One day back in the 60’s when life as we knew it was changing through the civil rights movement, my husband called me from work.
Category: Historical Kindness
Immigrants’ First Pictures Reveal What It Means To Be American (Historical Kindness)
We often forget that each one of the immigrants who entered this country between 1892 and 1954 was a unique person with their own cultural
Uplifting Photos of the Day are of Elvis and a Little Girl
Jan. 8, 1958…Eight-year-old Mary Kosloski had a date with Elvis Presley. Elvis told the Collierville girl, who was the national March of Dimes poster child
Uplifting Photo of the Day is of an Orphan With His Shiny new Shoes
This picture is of a 6 year-old boy, “Werfel”, who lived in an orphanage. Here we see him happily celebrating and hugging a new pair
This is What a Banking Firm, Decimated on Sept. 11, Did for the Children of Employees That Died
On Sept. 11, 2001, 83 employees of the investment banking firm Sandler O’Neill & Partners were in the company’s office on the 104th floor of
A Concentration Camp Survivor’s Gratitude
On my first visit to France (in 1996), I’m in a bank waiting for my wife to do some currency exchange when an older French
Flower Sack Dresses From the Flour Mills (Historical Kindness)
In times gone by, amidst widespread poverty, the Flour Mills realized that some women were using sacks to make clothes for their children. In response,
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