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Celebrating 15 Years of Matching Disabled Youth with College Athletes–Over 4,500 Kids Discover the Power of Belonging

A Boston-based nonprofit, Team IMPACT, celebrates 15 years of matching over 4,500 children with serious illnesses and disabilities with college athletic teams across the U.S., fostering belonging and resilience.

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Celebrating 15 Years of Matching Disabled Youth with College Athletes–Over 4,500 Kids Discover the Power of Belonging

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Ancient lost ocean may have built Central Asia’s dinosaur-era mountains

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College Commencement Speaker Announces He’s Paying Off Final Year of Loans For Graduates to Honor Father

A commencement speaker surprised over 170 North Carolina State University graduates by announcing he would pay off their final year of student loans, honoring his father's legacy through this incredible act of generosity.

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Storage-packed tiny house provides spacious family friendly layout

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Celebrating 15 Years of Matching Disabled Youth with College Athletes–Over 4,500 Kids Discover the Power of Belonging

Latest Discoveries

Ancient lost ocean may have built Central Asia’s dinosaur-era mountains

College Commencement Speaker Announces He’s Paying Off Final Year of Loans For Graduates to Honor Father

Storage-packed tiny house provides spacious family friendly layout

Jogger’s Call for Help Saves Critically-Endangered Penguin Found Face-Down on the Beach

Daily Games

A Radiant Thought

Small Steps

The Power of Awe

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