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Read More →For over a decade, retired engineer Bob Lanning has volunteered as a free driver for cancer patients, completing more than 10,000 rides and reminding each passenger that no one has to face treatment alone. His story is a quiet, powerful testament to what one person with a full tank of gas and an open heart can do.
Read More →At 16, Marcus Ellison was expelled from Riverside High School and labeled a lost cause. Twenty years later, the same school invited him back to deliver a commencement speech that would be watched by millions.
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