Ernest Horsfall outlived his sister, wife and son, but thousands of strangers made sure his birthday and sacrifices were remembered.

The 2.5-story home had been completely leveled, and a woman was trapped under a section of the fallen roof as the fire burned closer.

The veteran was on his way to deposit the cash, so he could get some dental work done when the woman approached him.

The owner had been struggling with a medical condition and entrusted the care of her beloved dog to family members.

A GoFundMe started by an eight-year-old boy has raised over $90,000 for his friend in need - a waiter at his local Waffle House.

Thanks to vigilant local residents and the newborn's strong lungs, the baby girl was found healthy and now is safe.

“He feared the Pistenbully was going to hit (his nephew), so he decided to attempt to stop or divert the Pistenbully.”

When a woman crashed her car on an expressway, she had no idea so many strangers would immediately jump to her rescue.

Hody Childress walked into a drugstore and asked the owner if there were any families in town who couldn’t afford their medications.

The man who had gotten caught in the storm was Joe White, 64, who is mentally handicapped and functions at the level of a 10-year-old.

The 82-year-old was working 30-hour weeks and hadn't seen his family in years, but now he has free time and big plans.

"Knowing that Ocala's Safe Haven Baby Boxes just saved a life is our greatest reward," Chief Clint Welborn said.

The conditions were some of the worst the team had ever encountered. The horrible smell was noticeable from the street.

The pregnant dog was about to pop and had nothing but a wooden, outdoor doghouse full of water in the freezing cold.

"I am completely overwhelmed by how amazing it has been," one participant said of the experience. "You just feel the love."

The man in the dumpster would have been crushed by the trash compactor if the driver hadn't spotted him in time.

Her parents said it was heartbreaking to see most people just stare at their daughter and gasp, but then Southwest showed up.

Declan, 6, shielded Annsley, 3, from the approaching dogs, and then Aiden, 10, stepped between his siblings and the attacking animals.

The crew wanted to take her home with them, but there was a lot of red tape to get through and about $2,300 in fees.

As the two police officers approached the poorly dressed gentleman, one asked, 'Why's your pants down, man?'