The kindness of these kids will make you believe in the future of humanity
ISIS. Syria. Dallas. Brexit. There seems to be so much going on in the world, and too often bad things, that it's easy to forget that there are still good and bright moments in life. That is why we decided to remind you of this and show examples that will definitely restore faith in goodness and people.
In these photos you will see children whose actions make their souls brighter and the future looks brighter and happier.
(16 photos in total)
8-year-old Noah participates in a mini-triathlon with his paralyzed brother Lucas.
During the floods in Bangladesh, a boy risked his life to save a fawn.
"My son wanted to use the $120 he saved to help homeless people. He made their lunches himself."
A 9-year-old boy has created an animal shelter in the garage.
The kid is trying to wipe away the tears of a Japanese politician.
A girl protects a stray dog from the rain, India.
"One day my 3-year-old daughter saw a bald girl and asked why she had no hair. I explained that the girl was sick, and her hair had fallen out from the medications. Then my daughter said, 'Oh, then she can take mine.'"
A 13-year-old boy saved his coach's life by giving him artificial respiration and calling an ambulance.
Just two unfamiliar kids met and hugged in the middle of the cafe.
"The son said that some children in their class do not have lunch. When I asked him how, he replied that they just don't have lunch. And he wanted to bring them his own."
During a flood in the Philippines, a girl tries to save her puppy.
An 8-year-old boy won $1,000 in the Scavenger Hunt game and gave the winnings to a neighbor girl being treated for leukemia.
A 9-year-old boy bought books with the money he saved to donate them to a local prison.
A 17-year-old Syrian refugee did not abandon his puppy, and together they covered a distance of 500 kilometers to Greece.
The boy is playing video games in the hospital with his friend who is in quarantine.
"The baby found out that our dog would be getting injections at the clinic, and while we were waiting for our turn in the parking lot in the car, she hugged the dog and said that it would hurt, but everything would be fine, and she would definitely take him to the toy store."