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Inspirational Quotes
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“Some people think only intellect counts: knowing how to solve problems, knowing how to get by, knowing how to identify an advantage and seize it. But the functions of intellect are insufficient without courage, love, friendship, compassion and empathy.”
Dean Koontzauthor
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“When you start to develop your powers of empathy and imagination, the whole world opens up to you.”
Susan Sarandonactress
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“I believe in love. I believe it transforms, transports, and transcends. I believe it fine-tunes goodness, solidifies strength, ripens resolve, eradicates rage, alleviates stress, and elevates empathy.”
Lisa KoganAmerican writer
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Official Pass It On® Billboards
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SACRIFICE
When Brooks Dame was in high school, a friend of his named Jessica was diagnosed with the autoimmune disease lupus. Thanks to specialized treatment made possible by bone marrow donors, Jessica survived her bout...
Your Hero Stories
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RODNEY S
Rodney stared Raising Men and Women Lawn Care, a volunteer youth program that helps the elderly, disabled, single mothers and more with their lawn care. The program empowers young boys and girls to get out in their communities and help their neighbors who cannot take care of their lawn chores, all free of...
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SUNSHINE ON A RAINY DAY
Have you ever had a day when everything seemed to go wrong, and nothing seemed to go right? Not too long ago I was having one of those days. I was discouraged, weary, and plain sad. My focus was on me, me, me. After all, no one else was experiencing the same trials I was.
I expressed my downcast state to my...
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DONNA PETERS
Dr. Donna Peters is my hero for many reasons. She served the children of North Carolina in education for 30 years as a teacher, assistant principal, principal and a superintendent. She now serves as the Executive Director of the Sandhills Leadership Academy. This academy trains teachers to be principals for...
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THOMAS Y
Our son, Thomas, turned 10 on February 12, 2005. He was born pre-mature at 27 weeks and weighed only 2 lbs, 10 ounces. Within 24 hours after his birth, he was dying. We had signed consent for the doctors to try a new treatment, nitrous oxide. When all seemed lost, Thomas's vitals starting creeping back to...
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SAY A KIND WORD TO SOMEONE ELSE AT LEAST ONCE A DAY
Few kids today are taught the value of empathy. It seems so hard for people to have compassion toward others and to actually understand what they are going through.
I was raised in a very loving family. As a child I was taught to put others before myself. We were always told to go out of our way to make...
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TAUNA S
Tauna is one of the best people I may ever know; intelligence, kindness, acceptance, empathy, self-respect, values and tranquility all combine into her wonderful personality. She is only an 11th grader, yet her intellect and general compassion suggest more experience in life than many adults I know. Any stress...
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HOLY CARS
A couple of years ago, my wife and I purchased a new truck. I took my father-in-law out for a test drive to show it off, and I could tell the horsepower and all the extras impressed him.
As we turned a corner, however, a truck pulled out in front of us. We have all seen a truck like this truck before. White,...
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MATTHEW B
Matt was my high school creative writing teacher and is now my friend. He guided me through crucial times in my life that could have turned out much worse if he was not there. He selflessly offered empathy, wisdom and kindness, going out of his way to engage when I needed it most. On these principles, he later...
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ONE WORLD ONE DREAM
I became a single mom in 1999, having a 2 year old to care for on my own. There were tremendous setbacks in a town that didn t accept single mother. I was in very abusive situations. We had no one to turn to, accept my mother. However she could not prevent the sorrow. I enjoyed motherhood tremendously and...
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YOUNG MINDS
The value of understanding young minds is something we all come to under-appreciate or not value at all which is quite odd since we all were young once but grew into adults thinking we knew what was best. The twenty-first century has become one of the best generations to promote that it is acceptable to be...
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BEN Z
At a crucial time in my life, I felt compelled to make changes. The empathy in me was sickened by the pettiness of my casual day to day customers, complaining incessantly about color schemes.
I decided that there are bigger things in the world that I could be expending my time on. I applied at a homeless...
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JANE R
Mrs. Rollins taught me the nuances of being an effective administrator: never lose your temper, show empathy and compassion at all times, and do things right the first time. She is still the best principal I have ever worked for.
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TEACHING EMPATHY
I am a Family Crisis Therapist in a low income suburban elementary school. I work with children in grades K - 5 who have behavior problems. I often work with the 4th and 5th grade boys on anger management and impulse control. I have found it hard to try to get them to understand how their actions affect their...
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AMARANTHIA "AMASEPIACHAN" G
Young artist "AmaSepiaChan" is my 13 year-old daughter and my hero. She has shown
great courage, faith, empathy, generosity. Amaranthia
is African-American. She attended PAL Preeschool and Nishimachi International School in Tokyo, Japan. She returned stateside at 7 and was in culture shock until last year....
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NICHOLAS LOWINGER
Nicholas Lowinger is a peacemaker and hero. At seventeen, he is an incredibly compassionate young man, who has made it his life’s purpose to advocate for equality for homeless children and to engage young people to take action and make the world a better place.
While volunteering at a homeless shelter when he...
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MELINDA HALL
There is no one that has demonstrated selflessness, empathy, compassion, and patience the way Melinda Hall has all of my life. If she have it to give, she gives. Need it be food, clothes, money, or a nonjudgmental sympathetic ear, she has never turned anyone down for any reason. She is a single mother of 2...
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THE VALUE STORY
For as long as I can remember, I have been particularly close to my family. I share many passions and interests with my father, mother, and sister, and we spend a great deal of time together enjoying one another's company. As a result, the values that my parents hold have become deeply instilled in my identity as...
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ERIN D
I met Erin through an integrative health practice in New York City. At the time, she was working as the receptionist. From the first moment I met Erin, she greeted me with one of the biggest and warmest smiles. Since, then we have become friends. Erin is truly inspirational. She is an artist living in Manhattan,...
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Newspaper Articles
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GIVE
LET THE MUSIC MOVE YOU.
Bob Geldof has spent a lifetime seeking harmony in the world.
Perhaps it started when Bob Geldof, first known for his punk band The Boomtown Rats, sang about a senseless act of violence in 1979 in his hit “I Don’t Like Mondays.” Read Article
Perhaps it started when Bob Geldof, first known for his punk band The Boomtown Rats, sang about a senseless act of violence in 1979 in his hit “I Don’t Like Mondays.” Read Article
SMILE
THE ENDURING SMILE OF THE MONA LISA STILL CALMS US TODAY.
The mystery and the maternal security of the world’s most famous painting.
A smile is the most universally recognized language of friendship. It crosses cultures and bridges languages. Read Article
A smile is the most universally recognized language of friendship. It crosses cultures and bridges languages. Read Article
BE SUPER
TAKING THE FEAR OUT OF SURGERY.
How one doctor helps children face their hospital fears by dressing them up as superheroes.
Surgery is scary enough for any of us, but when you are a child, and everyone is bigger than you, it can feel like a nightmare. That’s why it matters so very much what happens before, during and after treatment — especially when what happens includes a bit of humor. Read Article
Surgery is scary enough for any of us, but when you are a child, and everyone is bigger than you, it can feel like a nightmare. That’s why it matters so very much what happens before, during and after treatment — especially when what happens includes a bit of humor. Read Article