'There are so many people around us who need to be fed, not just physically but also emotionally and spiritually and it truly does not require much effort on our part to feed them.'

'We watched him and he's one of the hard workers. When you watch him work he's got a rhythm to it. When it's somebody like that, you know, it's easy to do something for him.'

As the search for a missing Iowa girl continues, her father reveals that he has an idea of who took her in a heart-wrenching plea. Mollie Tibbets, 20, was last seen on July 18, 2018.

'I know you’re still in there, deep down somewhere. I swear I still see you, between the blank stares.'

'We hope to always see you happy and strong like the dad we know and love,' Pena read through tears. 'You have fought for our country and our ability to live each day to the fullest. Now we give you your very own protector to watch over you as you did the whole world.'

'When we’re told in everything give thanks — oh boy, it’s so hard to do when it’s situations like these. But it's about drawing close to God and not shoving him away, and knowing giving thanks makes it easier to bear.'

The military man had no idea just how expensive back-to-school items were going to be; he just knew he needed to take care of his late sister's kids.

Even in the midst of incredible grief, Mataya hopes that their story can provide encouragement and hope to others going through a similar situation.

A North Carolina man is spreading hope and joy to others through his music even though he himself is battling a rare disease. In a video that has since gone viral, 21-year-old Dustin Chapman sat down at an open piano at Duke Cancer Center in Durham and played his original song called 'Lead the Way.'

Crisostomo said, 'She started to point to her arm, saying, "They were putting things in me. They were putting things in me. They are coming to get me."'