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Today's Good News: An anonymous donor stepped forward with a $100K gift to save a PA program that provides food and support to seniors after someone brought attention to its impending closure. The "Open Your Heart to a Senior" program, which provides vulnerable seniors with basic necessities, was in jeopardy because of a lack of federal funding. Area resident Diana Holcomb, who relies on the program and has no family, wondered how she would be able to get food, so she reached out to a local TV station to share her story. Just days after it aired, an anonymous donor donated the money to keep the program operating for another year.❤️👏😍🙌🥰👍😘

Anonymous Donor Gives $100,000 to Save Senior Food Program After Woman's Plea for Help An anonymous donor has stepped forward with a $100,000 gift to save a Pennsylvania program that provides food and support to seniors after one woman's emotional plea brought attention to its impending closure.

Today's Good News: A TN dog that was abandoned has found a loving new home nearly a year later. The dog's name is Buddy, and surveillance video showed his previous owner throwing him over the six-foot-tall fence of the county animal shelter. Buddy’s story was shared across the country until he was eventually adopted by a woman in Massachusetts. Isabella Forte said she was struck by how much he resembled her late father's beloved rescue dog and immediately knew she wanted to adopt him. Now, a year later, he's happy in his new home, and Isabella says the dog "never stops smiling." ❤️👏😍🙌🥰👍😘🦴

Nearly 1 year after being literally thrown away, TN dog finds love with new family: ‘He never stops smiling’ The dog that was seen being thrown over a six-foot fence in Giles County last year has been adopted.