Consolidated Publishing executive editor Anthony Cook furloughed his own job rather than cutting staff reporters and editors.

Cuomo shared the thousands of letters and masks American shave sent in support of hard hit NYC at a recent press conference.

Stamford, Connecticut elementary school teacher Luciana Lira, has become a temporary guardian for a newborn boy named Neysel, whose parents were both struck down with coronavirus

Despite having to lay off 54 employees, Sacramento, California chef Patrick Mulvaney is working to help those in need.

Jeremy Cohen sent a note-carrying drone over to a woman on a rooftop, which led to a rooftop rendezvous and a human hamster ball date.

Matthew Simmons who uses sign language and reads lips, found another way to communicate with customers all wearing masks.

New York City Dr. Ee Tay rounded up 650 tablet devices from friends and colleagues to give dying COVID-19 patients as a way to connect with loved ones so they wouldn’t be alone.

Twenty-six-year-old Rachel Hartley sailed roughly 250 miles from Hampton, Virginia over 34 hours to answer the call for reinforcements in NYC hospitals.

Derek DeVault and his colleagues began wearing photos of themselves to improve human connection with patients who often can’t see their faces with protective gear on.

Serial marathoner 34-year-old Anna Harding 34 ran nearly 2,000 back-and-forth laps in her mom's backyard just to raise money for the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

One senior high schooler’s dad surprised her with an alternative to her missed prom including dinner from her favorite restaurant, dancing and a slow song to end the night.

Dr. Stanley M. Berry, 66, a high-risk obstetrician at Wayne State University, put off his retirement to volunteer and join critical care in Detroit.

Retired farmer Dennis Runhke and his wife Sharon, sent a letter and their only unused N95 mask to Governor Cuomo asking that he donate it to a NYC doctor or nurse.

The WSJ put together this uplifting video montage of healthcare workers applauding recovering COVID-19 patients headed home.

Amanda Gorman, the U.S.'s inaugural youth poet laureate, is offering Americans some words of inspiration to reciting one of her poems at the Los Angeles Central Public Library.

Steve Hartman of CBS profiles Highpoint, North Carolina nurse Beven Strickland, who felt a’switch go off’ and traveled to New York to help support beleaguered hospital staff.

Jennifer Harrison put together a food pantry in four days to feed kids who normally depend on lunches supplied by the school.

More than 40 employees at Braskem American in Delaware County, PA unanimously decided to leave their families, agreeing to eat, sleep and live at the facility where they make equipment for health care workers.