The 120-year-old non-profit ministry has hundreds of human service programs that help more than 2 million people a year, including its famous Meals on Wheels program.
A young student and a standout athlete loses first his sight and then his hearing. Would he ever be independent again?
In this story from December 1999, former MLB catcher and broadcaster Joe Garagiola shares what happens when a kid wants something for Christmas he knows his parents can’t afford.
Guideposts blogger Rick Hamlin gets at the heart of what Maundy Thursday is all about in the church’s ritual of the washing of feet.
Guideposts blogger and Angels on Earth editor Colleen Hughes shares how a simple act of kindness made someone’s day–and hers.
An awesome deal at a thrift store became a godsend at the homeless shelter.
Mimi started Freekibble when she was 11 to feed homeless dogs at her local shelter. So far they’ve served over 15 million meals to dogs and cats across the USA!
Guideposts blogger Katie Allen Berlandi, granddaughter of Norman Vincent Peale, is moved by the gift of a watercolor of her grandparents’ home, The Hill Farm.
From TV stars to pop singers, Oscar winners and Disney actresses, here are a few celebrities lending their fame to great causes.
When Willie Wilson began losing his eyesight and eventually his hearing too, his dreams of a sports career faded. But he never gave up on achieving his goal of an independent life.
A New Englander visiting Hawaii for Easter learns a universal lesson of faith and inspiration.
Meathead Movers’ #MovetoEndDV campaign gives hope to survivors.
