This Carolina Kindness began in the Pee Dee earlier this year. A community campaign was formed to help find a donor match for 21-year-old Taylor Novinger. More than 20 people applied to donate! Audra talks with Taylor after his surgery.
In the midst of also planning for Wreaths Across America, the Blue Star Mothers of Coastal Carolina also took time to send fall treats to those serving away from home.
Months of fundraising culminates with 208 kids receiving things like school supplies, backpacks, shoes, dental care and other resources.
Acts of kindness reported from across the world to our backyards!
Donnie Constransitch has a business of helping people find lost in the water, and instead of charging, only accepts tips. This couple was lucky to find him!
Remember the Florence student, Ayden Atkinson, we featured a few months ago who was raising money to help build a tiny home for the homeless through the House of Hope? He did it!
A couple in Orlando found a way to spread joy in their community with a door of kindness.
This week's Carolina Kindness story comes from Garden City.
A kid had an old bike with no brakes and ended up denting a stranger's car. A few days later the car owner surprised the boy with a new bike.
Anthony Talley started a $1 Thursdays program in his community where every week he finds a person in need and raises money for them.
Myrtle Beach student Hannah Weidner shares her story on Carolina A.M. Turns out she's been doing these type of kindness acts since elementary school.
