Spotlight On Kindness: Superheroes Among Us

Some superheroes wear capes and fly, but most just soar and rise above themselves to meet the need of the moment. This week, we meet a few in the form of three teens who sacrificed their well-being to jump into a burning building to save seniors; an uncle who helped save his nephews home from a fire; and a teacher who gives voice to others, even though he struggled with his own when he was younger. And perhaps the biggest superheroes of all -- moms, who offer stories and lessons from mothering their children every day. --Guri

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"Life's most urgent question is: what are you doing for others?" --Martin Luther King, Jr.

Editor's Note: Some superheroes wear capes and fly, but most just soar and rise above themselves to meet the need of the moment. This week, we meet a few in the form of three teens who sacrificed their well-being to jump into a burning building to save seniors; an uncle who helped save his nephews home from a fire; and a teacher who gives voice to others, even though he struggled with his own when he was younger. And perhaps the biggest superheroes of all -- moms, who offer stories and lessons from mothering their children every day. --Guri

Kindness In the News When they spotted black smoke across the parking lot, the three teens came to find the senior center up in flames. Before the first responders arrived, they ran in to help the residents. Read More From Our Members A grassfire tore through his community. As the officers went door to door until the fire truck arrived, he jumped in to help. Incidentally, one of the homes saved ended up being his nephew's family. Read More

Inspiring Video of the Week

Celebrating America's Teachers Mister Donovan struggled in his youth and wished that someone would have told him, "I see you, and I'm here for you." Now, with his unconventional teaching approach, he is that voice.

In other news ... 12 Moms talk about their secret strengths in the New York Times article that celebrates Mother's Day. Here are their sometimes hilarious, sometimes entertaining, and always heart-warming stories.

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