In 2016, Danish philanthropist Anja Ringgren Lovén found a boy, Hope, in Nigeria. He was walking around the streets, starving and riddled with worms. As it turned out, in Nigeria, there is a superstition that some children are witches. If a child is accused of being a witch, they are thrown outside and not cared for. So Anja helped the boy and started a rescue mission to save more children, setting up a foundation for kids who are considered to be witches. As you can see, Hope has undergone an amazing change and is now healthy.

On a rainy day, 6-year-old Ryder saw a homeless person in the street who didn’t have an umbrella or even shoes. This shocked the boy, so he and his parents started the fundraising process to buy shoes for the needy. It took Ryder 5 months to raise more than $7,000. He bought almost 170 pairs of boots, socks, gloves, and ponchos.

Anna Leeb, a retired woman, collected empty bottles in the central railway station in Munich to earn a little money. But after the railway management changed, she was forbidden to do this. Anna once took an empty bottle, and the guards took her away from the railway station. More than that, she had to pay a €2,000 fine.

After this story got to the newspapers, people got very angry. One person decided to start a fundraising campaign to pay for the fine because they thought it was unfair. And it took only a few days to raise enough money to pay the fine and even more. All the money was given to the woman.

This man couldn’t step onto the escalator. A few minutes later, a guy came up to the man, took his hand, and offered him help. When they were going down, the old man said quietly that once he got stuck on an escalator and had been afraid of them since then. And if it hadn’t been for this nice guy, he wouldn’t be brave enough to take that first step.

A young man was sitting in a subway station and couldn’t tie his tie properly. A woman in a red coat was standing near him and asked her husband to help the guy. The man didn’t hesitate to show how it’s done.

In 2016, 5-year-old Walt from San Francisco saw an ad for a campaign. Its goal was to collect pajamas and give them to families with adopted children. This ad impressed Walt so much that he asked all his friends and relatives to give him only pajamas, which he later gave to adopted children. A little time later, Walt and his mother set up a foundation, and in less than a month they raised more than $4,000. Walt realized that homeless people also need help. So he and his sister became volunteers in a local nonprofit organization that helps homeless people and low-income families.

Jeremy works for Vitamix, a company that sells juicers. He once saw a woman in the store and started talking to her. As it turned out, the woman had cancer and needed a juicer for a healthy diet. But the woman couldn’t afford to buy the device because all her money was spent on treatment.

A little time later, Jeremy came up to the woman and presented her with a juicer that cost more than $400. She burst into tears because of how kind this stranger was.

Kate McClure was driving to Philadelphia and ran out of gas. She was scared and didn’t know what to do. Then a homeless guy came up to her and told her to stay in the car because it wasn’t safe to be outside. He left, but 20 minutes later he brought her a can of gas. Johnny spent his last $20 so that Kate could return home safely. The girl didn’t have any cash to return to him. So, during the following weeks, she drove past this place to give the homeless guy a jacket, a hat, socks, and food.

In November 2017, the girl organized a fundraising campaign for Johnny to help him start a new life. This story was so moving for many people that just 2 months later, more than $400,000 was raised. Johnny used this money to buy a house and a car, and he will donate the rest of the money to the people who have helped him over the years.