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HELLO TUMBLR PPL. is anyone still active here. the last time i opened my tumblr, i was 17. im now 22. my tumblr content then were about youtubers, 1d, halsey, cara, astronomy, etc. lmao. i’ve outgrown those things now. i miss it tho. 2014-2016 was the best
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It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.
This 9-year-old girl is literally building shelters for the homeless in her city
Hailey Fort is not a typical 9-year-old. After the Bremerton, Washington, resident saw a homeless man while shopping with her mother four years ago, she decided to do something about it. She built a shelter for her friend Edward, a former supermarket employee who had been laid off — and now she’s taking on an even bigger project.
Sofia Andrade was poised to take home $200 from a lucky scratch-off ticket Saturday. But when she saw Glenn Williams near a stop sign, she decided to use the money to buy him a coffee and a motel room. Then she posted about Glenn on Facebook — and things took an even more heartwarming turn.
The story almost went unknown, only coming to light after Andrade uploaded the details in a Facebook post. A GoFundMe page soon followed, which has now raised nearly $5,000 to help Williams going forward.
According to the report, Williams has since been inundated with other donations from the community, including a free haircut from a local barber and a Valentine’s Day card from a child.
Kids Who’ll Restore Your Faith In Humanity.
LOVE THIS SO MUCH
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Washington high schooler anonymously compliments all 650 of his classmates on Instagram
Using the handle @thebenevolentone3, senior Konner Sauve posted snapshots of over 650 of his classmates at East Valley High School in Spokane Valley, Washington. Each photo featured a description of the subject’s best and most memorable qualities. No one at school knew it was him, until graduation day, when Konner revealed himself in the most public way possible.
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Mom needed a specific shirt for her autistic daughter — and the internet delivered
10-year-old Cami Skouson has had a favorite shirt for five years. But as her mom Deborah wrote on Facebook, they’ve gone through 5 of them and it’s now become increasingly harder to find it. After her plea for help went viral, kind citizens of the internet began sending her the shirt — a lot of them.
Skouson’s post was reposted to the page Love What Matters, where it quickly garnered more than 13,000 shares. The internet responded to Skouson’s request in full, ultimately sending the family more than 150 “flower shirts.”
“At first, my daughter was a little confused to see more than one of her ‘pink flower shirts,’” she told the Daily Dot. “I explained to her that people gave them to her because they loved her.”
If that isn’t a happy enough ending for you, Skouson said she also heard from Target, who offered to send her a larger version of the shirt so Cami could wear it as she grew older.
“I accepted their offer with tears streaming down my face,” Skouson said. “The kindness being shown my little girl has been so beautiful.”
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A small gesture of kindness can not only make someone else’s entire day, but it can also make you feel good. So why not spread the love and try a random act of kindness today?
These Card Senders
A French man with Down syndrome has received more than 40,000 birthday cards from strangers all over the globe after his dad posted a simple message on Facebook asking if anyone might be willing to make his son’s special day a little bit brighter.
Last month, Lucien Parisseaux sent his 25 Facebook friends a plea. His son Manuel, who has Down syndrome, was going to celebrate his 30th birthday at the end of November, he wrote. He asked if they would consider sending him a birthday card. The post started a chain reaction, and it was shared more than 100,000 times.
Thousands upon thousands of them were sent to Manuel’s home in Calais, France.
On the Friday morning before Manuel’s birthday, the letter carrier reportedly had to use a truck to deliver the 5,000 letters and cards that had arrived for the young man. “In the 20 years I’ve worked for the postal service, I’ve never seen this before,” the postal worker told France 3.
(Photo/Story via HuffPo)
