help

Andrew Mitchell, a plumber in NJ, drove the 22 hours to Texas with his family to help people after their pipes burst from the cold.

Now, THIS is what social media does well - it connects people.

Because that's what we do, isn't it?

You can share a Facebook status about how the media isn't covering the story...or you could actually DO something about it.

It's always refreshing to see how people come together to help each other in times of need.

No, it's not because I made him wear a sweater, but thanks for asking.

The wildfires are far from being good news, but the help that's being sent is heartwarming. No pun intended.

I share this video every year during this week, just so other people know that they're not alone.

Sometimes, the only good news you need to see is a momma helping her baby.

I have a small cat who has been able to open doors at my house since she was a kitten. I tried blocking access, she would climb over obstructions. I even used sticky tape to try and hold the screen door shut, but she would lay on her side and pull it away anyway. In this cute video, the cat is helping get someone in, not out. That would be a big change at my place. Check it out.