A professional gambler, known by the nickname of Robin Hood 702, plays high-stakes game of blackjack and gives all his winnings to families in need.
Robin Hood 702 says he is doing it to make his deceased mother proud.
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Leslie and Patrick Contreras, parents of Nathan , a 4 years old child suffering from cystic fibrosis, are unable to pay for his meds lately. On Wednesday, the anonymous donor gave $2,300 to a family with a child fighting cystic fibrosis, so they can pay his medications bill which they can’t afford.
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Mukul Asaduzzaman, A cab driver from NYC returned 21,000USD to Felicia Lettieri, a 72 years old Italian tourist who forgot her purse in his cab on Christmas Eve. The driver found the address in her purse and drove 50 miles to Long Island to return it.
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Nathan Acker, an 88 years old man from Maine is volunteering for 23 years. Every Wednesday delivers 14 meals and this week he has delivered his 10,000th Meal.
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Karen Rawlins, a 42 years old woman from Kent, was afraid she will have to cancel her wedding due to snow, but listeners who heard about it, came to the rescue and transfer the bride and her guests in few 4X4 vehicles.
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Mohammad Sohail, a deli owner from Long Island who held a robber at gunpoint few months ago, and then let him go with $40 and bread, just received a letter that included a $50 along with a thank you note.
Ole Krarup, from Buckhead, Atlanta, bought a 2 carat diamond on his 70th birthday which was last August. The diamond which worth $8000, was designed to match some of his cowboy belts. Last Thursday night he was at Chops Lobster Bar and noticed the diamond fell, he told the workers at the restaurant and one of them found it later and told Krarup to come pick it up. Krarup says he will return with a $1000 check as a bonus for returning the diamond.
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A taxi driver from Newark, NJ returned a 4 millions dollar violin (1723 Antonio Stradivarius) which was left in his cab by a Grammy-nominated violinist, Philippe Quint.
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At Camp Erin in Big Bear, this July, almost half of the campers were members of the Mourning Star support group. The camp united them with other kids, members of similar groups, to help those who’ve lost loved ones realize they’re not alone and that their feelings are normal.
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Sean Simpson had walked up a mountainside along the Animas River grieving drowed freind. Suddenly, he heard children screaming that their freind is drawning. Simpson jumped into the frigid river and saved the child.
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