In a time of great uncertainty in the world, it’s always good to be reminded of some great people doing great things. And we bring you three more of them right now, as we do every Wednesday with The Good News Week.
If you enjoy the stories we’ve found this week, let us know – remember this is a place for you to share any good news you find too, be it local or national – and from wherever in the world you are!
If you find something positive in the news that you think we should feature on next week’s blog, then you can leave your comments below or Tweet us with the hashtag #GoodNewsWeek!
THE LIFE SAVING VAN MEN
Our first story of the week from Bucks Free Press is guaranteed to warm your heart. It’s the story of Jenny Allen, 80, and her 93 year old husband, and how two white van men came to their rescue when their car became trapped in a perilous situation. Read more about her mission to find them here.
THE LIFE CHANGING CALIFORNIA FARM
We fully love enterprises and initiatives that are helping people to change their lives or turn it around in some way. Which is why we love this long read on Modern Farmer this week about The Homeless Garden Project, a community garden project in California helping to change the lives of those who use and run it. See more of their incredible work here.
THE BOW TIES FOR FOUR LEGGED FRIENDS
Finally this week, on ABC News, the story of Sir Darius Brown, the New Jersey teenager who learnt to sew to help him with the fine motor skill delay he was born with, and is now using that talent to help rehome homeless cats and dogs by sewing bow ties for them. Take a look at his amazing creations here.
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