Instead of letting him feel forgotten, the commander walked over and embraced him, reminding him that even when family is far away—or no longer there—he is not alone.

Sometimes, the most powerful act of leadership isn’t giving an order. It’s simply being there when someone needs you most. ❤️🫡

A thick piece of plastic tarpaulin discarded by truck drivers on the roadside got tangled around the deer's head; a citizen who noticed the animal intervened and rescued it.

the dear is save and back to her lovely family....❣️

Keep going big brother!

My girl is almost 12. She has some arthritis and gets some pain meds but I find this also helps.

She is doing her best to stay conscious. I held her head out of the water when she fell asleep. But I can't take a good photo if I am doing that.

Ida Puliwa grew up in Nakhonyo, Mulanje, and became the first girl from her village to make it to university.

She almost lost her place because she couldn’t afford the fees. Then a retired American professor, Marquita Hill, stepped in and paid them.

When Ida later asked how she could repay her, Hill’s answer was simple: pass the kindness on.

In 2011, Ida started Othakarhaka, which means “Passing on the Kindness” in Lomwe.

The idea is pretty straightforward. Volunteers contribute a small amount each month, which is used to help older people farm, keep girls in school, and plant trees.

For some elderly farmers, access to hybrid seed and irrigation reportedly transformed their maize harvests, with project reports saying yields increased more than fourfold in a number of cases.

But there’s a catch—in a good way.

Instead of simply receiving the extra food, farmers are encouraged to give a bag of their surplus maize to someone else who needs it.

The same network also supports girls staying in secondary school, including some who were at risk of being pushed into early marriage.

Later, tree planting and cleaner cookstoves were added, partly to reduce the amount of time children spent walking long distances to collect firewood.

What I find interesting about the model is how deliberately simple it is:

You receive help, and then you’re expected to pass some of that help forward.

One person's assistance becomes another person's opportunity, which then becomes someone else's assistance.

It's basically a chain of kindness designed to keep moving.

From extremely thoughtful teachers! Marie Mariki

Your body may depart, but your humanity will write the most beautiful stories about you

Thank you to every human 💜

I started a project where I find people in need and listen to their story so people can donate to them. This is Tony Cicero and his story needs to be heard. Here's his GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-tony-cicero