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Young Artist Contacts NFL Panthers, Kenny Robinson     He knew he had the talent but he just needed someone with a bigger platform to notice. Watch this wholesome rise to success story. Boy-scout Saves Dad & Brother  Despite social and communications challenges due to autism, this young man was able to navigate wilderness terrain, find a Park Ranger and navigate back to the scene of a terrible accident. Firefighter Cadet Saves Toddler From Three Story Fall In a right place at the right time kind of situation this firefighter in training happened upon a toddler who was unsupervised on an outdoor patio. Will She Be The Hero Or Villain?  This putt determines if the office staff gets to go home early or stay late. High School Quarterback Displays Heartwarming Gesture He just won homecoming king but knew there was a more deserving candidate. Watch this tear-jerking retelling of the story. Cop Shares Hilarious Honesty During Traffic Stop This officer quickly identifies...

 In case you missed any of these top stories from December 18th, feel free to check them out and be Uplifted by them. Widower With Seven Kids Nate Eaton (East Idaho News) with the help of an anonymous donor only known as Secret Santa continues the tradition of blessing local families in need. This particular family lost their mom leaving dad as a widower raising 7 kids on his own. May this just be one of many blessings to come after suffering such a great loss.  Never Had A Birthday Party Before Overwhelmed with emotions but mostly gratitude, this eight year old is greeted by his classmates who sing Happy Birthday in Spanish as he enters the classroom. The significance is that he has never had a birthday celebration before due to his impoverished circumstances. Discovering the Joy of Giving Inspired by Secret Santa reports on the popular CBS segment called On the Road with Steve Hartman, a Phoenix class and their teacher put together a club to help out their local community. S...

Jeremiah with Davante  Good reporters with poise and professionalism are normally seasoned with years of experience. It makes sense, especially when dealing with celebrities, that one would have to work through rookie jitters and get a few exchanges under their belt before becoming truly polished. But even then, broadcasting professionals can still struggle and fumble with words or even become star struck themselves. Not the case at all for Jeremiah Fennell, a ten year old boy with a passion to become a sports reporter.  After his initial interview with Davante Adams broke the internet, the young man was invited to appear on Fox & Friends where a befuddled and seasoned broadcast team peppered him with questions about his ability to be so poised and professional. "I was just there talking to him [Davante] like a normal reporter. I wasn't really scared because in the end we are all people." Amazed with the maturity that is clearly beyond his years Rachel Campos-Duffy s...