Good Vibes

Stephanie Wilford was interviewed by a news station regarding the destruction in her neighborhood after rioters destroyed and looted some businesses in Minneapolis and then that same community rallied together to help her.

Keystone Light has announced it is bringing back its “Free Rent Program” for the second year to help cover the cost of monthly rent for 25 lucky winners.

The service, Shopping Angels, began in Las Vegas and has spread all across the nation. There are currently over 200 Shopping Angels in Chicago whose mission is to help and shop for those who cannot go out during the pandemic.

10-year-old Chelsea Phaire is the mastermind behind Chelsea’s Charity—a nonprofit that she started with her parents back in August 2019 as a means of donating art kits to at-risk children.

Kenny Chesney, unfortunately, had to cancel his 2020 Chillaxification stadium tour and even though he will not be on the road this summer, he is still committed to paying all his employees through the rest of the year.

An anonymous walk-in customer at a hair salon in Denver, Colorado left the stylist a $2,500 tip before leaving another $3,300 for the salon staff who were just returning to work after closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Austin Monfort and Chantal Melanson first met at a country bar in Las Vegas the night before the deadly Route 91 Harvest Music Festival mass shooting. The two made it out of the tragedy unharmed and ended up staying in contact and eventually falling in love.

On Friday night the McHenry Drive-In Theater reopened and it was packed with a line of cars! The theater was recently given permission to reopen as long as certain rules are followed, and families took advantage, while social distancing.

A sign language interpreter at Kinzie Elementary School in Chicago raised money to buy her 60 students iPads to help in the e-learning process.

A small eyewear shop in the south suburbs is providing frontline workers with some highly specialized, prescription safety eyewear for free. Glasses that normally cost between $160 and $280 are now free of charge for frontline healthcare workers.