‘One Good Thing’ highlights humanity in the time of coronavirus

Emiliano Moscoso, right, is surrouned by Venezuelan and Colombian people in a boarding house in Bogota, Colombia, where he was distributing food, March 30, 2020. Moscoso recently launched a program called Solidarity Menu to feed people in need during the coronavirus outbreak.

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The customers of a New Jersey pizzeria decided that one good turn deserves another. After the owners borrowed money to avoid having to lay off workers, customers began donating money to send food to those on the front lines of the virus response. https://t.co/IVLDHCEihR pic.twitter.com/V6t6XEV0sM
— The Associated Press (@AP) March 29, 2020

From the weepy New Jersey pizzeria owner reflecting on the kindness of his customers to tales of balcony applause and serenades for first responders in Europe, AP’s daily “One Good Thing” feature has highlighted our better selves amid the coronavirus landscape. It’s proven a hit with readers looking for glimmers of hope and humanity during the pandemic. https://apnews.com/OneGoodThing
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April 03, 2020

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