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This week’s 5 Stories
- Jackle Chan Plans To Donate His $400 Million Fortune to Charity
- Over 400 High School Pallbearers Volunteer To Carry Caskets For Those Without Families
- Construction Worker Hides Giant Waldo To Entertain Patients At Children's Hospital
- Puppy Rescued From A Burning Shed Grows Up To Be A Firefighter
- Members Of 'The Pitt' Surprise The Real Hospital Staff With Free Food
Jackle Chan Plans To Donate His $400 Million Fortune to Charity
Jackie Chan has an estimated net worth of $400 million.
Over 400 High School Pallbearers Volunteer To Carry Caskets For Those Without Families
Saint Ignatius High School in Cleveland launched its Pallbearer Ministry in 2003. Students volunteer to serve at funerals for people who have little or no family.
Construction Worker Hides Giant Waldo To Entertain Patients At Children's Hospital
Jason Haney is a construction worker in South Bend, IN. He wanted to cheer up children at Memorial Children’s Hospital next to his construction site.
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Puppy Rescued From A Burning Shed Grows Up To Be A Firefighter
Bill Lindler, a firefighter in South Carolina, rescued a pit bull puppy named Jake from his neighbor’s burning garage.
Members Of 'The Pitt' Surprise The Real Hospital Staff With Free Food
Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA, serves as the backdrop for the medical drama series ‘The Pitt’. In early January, HBO Max and Warner Bros. thanked the hospital’s real-life medical staff.
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