Chicago Animal Care and Control is “officially out of adoptable animals”
For the very first time in its history, the Chicago Animal Care and Control does not have even a single adoptable animal on its premises. As most people are currently at home due to stay-at-home orders amid the coronavirus crisis, families across the country have decided now is the best time to adopt a pet. In New York City and Los Angeles, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)...
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This teacher walks 5 miles each day to ensure his students get their free school meals
Zane Powles is an assistant headteacher at Western Primary School in Lincolnshire, England. Amid this coronavirus crisis, he is ensuring that his students still have access to free school meals by delivering them by hand to their doorstep – and walking over five miles each day to do so. Zane hauls huge rucksacks filled with packed school meals that weigh more than 18 kg plus homework for at least 78...
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This teen pilot is flying supplies to hospitals in rural areas
TJ Kim, a 16-year-old from Virginia, is a high school student who doesn’t have a driving license yet, but he can fly. So he decided to use this ability to deliver desperately needed medical supplies to rural hospitals across Virginia. Kim, a sophomore at Landon School in Bethesda, Maryland, brainstormed with his family in McLean, Virginia, about ways to keep active, and to serve the community while he had...
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