An eight-year-old cancer survivor in California crushed a record by selling 32,484 boxes of Girl Scout cookies this year. Her name is Lilly Bumpus. She sold them outside her house, and online. The old record was just over 26,000 boxes

The Goodwill worker who found $42,000 in some sweater pockets...returned it and got reward!

After she received her vaccine shot, a 100 year old woman had a birthday party with her family members who were also vaccinated

A high-school cheerleader in Nebraska named Kaela Meyer was having lunch with her mom at Applebee's when a guy had a seizure. So she did CPR, which she just learned in November. And paramedics say she may have saved his life.

A janitor at a high school recently got surprised with a free SUV. His car died a while back, and he'd been walking to work. Then a teacher who got a new car found out about it, and gave him her old Toyota Highlander.

A woman was walking her dog last week when she had a seizure. And the dog intentionally blocked traffic until someone stopped to help. A security camera got it on video, and luckily the woman's okay.

A couple in California recently got married on a dock at Lake Tahoe, and the groom dropped his bride's ring in the water. But they found a scuba diver on Facebook, and he went looking the next day.

A woman says her faith in people is restored after two 15-year-old kids found her dog running around . . . brought it to her house . . . and sat on her porch for 45 minutes to make sure she got it back. She realized they were there because of her Ring doorbell camera

Someone randomly found some World War Two medals in a dumpster that belonged to a guy named Donald Helfer who died in 1993. And his kids were thrilled to find out . . . because they had no idea he was a war hero. He flew almost 30 flights into enemy territory, but never talked about it. It turned out he received a Bronze Star, a Flying Cross, and a thank-you letter from President Truman. An American Legion official named Jeff Truitt tracked the family down

A guy in Texas named Marcos Perez has been donating blood every two weeks for 37 YEARS . . . specifically blood "platelets," which take longer. And pretty soon, he'll hit the ONE-THOUSAND mark. He just did his 962nd blood donation. (Here he is telling the story of how it started. A blood transfusion saved his life as a baby. And after donating his 80th gallon of blood, he did an interview about it, mentioned his blood donor's name, and got to meet him.)