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![](/sites/default/files/resize/images/Tenille-pic-3-340x291.png "Tenille sings "Lean On Me" with a Sunrise House resident at the 2013 Big Hearts For Big Kids fundraiser — photo credit: Suzanne Sagmeister Photography")
Nineteen-year-old Albertan country singer Tenille has been “playing it forward” for a number of years now, knowing there are many kids that don’t have it as good as she may.
* Samaritanmag.com is an online magazine covering the good deeds of individuals, charities and businesses.
* Samaritanmag.com is an online magazine covering the good deeds of individuals, charities and businesses.
Dell Canada has donated its first mobile tech unit to St. Alban’s Boys and Girls Club in Toronto to make new technology accessible to clubs that don’t have permanent computer labs in place.
* Samaritanmag.com is an online magazine covering the good deeds of individuals, charities and businesses.
Over the past nine years, The Build-A-Bear Workshop Huggable Heroes program has found some impressive kids.
* Samaritanmag.com is an online magazine covering the good deeds of individuals, charities and businesses.
Buckcherry’s forthcoming album, Confessions (out Feb. 19), is largely based on the seven deadly sins — greed, gluttony, wrath, you know ‘em — but frontman Josh Todd possesses a few character traits that don’t fit with this concept: compassion, generosity and sensitivity.
* Samaritanmag.com is an online magazine covering the good deeds of individuals, charities and businesses.
The playground isn’t the only place where kids, particularly special needs kids, can suffer from cruelty and condemnation. The clique-y online world can be ferocious and judgmental as well.
* Samaritanmag.com is an online magazine covering the good deeds of individuals, charities and businesses.
“When I work with kids I encourage them to think of Shakespeare as the Steven Spielberg of his time.”
* Samaritanmag.com is an online magazine covering the good deeds of individuals, charities and businesses.
Canadian pop singer Nelly Furtado, whose new album is The Spirit Indestructible, is selling a “spirit indestructible” tank top, via Free The Children, for $34.50. All proceeds go towards the construction of Oleleshwa Secondary School, a new girls school in Kenya, and other girls’ education initiatives. The tanks, which feature the leaf of the resilient leleshwa plant, come in black and white and are available on the Me To We online store.
