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Atlanta’s ‘Garden Man’ Gives Food to Neighbors in Need
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After 20 years of building community gardens, Bobby Wilson invested his retirement money into a farm that feeds over 200 families per week.
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Godmother of BMX Racing Opened the Gates for Women
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Kittie Weston-Knauer started racing BMX bikes in the ‘80s after a challenge from her son. Now 75, she’s brought thousands of girls and women along for the ride.
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Father-Daughter Duo Ran a Marathon In Every State
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In his 50s, Scott Lennox turned his health around by running and set an audacious goal with his daughter that took more than a decade to achieve.
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At 81, Adventurous BFFs Traveled the World in 80 Days
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Ellie Hamby and Sandy Hazelip became travel buddies after their husbands passed away. In 2023, they set out to visit all seven continents.
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Artist Hunts Pythons to Save Florida’s Wildlife
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Ceramics teacher Anne Gorden-Vega is working with the state to restore the Everglades by rooting out a non-native, invasive snake species.
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Grandmas Run the Kitchen at NYC Restaurant
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Jody Scaravella pays homage to his nonna by showcasing grandmas from all around the world at his popular restaurant, Enoteca Maria.
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Florida Couple Runs a Retirement Home for Cats
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Terry and Bruce Jenkins founded Cats Cradle Foundation to rescue older cats. Since 2015, more than 350 cats have spent their final years in this feline paradise.
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Daughter Honors Late Dad by Completing His Bucket List
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Years after her father died unexpectedly, Laura Carney found a 60-item list of his life goals. She then dedicated herself to checking every item off the list.
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Restoring a Historic Park Helped This Man Get Sober
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While battling alcoholism and cancer, Danny Patnode started picking up trash at a rundown, 18-acre park. It fueled his recovery.
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Cop Saved Hundreds From Jumping off Golden Gate Bridge
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Kevin Briggs served as a California Highway Patrol officer for over a decade. His experiences led him to develop training for mental health crises.
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Mom-Daughter Duo Hike 2,200 Miles to Fight Parkinson’s
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Susan and Gretja Otten (trail names: Lilo and Stitch) hiked the entire Appalachian Trail to honor their husband/dad, who has Parkinson’s disease.
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