About 'Stories to Inspire'
Boston.com is collecting its most uplifting stories and asking readers to contribute their own personal stories, photos, videos, and links. Entries will be reviewed daily by an editor. If your story meets our standards it will be published in the gallery. The best will be featured on the Stories to Inspire homepage.
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- Hospice patient George Johnson inspires us with his beautiful artwork. Drawing for over 70 years, Mr. Johnson has an impressive portfolio of illustrations and paintings.
- Gathered inside the gym, playing tennis for the first time, seven students from the Perkins School for the Blind received instruction from volunteers from Newton North High School.
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- I learned throughout my years that contributing to your community enhances life through various acts - donating time, talent, or treasuring the environment.
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- Volunteer with community groups, sports programs, local schools to fill in the missing piece of the 24/7 life puzzle, and that is service that can make a difference.
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- Other volunteers inspire me! Like Judy Bougie and Joe Francoeur of the Mason Street Soup Kitchen in Fall River. Being drawn into their orbit is to experience something called "grace."
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- I am inspired often by the moments when people don't know the kindnesses they bestow have been seen - but it shines through anyhow.
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- If you spend one day at a food bank and see how much help you can provide, then you will be hooked for life as a volunteer.
- More Than Words is a bookstore filled with stories, but few may be as compelling as the stories of its employees - teenagers whose lives have been turned upside down.
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- The most inspiring thing for me is the resilience of the human spirit! Here is my story: At Home in Our Hearts.
