【推荐1】Each morning at 6 a.m., Kamaljeet Singh, 57, is up and out of the house. He starts by spending three hours helping ________ food to nearly two dozen drop-off locations across Delhi, India, then ________ the numerous facilities run by the volunteer organization he leads with his brother, Premjit. The organization, Veerji Ka Dera, was founded in 1989 by their father, Trilokchan Singh.

“He was a very ________ man,” says Kamaljeet of his father, who died in 2010. In the 1980s, Trilokchan began organizing volunteers to help him clean temples. Then they began ________one of India’s most underserved groups (弱势群体): the migrant workers who came to Delhi from rural areas. It started with a free breakfast, and eventually the group was also providing basic first aid for minor, often job-related,________.

After his death, Kamaljeet and Premjit, inspired by their father’s lifetime of service, ________ the organization. “We are continuing helping the poor,” says Premjit, 61, “Our aim is that no one goes hungry and ________for in Delhi.”

Veerji Ka Dera now ________ about 2,500 daily wage workers and homeless people a day, in addition to offering basic medical care to as many as 500 people. It’s all made________ by the roughly 250 families who ________ their time to cook, drive, nurse, farm and clean. During the Covid-19 pandemic, with special ________ from the government, it ________ down to feed 5,000 people a day and offer medical care to those ________.

In 2023, the award — the Real Heroes of Rising India — was ________ to them by India’s Health Minister for their ________ act.

【推荐3】Sammy Yoelin saw a need to feed the hungry in his community. He found out that some churches had more food donation than they _______. So he put his simple plan into action.

“We got the _______ bread from the churches and we made the _______ in my back yard,” said Yoelin. “And then we would _______ the sandwiches to Temple Beth Shalom and the Salvation Army in the area, where some people do not have enough to _______. “Sammy and his brothers Ryan and Darren _______ Club Sandwich at Villa Park High School, Sammy and his club members know they are doing something _______.

“It’s a great feeling to know that I’m part of that. I have almost started a big trend of giving back to the community, and these _______ are so willing to reach out to those in need that they just can’t _______ for the next meeting.” said Sammy.

The high school senior ________ to keep up with his community involvement ________ working hard for his career choices.

“It is most likely that I will ________ business and accounting, so that it will ________ me somewhere. Hopefully, I’m able to take the club to ________. That would be great if I could be able to do that,” said Sammy.

Though high school can be ________, Sammy makes sure that he always has time for ________.

“It’s indeed a great experience to give back to where you were ________. I love doing it,” said Sammy.” I keep on ________ my all and the results are good every time I do it”.

Sammy Yoelin is making sure that those in need get the most basic necessity — ________. And his story has proved that it ________ takes a little to make a big difference in your community.

【推荐1】Aeron McQuillin, 18, Bailey Campbell, 17, and Billy Tarbett, 15, were on their way to a Tim Hortons donut shop in Fonthill, Ontario.Then suddenly they ______ a woman on the side of the road with smoke coming out of her car.

They quickly ______ the problem as an oil leak（漏） and determined the car was too ______ to drive.However, the driver, low on cash then, couldn’t ______ a tow truck (拖车).So, Billy put forward a(n) ______ that guys push the car back home.Then, they started their long and______ journey with Morrison, a driver passing by, driving behind them with his hazard lights (警示灯) on for ______.

After more than two-and-a-half hours of pushing, they ______ delivered the car back home.The motorist, amazed and ______, exchanged hugs with the teens, and went home for some much-needed ______.

Later, Morrison posted some pictures of the teens pushing the car on social media.Immediately, his Facebook post was ______.Aeron, one of the teenagers, said, “Our phones and Facebook were ______ with messages from total strangers, showing their ______ and gratitude（感激） for our random act of ______.” He added, “We hope more people can learn from this situation and not be afraid to lend a helping hand to those ______.”

【推荐2】The story of Jennifer Bricker is one of the most amazing story, which is full of both great surprises and life lessons.

Jennifer was born in Romania without any legs. She was later _________ by a loving American family, the Brickers, and raised in the small town of Hardinville, Illinois.

The Brickers never let this _________ stop her from achieving her dreams. Her new parents gave her a simple rule, “Never say can’t”! They did whatever they could to make her life a success.

The girl was _________ just like the Brickers’ own children. She was encouraged to play with the other normal boys and girls and became good at many _________, including volleyball, softball and basketball.

But it was tumbling (翻腾运动) that was her true love. When she was a little girl, she was a big _________ of the Olympic gold medalist--- Dominque Moceanu. She would copy her on TV whenever Dominque Moceanu _________in the tumbling programs and continue practicing afterwards.

As she grew older Jennifer began _________ against professional tumbling athletes around Illinois. Not only did she compete, but she even went on to become a State Champion! Jennifer and her family always believed she could do whatever she wanted to and that her positive attitude and hard work would make it another _________.

If her story was not amazing enough already, when Jennifer turned 16, she got the most _________ news in her life. She learned that her beloved Dominque Moceanu was actually her biological sister! Now Jennifer is touring the country as a(n)__________ speaker to encourage more disabled youngsters.

【推荐3】Julia Jarman’s family was upset when she was diagnosed(诊断)with cancer. But soon, her grandson Vigil made a plan to fill Jarman’s last days with an unforgettable_________.

When Vigil’s high school prom(舞会)was_________， his sister said: “Why don’t you just take Grandma to the prom?” Hearing his sister’s _________，the17-year-old immediately remembered that Jarman had_________ been to a prom. But his school had a(n)_________that students could only have partners under 20，so Vigil first_________the principal(校长)of his school to ask him if he could bring his grandmother. Luckily，the principal gave him_________. Excited, the teenager asked his granny if she would like to_________ the first prom of her life，and she_________   the invitation.

While other teenagers walked into the venue with girls of their __________，Vigil entered with his grandmother on his arm. At first, Vigil wasn’t sure how his schoolmates would __________ to watching him dance with Jarman. Later, he was __________to see everyone welcomed her.

The DJ played Jarman’s favorite song. Vigil recalled the __________moment: “She almost had me crying as she was singing it along with me while we were dancing.”

Vigil’s mother felt proud of him for putting in the__________ to please his grandmother. The teenager said: “My grandmother is my best friend; I just wanted to do something__________ for her.’’

“That night was wonderful,” Jarman revealed.