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The Good Samaritan Project is hosting a special gathering Wednesday to celebrate the service and sacrifice of local law enforcement officers. The event reflects founder Paula Davis's deep personal connection to police work through her family's legacy of service.
When a woman was knocked down during a chaotic brawl at Rochester's Lilac Festival, 24-year-old Davionte Terrel didn't hesitate to help. Now local businesses are celebrating his quick act of courage with gifts and recognition.
A grandmother missing for two days was reunited with her family after a quick-thinking neighbor spotted her on a home security camera. Maggie Castellanos received $25,000 for staying with the disoriented woman until help arrived.
A quick-thinking bystander rescued a crash victim from a car engulfed in flames in Hancock County, Ohio. The victim credits the stranger with saving his life.
When a family's van broke down on a lonely South Carolina highway, a fisherman named Mike spent four hours helping them—then refused payment. His act of kindness perfectly mirrors the Biblical Good Samaritan story.
When two Pennsylvania state troopers were shot in the line of duty, a passing doctor stopped to save their lives. Now all three men have been honored as heroes by their community.
A New Jersey police officer and an everyday hero teamed up to save a man's life with quick-thinking first aid. Their swift action shows how community members and law enforcement can work together when seconds count.
A mystery hero jumped in to help a York County police officer who was struggling during a physical fight with a suspect. Now the entire department is trying to find this brave stranger to say thank you.
A Good Samaritan jumped into a canal without hesitation when a car flipped over with a family trapped inside. Thanks to his quick action, everyone made it out safely.
While winter storms left drivers stuck across metro St. Louis, one good Samaritan spent his entire Sunday morning pulling strangers out of snowy messes. His simple act of kindness helped dozens of people get home safely.