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Paying it Forward with Printable Prosthetics
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13- year-old Dawson Riverman was born without fingers on his left hand, but a 3D printer and some generous people changed that. Riverman wanted to pay it forward, so he and his family teamed up with a local school to purchase a 3D printer that will be used exclusively for prosthetics that will go …
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Free Knee and Hip Surgeries for Needy
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85 orthopedic surgeons are providing more than 100 knee and hip surgeries, free of charge, to people who desperately need them but cannot afford them. Visit www.opwalkusa.com to learn more and find out how you can help.
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Salvation Army Buckets See Big Gifts
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What's the biggest donation you've ever made to the Salvation Army buckets around the holidays? Two anonymous donors in Massachusetts and Florida were feeling incredibly generous this year, dropping in a couple of gifts that will help a lot of people. Chris Cuomo has the story.
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Military Family Takes in Homeless Man for Thanksgiving
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We recently told you about Neal Shytles, a homeless man who posted a Facebook ad to see if there was a family that would take him in for Thanksgiving. He received many responses, and ended up with a military family. Chris Cuomo has the update to the story.
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Random Acts of Pasta
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Olive Garden has been doing an all-you-can-eat promotion that includes seven weeks of all the pasta you could ever want for just $100. Matt Tribe from Utah took advantage of the promotion, but not for himself. Chris Cuomo has the story.
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Officer Helps Woman in his Free Time
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Officer John Holder was doing a routine wellness check on 73-year-old Dorothy Shepherd when he realized she was in pretty rough shape after having just gone through knee and back surgeries. He gave her his phone number and told her to call if she needed help. Ever since, Holder has been helping …