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I was at a resort pool in Central Florida spending the day with my family when one of them pointed out a lemonade stand raising money for pediatric cancer.

They know I'm always stopping to support causes like this, so I walked over to make a donation and learn more.

And that’s when I met Lucy’s dad, Jordan. We started talking, and at some point in the conversation, I mentioned that I started a good news channel called Majically.

His eyebrows went up, and he said, "I think I know Majically."

I laughed and said, “Oh really?”

And he said, "I think you already know our daughter. You shared Lucy's bell-ringing video a few years ago.”

At first, I couldn’t place it because I've shared thousands of stories over the years. But then Jordan pulled up the video on his phone, and the second I saw it, I said, "Oh my gosh... I remember Lucy."

A few minutes later, Lucy’s mom Jessica also walked up, and we spent the next several minutes talking about Lucy, her mission, and everything that had happened since she rang that bell.

Jordan and Jessica refused to let the mission stop. They pushed through those six days after Lucy passed to reach that $100k milestone. They said donations trickled in all the way up to the reveal party, and it hit exactly $100k on the dot.

I was shocked to learn that all of this happened after she rang that bell years ago.

These two parents, along with Fourth and Gold, have now raised more than $315,000 for pediatric cancer research in Lucy's honor.

But what really blew my mind was how close this story came to never happening.

I live in Central Florida and normally would've never gone to a resort pool that close to home. But that day my little cousin had a cheerleading event out there, so our family decided to go for the day.

And as it turns out, it was also the first time Jordan and Jessica had ever hosted one of Lucy's Lemonade Stands at a resort.

If either one of those things hadn't happened, we probably never would've met.

Honestly... we think it was Lucy. 💫❤️❤️

To host your own Lucy's Lemonade Stand or support her mission, please visit the link in our bio. 🙏

I reconnected with a little girl who passed away in 2023 ❤️

I reconnected with a little girl who passed away in 2023 ❤️

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🎬 What the Video Didn’t Tell You:

Since that moment on the porch, Abigail and Dara have become friends. They’ve met up several times, including a girls’ night out to talk about their dreams.

Abigail didn’t show up empty-handed when she went to find Dara… After sharing the video, two complete strangers reached out wanting to send Abigail money so she could surprise Dara with a care package. Abigail went to the store before heading to Wendy’s and bought snacks, self-care items, a portable fan, a water bottle, an umbrella, and other essentials for someone who often walks to and from work.

But my favorite part happened afterward… A few days later, Dara stopped by Abigail's house after church to see her. During their conversation, Dara smiled and said she had prayed for Abigail at church because, in her words, "God... sent me an angel."

Abigail responded, "I'm so grateful that you walked into my life literally. And I'm so excited for all the adventures that we have ahead of us together."

Abigail told me that Dara dreams of building a career around helping others, which is one of the other reasons she created the GoFundMe. She wanted to help Dara with reliable transportation and her future education goals.

She said “more than anything, though, I hope this story inspires people to choose kindness in their own communities. You never know how much a small act of compassion can mean to someone." 💫❤️❤️

*Story verified through my interview with Abigail.

(🎥 courtesy of: @abigailsauthentic & @chosen_dd7 )

She Left Her Shift and Knocked on a Stranger’s Door 🥹

She Left Her Shift and Knocked on a Stranger’s Door 🥹

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Proof the World Is Still Good — Episode 1

Proof the World Is Still Good — Episode 1

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🎬 What the Video Didn't Tell You...

The second wedding wasn't what Linda planned.

She originally asked The Ivy at Berkeley (where Michael currently lives) for a small room and maybe a lunch to celebrate.

But instead, they responded, “We’ll put on a whole wedding for you.”

The Ivy then surprised Linda with flowers, a harpist, a cake, and even a 3D-printed cake topper based on their 1987 wedding photo… aged to match how they look today.

When it was time for both Michael and Linda to say "I do," Linda said it first, then Michael looked at her and said, "Good job."
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Linda said she fell in love with the way Michael thought.

He devised an argument to help jurors understand the concept of "beyond a reasonable doubt." Michael would ask the jury to imagine that the defendant had a sheet over their head during the trial. And when they found the defendant guilty, the sheet would come off, and it would reveal the person they loved most in the world. Their child, spouse, mother, father, etc.

And Michael would say, "If you still want the guilty verdict, you found it beyond a reasonable doubt."

Linda said this was the argument that got her in the gut, and she later borrowed it to use in her own cases.
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Michael asked Linda to marry him at least eight times before she finally said yes. But after the Supreme Court moment, it was actually Linda who turned to Michael and said, "I think we need to get married." So Michael got down on one knee in their kitchen just to make it official. Linda said it was sort of a joke, but that’s when she officially said yes.
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Linda said Michael came alive the day of the second wedding. Walking down the aisle, he spotted their longtime friend Jill in the crowd and said, "Great to see you." At one point, he took Linda's face in his hands and told her, "You're so beautiful." Linda said it was a memory she'll always have of him that "just has all good."
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When I asked Linda what went through her mind the moment Michael proposed again, she said:
"I felt happy in a certain way that he still loved me and wanted to be with me."
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*Story verified through my conversation with Linda Feldman.

