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Fifteen year-old Anastasia Pagonis’ vision impairment has progressively worsened over the years. In 2018, she lost her vision, but she did not let that stop her zest for life. She turned to what she knew and loved — swimming. Pagonis’ passion for swimming developed as she battled vision decline between the ages of five and 15 during therapy. Now, she’s...

A community rallies for a grieving family after a loving husband/father’s tragic Thanksgiving passing.

George Oliphant rescues a life-changing resource center, the Hewlett House on Long Island, for individuals and families affected by cancer.

George rescues a life-changing resource center for individuals and families affected by cancer.

George To The Rescue creates custom basement for two young siblings with Cockayne syndrome.

George surprises Sparsh Shah, an uplifting child prodigy, with a special music space that will help him change the world.

Joe Honerkamp was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2012. George to the Rescue and George Oliphant teamed up with his 3 daughters to surprise him with a life-altering home transformation.

In 2014, Gabby DeFilippo from Livingston, NJ was diagnosed with leukemia and has bravely endured 2.5 years of daily treatment.

George to the Rescue surprised 16-year-old Gabby DeFilippo with a newly-renovated home.

George OIiphant creates enriching spaces for the Payne’s two children with autism, with the help of the New York Yankees.

George OIiphant creates enriching spaces for two children with autism and their loving family.

A Surprise Renovation Restores Wounded Veteran, Sgt. George “Tyler” McGibbon’s Independence (Featuring the Gary Sinise Foundation’s R.I.S.E. Program)

Amy Van Dyken helps surprise the Goldmeier family with a life-changing home transformation.

A Basketball-loving Teen With Down Syndrome, Jojo Gonzalez, Receives the Backyard of His Dreams.

An ISIS chemical weapons expert was killed in an airstrike on Saturday near Mosul, Iraq, U.S. Central Command said in a statement on Friday, NBC News reported. Read More

Our galaxy is looking far more crowded. NASA has confirmed a bonanza of 715 newly discovered planets outside our solar system. Scientists using the planet-hunting Kepler telescope have nearly doubled the number of planets discovered in the galaxy. The figure is now about 1,700. Twenty years ago, astronomers had not found any planets circling stars other than our sun. Astronomers...