A couple in Ohio, the US, dropped off a bag full of money at a charity store. Thanks to another honest ______ who work there. They got back all their money.

Last week, the couple were looking through the donations in their store when they found a special bag. Inside it were $ 97,004 and some other things. At first, they thought the money was ______. There was so much money that we didn’t think it was real at first. Croy said. “______ we brought it to the store office. We look in the bag and ______ it right there on the desk. And it was $ 97,004.”

Who ______ the money in the bag? They found a receipt from a couple who ______ things that morning. The store called them at once, but no one answered. Not wanting to leave so much money in the store, they call up the police station.

After lots of calls, the police ______ got in touch with the couple. They didn’t realize their money ______ until they got the call.

The couple told the police their bank had been ______ before they got there with the money. They had to take it to another bank on the way to the new bank, they stopped at a charity store to give away a bag of clothes. That’s how the money ended up there. Later the couple go to the store to express their thanks. The ______ has helped them. Croy told CNN. “At the same time, I’m just glad to work with my honest employees”

Pappadavada, a popular restaurant in Kochi, India, is encouraging customers and the community to put their leftover food in a fridge located outside of the restaurant for the hungry to take.

People who are in _________ of a meal are encouraged to take from the fridge at any time, for any reason. Minu Pauline, who _________ Pappadavada, has nicknamed the fridge, which was placed there on March 23 and is shaded _________ a neighboring tree, "tree of goodness".

The fridge is _________ 24 hours a day, seven days a week and stays unlocked. Pauline asks that people write the _________ they left the food, so those who know _________ it's been there. But most food doesn't _________ in the fridge for long. In spite of a huge response from the community and plenty of _________, the fridge needs to be brought more in to replace in time. Pauline _________ adds around 75% to 80% of food from Pappadavada a day in the fridge.

The ____________ to put a fridge on the street came to Pauline late one night when she saw a lady searching in a ____________ for food. She was especially saddened ____________ that particular night, her restaurant had made a ton of food that they could have ____________ given the woman, instead of her searching for it. She felt like she caused ____________ and avoiding waste is what Pauline pays attention to.

"The only thing I want to say ____________ is that people are actually buying food and putting it in the fridge. But I'd rather people put their food they bought but aren't going to eat in the fridge instead of the trashcan".

When we hear about "the homeless", most of us think of the poor countries. However, it's wrong. The  _______ is that the homeless can be found everywhere. For example, we can see many people living on the streets in a  _______ country like Germany. Kurt Muller and his wife Rita have spent eleven years making  _______ for the homeless of Berlin, Germany's capital. They first  _______ in a long and hot summer. They made lots of sandwiches for the homeless when most Germans were  _______ on holiday. However, the Mullers soon realized that food wasn't  _______. "What these people also need is warmth and  _______," says Rita. So they never refused to help the homeless at any time and their home was always  _______ to the people who couldn't face another night on the streets.

The couple soon  _______ all their time and money, so Kurt visited food and clothing companies to  __________ donations (捐赠). Today, over thirty companies donate food and money and a shoe factory  __________ new shoes as well. No matter  __________ Kurt and Rita offer, they receive no payment for their hard work. Rita says, "We feel like parents, and parents shouldn't __________ money for helping their children." Though they often get  __________, they say they will continue with their work because they like the feeling of making a __________ in the world. And their love for the homeless has made many people in Germany give their hands to those who need help.