Walsh University food pantry ensures students do not attend class hungry

Good News Notes: “Just a couple months into their freshman year at Walsh University in North Canton, Mattison Davis and Tara Ebert are already tackling a real-life crisis: hunger.” “University faculty and staff recently learned there were students on campus, particularly commuters, who were going without food and attending class hungry. They immediately took action.”…

Rather than give her a ticket, police officer buys car seats for single mom

 Good News Notes: “When Milwaukee Police Officer Kevin Zimmermann saw the three kids bouncing around in the backseat without restraints, his thoughts immediately turned to his own children. “I’m a father myself, I have three kids,” Zimmermann told WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee. “I thought of my kids jumping around. What if a car hit them and they flew…

NBA star donating $22 for every point he scores this season to charity

Good News Notes: “Minnesota Timberwolves star Andrew Wiggins announced Sunday he plans to donate $22 for every point he scores to help children who face barriers to participating in organized sports.  It’s the second straight season Wiggins will be donating money. The donation amount is the same number of his basketball jersey.” “The goal is…

Fisherman In Middle Of Lake Makes An Adorably Unexpected Catch

 Good News Notes: “Brett Hereford was out fishing on a lake in Montana with his family earlier this month when he made the catch of a lifetime.  But what he caught wasn’t actually a fish at all.” “According to reports, while the Herefords were far from shore in a boat on Flathead Lake, they noticed a…

Dog wakes Vacaville family when their house catches fire, police say

 Good News Notes: “A Vacaville family has their dog to thank for helping them get out of their house when it caught fire overnight.” “Police and firefighters went to a home on Kinsale Court around midnight Sunday after getting several 911 calls about a fire, according to the Vacaville Police Department.  Meanwhile, Maggie, a 6-year-old…

Churches raise money to anonymously wipe out $5.3 million of medical debt

Good News Notes: In Chicago, “thousands of local families burdened with medical debt are getting some much-needed relief ahead of the holiday season.” “A coalition of local churches worked with the nonprofit group RIP Medical Debt to raise $38,000, which is enough to purchase more than $5 million worth of debt belonging to close to…