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In the summer of 2020, Cartier Carey set up a lemonade stand in Hampton, Virginia. He didn’t want a single dollar for himself.

Gabe Sonnier was the janitor at Port Barre Elementary in Louisiana. Then the principal told him: “I’d rather see you grading papers than picking them up.”

Earth science teacher Patrick Moriarty made a promise to his students in 1978. On April 8, 2024, his “kids” came back from all over the country to keep it.

In the summer of 1940, Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara ignored his orders and hand-wrote visas for Jewish refugees in Lithuania, even as he was leaving on his train.

D-Day veteran Harry Billinge was one of the first British soldiers ashore on 6 June 1944. Decades later, he collected more than £50,000, coin by coin, so his fallen friends would be remembered.

Samantha Savitz was born deaf, and her neighbors in Newton, Massachusetts, could not talk to her. So about 40 of them hired a teacher and learned sign language.

In 2007, six-year-old Connie Talbot from near Birmingham walked onto the Britain’s Got Talent stage with no singing lessons at all. What happened next left Simon Cowell speechless.

When Gina Manfredi’s puppy Shade ran off in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, volunteers searched for more than a day. Then drone pilot Michael Parziale arrived.

Denver-area barber Taza “T” Gillespie gave free haircuts to people living on the street. One of them, Nick, now has an apartment and a job, and still comes back for his haircut.

Ohio principal Rob Burnside let a homeless student keep coming to school, then he and his wife took the teen into their home. He lost his job over it, and says he would do it again.