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BixiBee, Birmingham, AL (2025)

07/13/2025

This is an awesome win all around ❤️🥇

07/12/2025

"This Momma just cried in the middle of Target. We were at Target waiting on Grammi and we found some dinosaurs. Owen grabbed all 3 and we were trying to pick out which one he wanted when Owen abruptly yelled 'HI' at this older man walking past us. He turned around and said 'hey sweet boy' he proceeded to play dinosaurs with Owen. With this crazy world we live in I was a little hesitant as to how close he was with Owen. The man got his wallet out and pulled $20 out, he put it in Owens pocket on his shirt and said 'I just lost my 2 year old grandson last week. You take this money and buy this boy all three dinosaurs' and rubbed Owens back, wiped his tears and walked off. After Owen yelled 'thank you' the gentleman turned around and yelled boomer sooner! There is still some good in this world!" 😭

~ Colby and Alyssa Hacker

07/12/2025

”So we are eating at Cracker Barrel this morning. There are 4 officers behind us eating. And this middle aged black man came over and asked for their tickets and said he was paying for their meals. He wouldnt take no as an answer from them. He then thanked them for their public service and wished them a safe day on the job. Every officer stood up and thanked the man while shaking his hand.
With all the craziness in the world right now, all the hatred and people being divisive. It’s a good thing to see stuff like this. It’s also a good reminder that we are all human and not to ever judge anyone by their uniform or skin color.
Edit: to say this was in Pell City, Alabama.”

Credit: Garrett Cotton

07/11/2025

In Canada, a bus driver saw a young boy on the street crying. He couldn't ride his bike because the chain had come off. The driver went out of his way to stop the bus, get out, and fix it on the spot.

Source: Reddit/FacelessOnes

07/11/2025

oday, an older man asked me if I was any good with phones because he was trying to open a picture message his granddaughter had sent him.

After putting Sienna in her pram, I had a look at his phone. It was a really old Nokia. Since it wasn’t a smartphone, I told him he wouldn’t be able to see the picture. He looked really sad and told me it was a photo of his granddaughter and her new baby. He hadn’t seen them yet because they live in Buxton.

I decided to forward the message to my own phone, and after a while I managed to open the photo. When he saw his great-granddaughter for the first time, he got very emotional. You could really see how much he loved them both as his eyes filled with tears.

He tried to give me £20 to buy my daughter a toy to say thank you. I told him I didn’t want it, but he wouldn’t take no for an answer. So I asked him to wait, and I went to Boots to print out the photo. I even bought a frame for it.

When I came back and gave him the framed photo, he was so happy. He looked truly touched.

It really made my day to make someone else so happy.

Credit: Serena Mansey

07/10/2025

On my way home from the farmers market this morning, I stopped at a Shell gas station to fill up. But they were completely out of regular gas. Yes—totally out! So, I drove two more miles down the road to another gas station... and ran out of gas on the way. (I know what you're thinking: I should’ve gotten gas earlier. You're right, but I didn’t—so here’s what happened next.)

My baby Myla was crying, and it was extremely hot outside. I called a tow company to bring gas, but they said it would take an hour to get to me. So, I called and asked if a police officer could come so we could sit in their air-conditioned car while we waited. Officer Larison from Kalamazoo Public Safety showed up, and we were so thankful to cool off in her car.

She told me to cancel the tow truck. Then she called another officer and asked her to bring a gas can. I wish I had gotten that second officer’s name. After they filled my car with gas, Officer Larison followed me to the gas station to make sure I made it there safely.

Thank you both for helping out this overwhelmed mom today!

While I was in the car with Officer Larison, we talked a bit, and I asked if she wanted to hold Myla. She smiled the biggest smile and started chatting away. That moment made me think about everything people say about police these days. They’re not just officers—they’re regular people too. These men and women truly want to help. They care. Don’t let a few bad ones make you forget about all the good ones out there.

This is what real police work looks like. This is why they matter.

07/10/2025

I've kept my opinions pretty much to myself over the standing during the National Anthem thing, but I am needing to speak now...

This is my dad. He served 2 tours of Vietnam while he was enlisted for 20 years in the US Army. He will be 70 in November. Over the past decade, he has lost a kidney to cancer and had 8 toes amputated due to Diabetic neuropathy. Less than 2 weeks ago, he had the 8th toe amputated along with a good portion of his left foot. Tonight, with a Picc-Line in his arm, IV antibiotics in a cooler, and half a foot, he stood in honor of a country he loves...

Just think about that next time you take up for a punk that makes millions to play football that thinks this country has wronged him...

Credit: William Slim Matthew

07/09/2025

Awesome story of kindness ❤️🥰

07/09/2025

You won… in life… the whole game. 👏

07/09/2025

"Tonight we went to dinner with a friend at our local Golden Corral. As we were sitting at our table eating and laughing, two uniform-clad sheriff's deputies walked in. Both of them were on their cell phones when they entered, and they seemed a bit tense as they approached the dining area. I watched as they made their way around the buffet and assembled their plates, eventually settling opposite each other at a table close to ours. Then, no sooner than they had sat down, their radios started blaring... shots fired in a neighboring community. Without a moment's hesitation the officers were on their feet and out the door, leaving their meals completely untouched. It made me wonder just how many people would be willing to leave their dinners and head directly into a dangerous situation to help a complete stranger. My guess is not many. I just wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you to our officers. Thank you for the missed meals. Thank you for the sleepless nights. Thank you for the family time you've sacrificed. Most importantly, thank you for serving and protecting. You truly are everyday heroes."

~ Brittany Davis

07/09/2025

I was working my off duty job yesterday evening when I saw this little boy helping his mother carry out their groceries and he kept looking at me. So I went over and started talking to him and I asked him if he like superheroes and he said yes. I told him that I have something to show you then, so him and his mom followed me out to my police car in the parking lot. I asked him who his favorite superhero was and he said Batman. I asked him, would you believe me if I told you I was Batman and he said no. So I showed him my Batman mask along with my Batarang that I carry in my police car. He started asking me about the other superheroes stuff in my car. So I explained to him that in the movies they act like all the superheros are their own person but in real life it's just one person, me. He was still a little unsure if I was being for real so I did my Batman voice. I gave him a junior police officer sticker and I let him sit in my police car and turn on the lights and his mom took a picture of us together. Him and his mom then left. I went back inside the store and about 15 minutes later he walks up to me and he gives me this Sonic Vanilla shake. His mom tells me that he would not allow her to go home until he got me a shake and brought it to me. This was the first time in my 17 years of being a police officer that a kid did this for me. I was really touched that he was so thoughtfull to do that for me. I am so happy that I made this little boy smile and left a positive impression on him.

Credit: Heroes & Cops Against Childhood Cancer

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