(📸 The Ivy Berkeley & Linda Feldman )

He Had No Idea She Was Already His Wife 😭

He Had No Idea She Was Already His Wife 😭

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Story verified through my conversation with Madeline’s mom, Natalie.

Here are a few extra details that didn’t make the video…

Before Madeline’s package ever arrived, Taylor Nation reached out to Ethan and told him something special was coming. He had to keep the secret for weeks and couldn’t tell anyone.

But Taylor didn’t just send Madeline a guitar. She also sent Ethan his own signed guitar and handwritten letter. Her note ended with: “Sending you another guitar in case you need a backup.”

Ethan said he looked at his mom and just thought, “Are you kidding me?”

Taylor also sprayed her perfume on both envelopes, and Madeline said the smell was actually her favorite part.

And after everything Madeline’s paper airplane did for Ethan’s music career, he surprised her family with Cavaliers playoff tickets as a thank you.

Ethan said the support changed the way he saw himself as an artist:

“There’s times where I’m like, man, I don’t think I’m a good writer. I’m not a good singer. And then to get validation on such a scale has been very inspiring.”

But my favorite part was what Natalie told me about Madeline:

“She has a confidence about her where, if she has an idea, she goes for it without worrying about failure first. That’s what’s going to take her far in life.” 💫❤️❤️

(📸 via: @nataliecaroline_hair & @ethan_hayes01 )

She threw a paper airplane over her fence… then this happened 🥹

She threw a paper airplane over her fence… then this happened 🥹

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Story verified through my interview with Craig Trojacek, Public Information Officer with the Fort Worth Fire Department. Thank you, Craig 🙏

A few special details about Tom and Jake:
After firefighters found Jake, the Fort Worth Fire Department’s H.O.P.E. Team (Home, Outreach, Prevention, and Education) began searching for Tom.

They didn’t just want to make sure Jake was safe, they wanted to make sure Tom was safe too.

And after Jake’s story started spreading, people across the community began asking how they could help.

That’s when Operation Texas Strong stepped in and helped give Tom something he hadn’t had in nearly two years: a place to call home.

Tom wrote in his letter that he was going back into a “heartless world.” But what happened next told a different story.

Also, an important note from FWFD: Jake’s story worked out this time, but fire stations are not animal drop-off locations. If you’re ever unable to care for a pet, please contact local animal shelters, rescues, or animal services so they can provide the proper help.

For now, Jake is staying with the Fort Worth Fire Department, where he’s being loved on every day.

And they’re hoping that when Tom is healthy and ready, they can plan a reunion 💫❤️❤️

(📸 via: Glen E. Ellman/FWFD | @stevehartmancbs / Steve Hartman, CBS News | Lauren Przybyl/FOX 4 KDFW )

He left his dog at a fire station and ran 😭

He left his dog at a fire station and ran 😭

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Most people only saw Jim cross the finish line… but they didn’t see everything it took to get there.

For months leading up to his 80th birthday, Jim held himself accountable every single day. Even on the days he didn’t feel his best, he showed up anyway.

And even after all that training, Jim still had doubts about whether he could finish in the time he wanted.

But on race day, his entire community showed up, including one of Jim’s old friends — Baseball Hall of Famer Rollie Fingers.

Meg, a staff member at the home, ran the entire 5K beside Jim at his request, recording him and updating him on his lap times.

She said the biggest breakthrough happened during the race itself. Jim didn’t think he’d finish in the time he did… and ended up surprising himself. 💫❤️❤️

(🎥 Race footage via: @meganbenedictt | Interview footage via: @alissonkate20 - Katherine Rogel )

He turned his care home into an Olympic stadium ❤️

He turned his care home into an Olympic stadium ❤️

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What started inside one classroom continued growing as more students, teachers, and even schools in other states wanted to be part of it.

Eventually, Kristina turned the challenge into the $20 Kindness Challenge Foundation, helping other teachers bring the same lesson into their own classrooms.

Katie spent her life volunteering at food banks and was training to become an EMT because she wanted to help people.

She never got the chance to see how far her kindness would go.

But years later, students who never met her are still carrying it forward one $20 bill at a time. 💫❤️❤️

(📸 via: Kristina Ulmer & @20dollarkindnesschallenge )

She kept her sister‘s last $80 in a cabinet for 4 years 🥹

She kept her sister‘s last $80 in a cabinet for 4 years 🥹

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A few heartwarming details I couldn’t fit into the video: That same year they met, Kamden's family invited Aydan over for Christmas, and surprised Aydan with custom matching Lego figures… one of Aydan in his Jackrabbits jersey, and one of Kamden.

Because to Kamden, this wasn't about knowing a college football player… it was about having someone who made him feel like he mattered.

Also, when Aydan surprised Kamden at school that day, instead of reading a book, he told Kamden’s class the lemonade stand story. Then took every single kid outside to throw footballs with them.

Kamden's mom, Sarina said: “What means the most to us is that he continued showing up. It wasn't just one kind moment… he consistently made Kamden feel important, valued, and encouraged. As parents, that means everything." 💫❤️❤️

(🎥 via: @adautermann | @sarina.hanson | j.hanson.20 )

He never forgot the stranger who came back for him ❤️

He never forgot the stranger who came back for him ❤️

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