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Our pool had a a leak in the hose the neighbor (John Battles)came over seeing we had a problem fixing it he took the time to see if he had a fitting that would fix it it did help fix our leak working great now !!!!
Becky B.
My neighbor call me to the fence today with a Mother’s Day gift. He had made no bake chocolate almond cookies!!! He truly makes the BEST!!! Such a nice gift made my day.
Becky B.
Blessed a person, on the side of the road with a "Please help me, hungry" sign with a McDonald's breakfast and a lil bit of cash. God bless them.
Jodi M.
Blessed a person, on the side of the road with a "Please help me, hungry" sign with a McDonald's breakfast and a lil bit of cash. God bless them.
JB
May 8, 2026 The surprise happened at North Carolina State University during the commencement ceremony for the Wilson College of Textiles. The Speaker and The Tribute The keynote speaker was Anil Kochhar, an Indian-American entrepreneur and major donor to the university. He and his wife, Marilyn, took the stage at Reynolds Coliseum not just to give a standard speech, but to execute a massive surprise in honor of Anil’s late father, Prakash Chand Kochhar. Midway through his address, Kochhar announced that to honor his father's journey, he and his wife were providing a graduation gift to completely cover all final-year education loans incurred by the graduates during the 2025–2026 academic year. "Marilyn and I hope that all of you leave Reynolds Coliseum today not only with a degree but with greater freedom to pursue your goals, take risks and build the lives you’ve worked so hard to achieve." — Anil Kochhar The room immediately erupted into raucous cheers, gasps, and
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My mom was blessed by someone who paid for her dinner at Rigali’s.
Jodi M.
I picked up trash in the parking lot at my Dr. office.
Jodi M.
I saw Tommie Harner the CEO at the West Ohio Food Bank walking in Walmart on Sunday and I stopped her and Thanked her for the work they do in the community.
Jodi M.
I blessed two ladies who waited on me at The Lima Moose with caramels.
Jodi M.
Forest Park UMC cooks & serves the meal every 3rd Saturday of the month to the men at the Lima Rescue Mission. My friend’s small group decided to cook, serve, eat and fellowship with the 29 men on May 16th.
Jodi M.
My husbands boss blessed us with meal tickets to support the Wapakoneta Breakfast Optimist Club's ROAST BEEF DINNER FUNDRAISER. We couldn’t use them so we passed the blessing on to 2 of our friends.
Jodi M.
I want to give a big shout out to Lima Memorial Hospital and Dr Pohl, his crew, and all the hospital staff were amazing. I give thanks for all their outstanding work and kindness to me and my family that was there with me!
Becky B.
Had to call into an online company to handle a billing issue. Was sorta expecting a contentious discussion, but instead, had a very pleasant discussion and resolution. Thanks to the courteous and funny customer service rep for handling the issue with humor and consideration. Made both of our days
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