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When an elderly, disabled woman in Sea Cliff, NY couldn't clear her stairs after the blizzard, a 26-year-old neighbor grabbed his shovel and did it for her. His simple act reminds us that strong communities are built one kind gesture at a time.
When a massive snowstorm buried Wooster, Ohio, the high school football team traded their snow day for shovels and spent hours helping elderly neighbors who couldn't clear their driveways. These student athletes proved that real strength shows up when your community needs you most.
A major snowstorm headed for Massachusetts has sparked a beautiful response: Fall River is recruiting volunteers to shovel out elderly, disabled, and veteran residents. With up to a foot of snow expected, the city is building a team to keep vulnerable neighbors safe.
As Washington DC braces for its biggest snowstorm in years, volunteers are stepping up to shovel sidewalks for seniors and people with disabilities who can't do it themselves. Already 1,500 residents have requested help through the city's Snow Team Heroes program.