We love this article from Suny Skyz that tells the story of how thirteen-year-old Cole Fitzgerald, a huge Eagles fan and a cancer survivor, found himself with Super Bowl tickets thanks to the kindness of a stranger.

Anne Frank said, “How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” It seems that 15-year-old Salvador Gomez took this to heart. After being shocked by the devastation in Puerto Rico, he took matters into his own hands. This article from CNN tells his story.

When Kari Diaz saw a viral video of a man chasing 60-year-old Charles Reynolds out of a nearby Walmart, after stealing $500 from him, she knew something had to be done. LittleThings.com shares that after clocking in a weekend of 10-hour days, Diaz had enough money to pay it forward to the stranger—just like someone had done for her.

High school senior Hayden Godfrey believed that every girl should feel joy on Valentine’s Day—and he made sure it happened. With the help of personal savings, school administrators and volunteers, ABC News reported that Godfrey handed carnations to 834 girls that day.

Kindness is contagious. CNN shares the story of Roman Espinoza, an Army veteran from Watertown, New York, who decided to put up a miniature food pantry on his lawn. Little did he know, his town would take notice of his “blessing box”—and put up 20 more for those in need.