I'm naturally a giver. But I don't take credit for it. It's not something I had to work at, it came naturally. It was imparted to me -- my legacy from my parents. I was pre-programmed to attend to the needs of others and do what I can to make them feel as good as possible.
In the week since the heartfelt story of Ronald Davis went viral, strangers have stepped up to help the Chicago man find his footing after years of li...
National Pay It Forward Day on April 25 was the last thing on Manny Huismann's mind when he answered the internet's call Wednesday to help find a home...
A stranger paid for Canadian couple Karel and Tom Nordstrom's wedding in 1958. Now, in the wake of Tom's death last month, Karel is launching an inter...
In a circle of UCLA undergraduate scholars, we held a lively discussion about mice brains in lab research. Aside from the gory mouse termination details, I was fascinated by the array of research topics.
For a lot of women her wedding dress is like a brief love affair. It's amazing but fleeting, so hanging onto the dress somehow keeps that feeling alive.
It all started with one simple post. Last August, New York Times bestselling author Emily Giffin offered to give away two copies of her new book, Where We Belong, on Facebook to people who could not afford the $15 cost.
When she realized she could no longer afford her dream wedding, Megan Erickson didn't waste time feeling sorry for herself. She decided to do somethin...
When we appreciate the beauty of kindness, it takes us out of such self-centeredness; it enables us to let go of self-centeredness and to freely reach out to each other. We can both give and receive. Such egoless moments are exquisite!
In September, HuffPost Weddings introduced readers to Alissa, a generous newlywed who wanted to give away her wedding dress to a deserving bride-to-be...
The Internet's so-called "front page," otherwise known as Reddit, has been getting some bad press of late due to the recent unmasking of its notorious...
When Renée Stroinski first learned she would be receiving a gorgeous wedding dress for free, she reacted the way any self-respecting bride-to-be woul...
What if today we realized what great potential is held in that dollar, that bright idea or that spare half-hour -- that talent we carry around -- and what if today we harnessed that potential to do something good?
When Debbie Gianquinto found out that she couldn't donate her kidney to her husband, Dan, she offered up her much-needed organ to a stranger in Florid...
It started in a New York motel. The key to my room was old and rusted. And I immediately loved it. So I 'permanently borrowed' it, put it on a chain, and slipped it over my neck.
The short life cycle of startups in Silicon Valley has reinforced the idea that the long term relationships that lasted was with a network of people -- much larger than those in your current company.
Restaurant.com CEO Cary Chessick isn't content just with being a successful businessman and having a close-knit family. He is deeply committed to making a larger impact in the world.