| from readers and viewers of ABC-News, Good Morning America, and WFAA-TV8 Dallas Texas |
• It's so beautiful to see that we still have people like this, who try and help others in
the time of need. They are angels sent from above. It would be wonderful to have more people lending out
a hand to those in need at a hard time like this, maybe people will start too after seeing this. GOD
BLESS YOU ALL...
- Posted by: myluv4julz 5:36 PM |
• It is sad to learn that people are struggling in ways big and small, but people who
stand up to the challenges and help out neighbors/co-workers are the true heroes. America is a great
country because of you!
- Posted by: CuperClearMind 4:30 PM |
• How you handle adversity says a lot more about you than how you handle success. These
are people of strong moral character and integrity which, unfortunately, is in short supply these days.
Thank God for them.
- Posted by: sarasotamom 4:19 PM |
• Aaaah, a bit of good news. What a bunch of nice people this story covered. I'm
struggling financially now, but hope to be in a position to give to the less fortunate in the future. The
best feeling in the world comes from knowing you helped another human out.
- Posted by: mommydumdum 4:10 PM |
• This is such a good story. I almost cried once or twice while reading it. These people
are so amazing and I want to thank them all!
- Posted by: annetterizzo1025 4:06 PM |
• This is a refreshing story. It's nice to see that kindness still exists. These people
are truly an inspiration.
- Posted by: Snooknup 3:32 PM |
• May someone pay it forward to the angels that are helping them. God Bless to you and all
that are helping out.
- Posted by: kssoccer1 3:29 PM |
• Cheers to all involved with making this happen!!!! May God Bless you and hopefully this
idea will take off across the country. Every child needs to have something for their birthday and your
group is making it happen. Again, Cheers to you.
- Posted by: ocmarsha 3:16 PM |
• My mother always told me "The good you do comes back to you". This is a wonderful
opportunity for all of us to do something good for someone else. You don't have to know the person...
Just Do It! Each one of us can and should do something to help someone who is in need. If each of us did
something, no matter how small, just think of what a wonderful world we would have to live in. My heart
is deeply moved and warmed by the unselfish actions of these wonderful people mentioned in this article.
May God bless you all.
- Posted by: RichsK24 2:42 PM |
• After reading all the "bad" news and some of the really ugly comments on some other
stories, it is nice to see a story about people who truly care about others. Perhaps we can all learn
something from this story.
- Posted by: bear54f 2:23 PM |
• Have you all tried to contact the family that's in the shelter. I am sure the mother and
children appreciated the party, but there could be more pressing issues at stake. I think it shows us
that some people do believe in a higher power and know that God loves us. I would like to know more about
the family. I hope there is a follow-up and maybe we can do more.
- Posted by: Ms. L Mann 2:18 PM |
• Great stories, shows how good character can pay dividends. More please.
- Posted by: ChrisButler9999 2:12 PM |
• This warms my heart during a time of so many "make money no matter what the cost"
stories. You have given me ideas of what I can do to help. If I send gift certificates from certain
businesses to a women's center or church for things that are needed, this can help. I am blessed and was
always told that when you share you help everyone.
- Posted by: CFHaag 11:59 AM |
• To the birthday party angels: God love you. I'm going through the same thing here. I
have two birthdays coming up - one is going to be 5, the other will be 3, and I really wish they had
something like this in Erie, PA. My husband is laid off. I'm working but that takes care of the bills
(most of them). But they also cut my food stamps per month for a family of 7. So birthday celebrations
are out unfortunately. If there is any help for birthday's in my city could you please let me know. Thank
You and I would be willing to give my time to help someone else. I don't have the financials but I
definitely have time and love!!!! Thank You for listening - any help would be appreciated!!!!!
- Posted by: My5footballproz 11:54 AM |
• Keep up the good news... we need more of it. It is obvious there is as much good news
out there as there is bad news. I have been writing and illustrating a blog devoted to feeling good for
years and have stepped up my writing recently in hopes of giving some light to someone who particularly
needs it.
- Posted by: blipstudio 9:23 AM |
• I was so inspired watching this segment. Americans doing what they can to help other
Americans! Surely we can all do something for our fellow man.
- Posted by: Carla Warren 8:59 AM |
• This is wonderful! In these hard times, we need a little help wherever we can find it.
My sister runs a non-profit organization in Hutchinson, Kansas that gives away prom dresses to girls who
can't afford them so they can go to prom. She also gives them shoes and accessories and has drawings for
girls to win “updo’s” for their hair and other prom-related things. Her theory is that every girl
deserves to feel like a princess, whether they have the money to buy an expensive prom dress or not.
- Posted by: rhondaz 8:33 AM |
• This is such an amazing story... In these hard times when people are losing their jobs
left and right, trying to keep their lights and water on, keep their homes and food on the table - having
people like the ones in this story just shows that there is still good left in this world. This story
should be on the front of the ABC-News "Good Morning America" site as a headline story...
- Posted by: vagirlinsc 8:21 AM |
