Heroes
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Heroes IndiaWoman Rescues 72,000 Human Trafficking Victims – and Counting
Women and children have long been prey to human traffickers across India, Myanmar, Bangladesh and Nepal – and Hasina Kharbhih decided to do something about it: since coming up with an innovative plan of action, she’s rescued 72,000 trafficking victims!
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Heroes USATwo Records for Daring Kathy: One in Space, One on the Bottom of the Ocean
Former NASA astronaut Kathy Sullivan has become the very first woman to reach the deepest point in Earth’s oceans, the bottom of the Challenger Deep – located nearly 11,000 meters below the surface of the Pacific Ocean!
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Heroes India“I’ll Help You Get Back Home,” Bollywood Star Tells Stranded Migrants
Bollywood star Sonu Sood is helping thousands of migrants across India return home after being left stranded and workless amid the coronavirus lockdown. Instead of the dreadfully long journeys by foot or bike, the actor puts them on a bus, train, or plane.
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Heroes USACEO Makes 1.6 Million Dollars in Stock Market – and Gives it to his Staff!
The shattering economy caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in financial burdens and uncertain futures across the globe. So when one American CEO won big in the stock market, he decided to put his earnings to good use.
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Heroes United KingdomJ.K. Rowling, Rihanna, Jay-Z and Boss of Twitter Give Millions to Help Domestic Violence Victims
Celebrities are responding to the coronavirus outbreak, which has hit the homeless hard and inflated the number of domestic violence victims, by donating millions of dollars to help charities and organizations tackle these challenging times.
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Heroes AfricaTech Billionaire Donates Millions of Face Masks and Test Kits to Africa
Jack Ma, co-founder of Alibaba, is donating over a million test kits, six million masks and 60,000 protective suits and face shields to 54 African countries, to help the continent better tackle the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Heroes South Africa“I Am Here for You,” Mandela’s Granddaughter Tells Women During Lockdown
A foundation’s plans to distribute sanitary pads in South Africa has been put on hold amid the coronavirus pandemic, but its founder, Ndileka Mandela, is still hard at work on social media – offering support and guidance to abused women.