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Talk about giving the clothes off your back. A Brookfield teen helped out someone less fortunate with a bag of clothes.

16 year-old Virginia Davis was born without fingers on her right hand. Although she doesn't let it stop her she dreamed of doing more. A Whitesboro high school teacher helped make her dream become a reality.

Sometimes, the smallest acts of kindness can make the biggest impact.

Members of the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office and the Moyers Corners Fire Department are local heroes for one dog in the Town of Clay. Both teams responded to the NYS Wildlife Management Area for an ice rescue call involving a dog, and were successful.

Dylan Bender may only be 13 years-old but he spent his Christmas vacation helping others. Instead of playing video games or watching television, the central New York teen helped shovel for his neighbors; an act of kindness not unusual for Bender.

After more than 40 years, one Central New York family still doesn't know whose generosity and kindness helped them out during the holiday season.

There's still good people in the world. Especially right here in Central New York. One man from Boonville just had a random act of kindness held for him that he's extremely grateful.

Sometimes we need to take a step back and see life through a child's eyes to remember what's really important.

With all the hate and sadness in the world, it's wonderful to come across a story of someone taking the time to make a difference in the life of someone who is less fortunate.

There's no bond stronger than a sister's. This amazing woman from Oriskany changed her sister's life by giving her one of biggest gifts anyone could possibly hope for.

With all the negative stories you see in the headlines each and every day, it's always nice to see a great story here locally. Just in Rome, one total stranger decided to help out a young couple with groceries.

On September 12, 2016 at 11:30 am 9 year-old Colin Toland was sworn-in as the newest police officer for the Ithaca Police Department. Officer Toland took the oath of office in front of 150 fellow police officers, firefighters, and EMS workers. Officer Toland was joined by approximately 300 people from the greater Ithaca community as well as his entire 4th grade class at Northeast Elementary School