Good Deeds

Show me the money indeed. Centre College, in Danville. Kentucky, got the gift of a lifetime this week when it received a $250 million donation.

Jason Collins' decision to become the first openly-gay player in American pro sports may have inspired a high school basketball coach to follow suit.

Regardless of your politics, you have to admit this is a class move by former President George H.W. Bush.

If Congress doesn't want to redefine marriage, the Oxford English Dictionary will just do it themselves. After all, that's their job.

Nothing puts a smile on a kid's face like pizza, which makes what the citizens of the internet did for one sick girl all the more amazing.

He may be paralyzed, but Dan Black's heart is certainly working just fine.

15-year-old Temar Boggs from Gable Park Woods, PA, has been hailed as a hero after chasing down the car in which a five-year-old kidnapped girl was being held in. The attempted kidnap took place outside an apartment block on Thursday in Lancaster Township. When news broke, community members took to the streets to try to find the missing child.

Almost one year ago we told you about the family of Aaron Collins, who were trying to respect his final wishes by giving a "$500 on a f------ pizza"-type of tip to a waiter or waitress. The Collins family did so, and that one tip has turned into so much more.

This video was made by the people behind Skateistan -- a charity organization that teaches children in Afghanistan and Cambodia skateboarding, amongst other things.

We've all heard the talk that Barbie is not representative of real women. But what if she was?

Talk about spreading the wealth.

Moving into a new neighborhood may seem a little daunting for most people, but not for 38-year-old Ayden Byle. After moving onto Atlas Avenue, Toronto, Ayden decided to introduce himself to the community not through house calls or street conversations, but through the simple use of a chalkboard.

Here at TheFW, we’re big fans of paying it forward. Random acts of kindness can go a long way, especially in a society that’s riddled with hilarious fails and pranks. (Just kidding—that stuff is all in good fun.)

Talk about a sweet gesture.

A College Station, Texas woman believes that honesty is indeed the best policy.