THIS WEEK

My House

Michelle Overstreet felt she wasn’t doing enough to help homeless teens in her hometown. So she and her husband pooled their savings to launch a support organization that does everything differently — and it’s helping hundreds of people build better lives.

October 10

Saved in America

September 12

Bitty and Beau’s

Most developmentally disabled people are unemployed. A North Carolina mom set out to solve that—and wound up creating a coffee shop that serves up joy every day.

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August 2, 2016

Team Rubicon

We’ve heard too many times the stories of military veterans struggling to find a place in the civilian world. Jake Wood might have an answer — by sending veterans to the world’s worst disaster zones. Help is on the way, with Team Rubicon.

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$50,000 Charitable Grant

This season, we’re excited to announce that we’re giving a $50,000 grant to the nonprofit that does the most to creatively spread their Crazy Good Turns story… a virtuous and self-reinforcing circle of gratitude. We’ll announce the grant recipient at the end of this season.

Tell Us a Story

We rely on our listeners to alert us to inspiring people doing amazing things for others. This is the place to do it.

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Story Submissions

Read about the nonprofits that our listeners shared with us.

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