This past week, our country suffered a huge blow. Many lives were lost and our nation mourned from the acts of violence. However, in today's society, this seems to be the norm. Our news stations and social media have become plagued with rage, violence, war and negativity.
And to be honest, I'm tired of seeing it.
For those of you like me with hurting hearts and confused minds, here are a few good and wholesome things that are happening in the world that prove that there still is a slimmer of hope for humanity.
Children in New York Make Superhero Capes for Homeless Children So They Can Feel Like Superheroes
The Capes for Kids initiative in Queens, New York recruited the help of PS 173 Elementary students to make and decorate crowns to give to children without a home. Not only did the children receiving the capes feel excited and confident, but the students who spent time creating them also benefited from the experience by learning the meaning of compassion. Plus, how cute are little superhero kids?
A Deaf Girl Teaches Sign Language to Her Dog Who is Also Deaf
Julia, a young girl in California who lacks hearing has a remarkable bond with Walter, her service dog who also suffers from hearing loss. The dynamic duo has been together since this past January and since then, Julia has taught Walter a few signs in sign language to be able to communicate with him, all of which he knows and understands. and what could be more precious than a girl and her dog!
A Policeman Pays For Family's Essentials After a Shoplifting Bust
At a Target store in Redmond, Washington, a family was caught trying to steal some common children's items, such as diapers and clothes. As the police came to the scene, one officer did the unthinkable. He PAID for the items that the family was trying to steal to ensure they would have them for their children. He did it without saying a word and all the charges were dropped. How awesome and kind, especially coming from this man in uniform.
College Students Create a Disney Inspired Prosthetic Arm for a 9-Year-Old Girl
A group of student at Siena College changed the life of a girl by creating a prosthetic arm unique for her. Based on her favorite Disney movie, "Frozen," the students created a "Frozen" themed arm using 3D technology for the 9-year-old. The young girl was thrilled about her new arm and was so excited to have her motility back and to do normal things we take for granted. I bet she is the coolest kid in town!
Boy Plays Trumpet for Veteran Who Came to a Cancelled Memorial Day Parade
Due to rain in North Bellmore, NY, a Memorial Day parade was cancelled. Disappointed 11-year-old, Nicholas DeGregio who was going to play in the parade with his school band was about to leave the site of the parade when a woman asked him and his family if the parade would still be happening. She told them her father, a disabled WWII vet would was coming and would be upset if it was cancelled. That's when Nicholas decided to play "You're A Grand Old Flag" for the veteran. Look at that excitement!
Those are only five great things that have happened recently in the US that have been swept under the rug due to the negativity. There is still hope for our world people!
We just have to find it ourselves.
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