Stories about acts of kindness from Steve Hartman

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2 күн бұрын

Steve Hartman goes On the Road for some of the best stories of people being good to each other from across the country.
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0:00 Students raise funds to make playground inclusive for those with disabilities
2:51 School surprises bus driver with new car and raise
5:46 How a Texas teacher helped her students use their imaginations to take flight
8:09 Boy who walked 6 miles to middle school graduation gets college scholarship
10:46 How a student's friendship with Auburn coach Bruce Pearl gave him the strength to beat leukemia
13:26 Maine school custodian helps turn chess team into a real-life "Queen's Gambit"
15:48 Middle school teacher takes in student battling kidney disease
18:57 School bus driver forms unexpected bond with 5-year-old girl
21:23 Seventh grader who took wheel of school bus after driver lost consciousness called "hero"
24:05 Toledo students surprised with free college tuition
26:37 The Michigan Marching Band finds a future recruit
29:21 The last student from a small, remote island school graduates
32:11 Teen born without legs inspires on the basketball court
34:45 Former sanitation worker and Harvard Law student honors school's support staff
37:20 Son's graduation was one man's dying wish
39:41 Students learning sign language to support a classmate
42:20 Teacher gives student's mother incredible gift
45:00 How a Maine 8-year-old inadvertently became a fashion trendsetter at his school
47:29 Texas students who took flight with their imaginations rewarded for their creativity
49:54 A mysterious Secret Santa motivated students to raise thousands of dollars for those in need
52:47 Couple donates restored musical instruments to students

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@n1knunya903 Күн бұрын

With all the stupidity, hate, violence and lies in today's news and the world, these videos are a great reminder that out there every day, there are great wonderful people doing great doing great wonderful things. It's so very easy to forget this. Nice work, Steve Hartman.

@IntriguedLioness 2 күн бұрын

I teared up at every story, but the story of the young boy whose teacher gave his mother a kidney opened the floodgates. At 44:50 my eyes welled up and I had to pause and take a moment. I am dealing with an out of nowhere stage 4 cancer diagnosis. Beating cancer but now I'm in a wheelchair and can only look upon the mountains I used to climb. Everyone says that I am strong and always cheerful.... but some days when I want to cry, stories like this can open the floodgates of happy tears and not despondency. Thank you CBS Sunday Mornings 🌞!!

@guesswho6946 Күн бұрын

Good to see some 'good news' have happy tears instead of sad ones. Thank you.

@jenalvarado2684 2 күн бұрын

I can’t express how important these stories have become to me and my two sons, 17 and 19. We started watching about 3 years ago. We were going through a very rough time. I felt helpless and I couldn’t find anything good to say to my boys…. one sleepless night I typed in “videos of good people and things” into my phone out of pure desperation I did that …. and I’m so glad I did. I’m so greatful these videos exist, the hope, love and joy they provide saved us. Thank you ❤ when our turn and chances come you can be sure we will give back always with love hope and joy ❤

@ceceliagunness1641 2 күн бұрын

Tears and smiles also.I sincerely hope that you and your boys are doing well.

@2listening1 Күн бұрын

Much love to you all! 💛💛💛

@katherinebryden-wolke8210 2 күн бұрын

I love this show. More kindness should be highlighted in our media

@carlwatson4486 Күн бұрын

You never know what someone else needs. Just a "hi", "how are you today?" A thank you, can change the world.

@brl0522 2 күн бұрын

These stories feed my soul

@b.visconti1765 2 күн бұрын

Love my Sunday mornings with Steve Hartman.. thank you❤

@eclectictreasures955 2 күн бұрын

What an amazing teacher

@jillloutsch Күн бұрын

So heartwarming. What a great story of amazing young children who wanted to help their classmates to have a fun on recess ❤

@sharistrazz3313 2 күн бұрын

I usually save STEVE HEART MAN'S STORIES UNTIL BEDTIME, BUT...... Today is a very sad day for me, I NEED HAPPY THOUGHTS. THANKS MR. HEARTMAN!!! 😊

@IntriguedLioness 2 күн бұрын

When I saw the compilation was over an hour I thought I would leave it till later also, but having had a hard week myself I decided to watch. A ton of tissues later and my heart feels lighter and my day feels more positive. Steve Hartman and CBS Sunday Mornings, thank you!

@cynthiahillian Күн бұрын

When I was in second grade... Quite a few years ago😂.. My teacher was so convincing that we were going on a class trip... I talked about it so much.. My Mama asked where's the permission slip. That day Mrs. Green told us we would travel vicariously.. she said that to second graders. It was the absolute best thing... She taught us to listen and create the scene in our heads. From that day.. Which is 60+ years later, I still recall.. I never read another book with pictures.

@brl0522 2 күн бұрын

The college tuition is as much for the parents that felt like failures for not having the money to send their kids to school.. what a beautiful story

@Golgibaby 2 күн бұрын

The kids are alright...mahalo for the documentation and a continuation of faith in humanity.

@IntriguedLioness 2 күн бұрын

Like the Banyan tree, heartwarming and strong❤

@amherst88 Күн бұрын

Never want these compilations to end -- find more reasons to make them! ❤❤❤(and bless you Steve Hartman :)

@user-lg1gj3li9j 4 сағат бұрын

I absolutely love this kind news instead of the downtrodden days of our worn out world. I look forward to my cup of coffee and a good old fashioned happy cry. These heartwarming stories make my Sunday morning so much happier! Seeing the good that's still in the world just evokes hope in a world that seems so angry all the time, just gives you that craving for a chance to do something good for someone else just to see that wonderful smile they have! Thank you for your wonderful stories and for all the happy tears.

@homeworshipwithmartyandamy7754 Күн бұрын

Thank you! Kindness is giving from the heart and the receipts are wonderful!

@joefrompoland4628 2 сағат бұрын

Thank you Steve!!! These videos have come in to my life when I most needed them. Very inspiring for me to help out my own community.

@rayvilla1 7 сағат бұрын

These stories ought to be in the headlines and frontlines of every damn newspapers and TV news. Instead, we are being fed crap daily which cause us to fight one another! Maybe there is hope for a gentler and kinder world - not only in the USA but everywhere.

@praisethelerd 16 сағат бұрын

The best thing that ever happened to On The Road was COVID. Steve Hartman at home with his kids, Emmitt and Meryl, is worth its weight in gold. For such young people, they were amazing in the episodes. They taught even more than they learned.

@katherinebryden-wolke8210 2 күн бұрын

Bless there hearts. Why does it take children to point out the obvious.

@brl0522 2 күн бұрын

Reese is going to make a phenomenal adult

@carlwatson4486 Күн бұрын

Was at the local parish library today. Elderly lady didn't have the cash to pay a $2.00 late fee. I jumped at the chance and paid the fine. The staff was very vocal about how she needed to take care of her own fine and how it was improper for me to jump in - (the lady was "of color" and I am white, 69, and have long hair.) I just smiled at them and wished them a great day as the lady (whom I did not know) and I left. She was very appreciative and seemed to be in great spirits. I can't wait to go back!

@jcspider7259 23 сағат бұрын

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