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A dance troupe of orphaned Ugandan children who started performing barefoot on dusty streets in 2014 will take the world's biggest stage this July. The Ghetto Kids will join Shakira for the World Cup final halftime show in front of over a billion viewers.
While World Cup tickets cost thousands, New Jersey is giving away 770 free passes to local youth, first responders, and families. It beats NYC's $50 lottery and puts the world's biggest sporting event within reach for those who need it most.
Donna Miller has dedicated over 500 hours to Give Kids the World, providing free vacations to critically ill children in her late grandson's memory. Her work helps thousands of families escape hospital routines and just be kids again.
More than 1,000 soccer balls lined up in Hermann Park just set a Guinness World Record and they're all going to Houston's underserved youth. The city is gearing up for the FIFA World Cup with programs that ensure local kids benefit long after the matches end.
Serial world record breaker David Rush, who holds over 350 Guinness World Records titles, appeared on Tinkercast's game show to inspire kids to chase their own record-breaking dreams. He started his journey to get children excited about STEM subjects, proving that determination and practice make big goals achievable.
Royal Mail launched a campaign encouraging children to send letters of support to England and Scotland's World Cup teams. The initiative aims to revive letter writing while giving young fans a personal way to cheer on their national squads.
Aston Villa midfielder John McGinn arrives at the World Cup in career-best form, bringing hope to Scotland fans and the next generation of players from his hometown. The 20-goal international now has a 25-foot mural painted in his honor in Clydebank, inspiring local kids to dream big.
Two Miami restaurant owners turned their World Cup rivalry into a generous gift for children in need. Their friendly wager just delivered $10,000 to a nonprofit supporting abused and underprivileged kids.
The World Cup final will feature Madonna, Shakira, and BTS in a historic Super Bowl-style halftime show on July 19. Every dollar raised will help children around the world access education and soccer.
An Australian town crier who once struggled with shyness just shattered the world record for loudest shout, hitting an ear-splitting 122.4 decibels. Joseph McGrail-Bateup's journey from quiet kid to record-breaking voice shows how far determination and training can take you.
Two young siblings just made cycling history by riding the world's smallest penny-farthing bike in London. Flo and Finn Woodward, ages 7 and 6, tackled a vintage bicycle smaller than most dinner tables.
Over 4,000 students in Chennai formed the longest chain of people licking ice cream, shattering a record that stood for 15 years. The sweet achievement required serious teamwork and willpower from kids who had to resist eating their treats early.
A man who broke three Guinness World Records walking barefoot on Legos turned his painful childhood memories into a charity that's delivered 20,000 building sets to 62 children's hospitals. Russell Cassevah cashed out his retirement to make sick kids smile.
Houstonians will line up over 1,000 soccer balls in Hermann Park this April, breaking a world record while celebrating the city's upcoming World Cup matches. The soccer balls will then go to local youth programs across the city.
Award-winning teacher MC Grammar just brought 859 London schoolkids together for the world's largest rap lesson, turning a theater into a celebration of reading, rhyming, and pure joy. The purple turtle rhyme they created together will be immortalized in the Guinness World Records 2027 book.
Kacper Majchrzak didn't expect to swim that fast in a 3-metre deep pool. But the Polish athlete shattered a world record at The World Games in Chengdu, bringing home gold and silver medals for his country.
Dutch children have once again topped the rankings as the happiest kids in the developed world, and the secret might be simpler than you think. From bike-filled streets to smartphone-free schools, the Netherlands is proving that small changes can make childhood better for everyone.
Nearly 600 Central Florida children learned life-saving water safety skills at Walt Disney World's Typhoon Lagoon, with Olympic gold medalist Simone Manuel leading the charge. For many kids, it was their first swim lesson and first visit to a water park.
Apple just announced a major upgrade to parental controls that makes it easier for families to manage screen time and keep kids safer online. The new features, based on pediatric expert recommendations, give parents simple controls over who their children talk to and what apps they can access.
A viral dance video just earned a group of Ugandan children the opportunity of a lifetime: performing with Shakira at the 2026 FIFA World Cup final in front of 4 billion viewers. The Ghetto Kids went from dancing in the streets of Kampala to landing the world's biggest stage.
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