

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"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope." - Martin Luther King, Jr.

Editor's Note: For every individual's act of hate or division, thousands and millions more come together in unity. There is much to be hopeful for when we see people come together -- both in joy to help an 8-year-old chess prodigy, and in times of sorrow, as after the tragic NZ mosque massacre. As shown below by the homeless family of the chess prodigy, hope and kindness can be infinite. - Ameeta

Kindness In the News

An 8-year-old chess champion's story moved many to help his homeless family, spurring them to pay forward 100% of donated cash to help others. Talent and kindness are universal but opportunity is not.

From Our Members

A "favour" war between 2 neighbors led to one shoveling the other's (a paramedic's) driveway during a bad snowstorm. The paramedic was then able to help save a child's life.

Inspiring Video of the Week

New Zealand Students Dance For Solidarity

School students from Christchurch gather to perform a traditional Maori dance to mourn victims of the horrific mosque shooting and to celebrate their community and strength.

In other news ...

Within hours of the Christchurch mosque attacks, people of various faiths rallied to help the Muslim community by opening their doors and hearts.

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