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TODAY staffer Emily Gerard reflects on the blessings of welcoming a shelter dog into her life ahead of the pandemic.

Emerson Weber's viral story is being turned into a children’s book that is a love letter to the United States Postal Service.

Little Free Pantries are wooden boxes filled with nonperishable goods that are available to anyone in need. They began appearing in Seattle not long after the pandemic began. Personal chef Molly Harmon speaks to TODAY about the impact and growth of these food boxes in her city.

“I'm looking at survivors, but beyond,” Hoda Kotb told the three mothers who survived COVID-19.

The country music couple got cozy ahead of the release of McGraw’s 15th solo studio album, “Here on Earth.”

The TODAY meteorologist traced her family tree to a strong woman who helped her family put down roots in America after emigrating from Germany.

Hoda said there was "no way to put it in words" how heartwarming it was to watch her mother and daughters spend time together for the first time in months.

“Just a blessing beyond blessings," Colby Doulgas' father said.

If a new panda is born next week, it would be Mei Xiang's fourth child!

Al says he's now ready to take the mound at Yankee Stadium!

Savannah Guthrie is celebrating her "little bundle of sparkle" on her big day.

Cancer survivor Sharael Kolberg is celebrating her 50th birthday on Zoom by running 50 miles in 50 days to raise money and awareness for breast cancer.

Calvin will eat it whenever he's in the mood. Dylan loves it warm with coffee in the morning.

The couple married last year and now they have a little bundle of joy!

We can't get enough of the catchy tune!

The Jonas-Chopra gang just got bigger!

She’s back! After months of maternity leave followed by months of quarantine, Dylan Dreyer was back in Studio 1A on Friday.

Al Roker is back with the first Rokerthon in three years, featuring over 60 world-famous chefs and some mouthwatering sandwiches.

"He just pulled Mama Bear out of his bag, and I just immediately started crying!” she said.

Lt. j.g. Madeline Swegle spoke about her historic accomplishment in a newly released interview.

The TODAY weather anchor’s new book is full of his favorite “Al-truisms.”

Former President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush got to spend some rare time with Jenna's son, Hal, who will celebrate his 1st birthday next week.

The country crooner sang the praises of front-line workers and then belted out his new single for them.

Sydnee Geril's service dog, Tulsa, has been sporting a onesie at her chemotherapy treatments during the coronavirus pandemic.

The odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are 1 in about 292 million.

From mismatched clothes to quick diaper changes, Dylan does it all!

He's growing up so quickly.

Carson and his sister, Quinn, joined together to re-create some beloved family photos, including one from the 1970s of their late father, James "J.D." Daly.

The TODAY special anchor is looking forward to being a fun grandmother playing in the backyard with her grandchild.

“The mask is required. But it is a barrier. Why don’t we adopt this idea of masks with a window for open communication?"

"She had nobody to look up to while she was going through that battle.”

The Atlanta Police Department handed out the cards for Perry.

She says Cordero reached out to her through a copy of People magazine.

Bishop Michael Curry asks "what would love do" in a world upended by racial protests and the coronavirus.

Get ready to watch TODAY throughout your day!

Rehan Staton, 24, said his co-workers at a sanitation job were the first people other than his family who "really empowered" him to strive for success.

“Each set of shoes represents how we grew together through each and every stage of life."

The former first lady tagged the video with "#BlackJoy."

The Duchess of Cambridge teamed up with the two-time Wimbledon champ to serve the students of Bond Primary School a sweet surprise.

Grandma Pat has been making her signature biscuits for decades.

Need a boost today? The actor's video will make you smile.

The founder of Brides Across America said the organization just wanted to find a way to give back.

Even a future rock star like this talented little drummer needs a little TLC from his dad when a finger gets hurt. TODAY’s Hoda Kotb has your Morning Boost.

Hours after her dog, Sunny, passed away, Lucy Ledgeway found comfort in the skies.

Watch what happens when a golden retriever named Watson steals his brother’s doggy treat: a contrite hug! TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie has your Morning Boost.

Watch as the country singer helps Kentucky farmers Daniel and Danielle Hayden get closer to their dream of starting a family.

Dylan makes her signature blueberry buckle with her son Calvin in preparation for the holiday weekend.

"There's something very, very special about you," Simon Cowell said.

The perfect read for a summer day at the beach.

India Marshall described the "emotional moment" she realized her doctor had braided her hair before her surgery to make her recovery easier.

Mary W. Jackson, who died in 2005, was part of the computing unit featured in "Hidden Figures" and was NASA's first Black woman engineer.

Bonnie, Bella and Bolt enjoy hiking and camping adventures together.

It was a trip down memory lane for Jenna!

New York nurses Vanessa Baral and Herwyn Silva tied the knot on TODAY, two months after Baral recovered from COVID-19 she contracted while helping patients.

There’s no way to fully repay our front-line heroes for all they do in the battle against the coronavirus, but this sweet surprise was a way to say thanks to one of them.

Mark Clark scratched a ticket with a coin that was given to him by his late father about 10 years ago.

See the proud pops celebrate Father’s Day by introducing their boys to each other via video call.

“I chase what I believe in and I’m here. Let’s see where I can go from here,” Taquarius Wair said while accepting the Jimmy V Award for Perseverance.

"We tried to hunker down and think about what we could do to create that change."

Stony Brook University Hospital in Stony Brook, New York, has implemented creative ways to get to know coronavirus patients, many of whom are intubated and unable to speak. “My Story” is a recent initiative where hospital staff create posters filled with photos and facts about a patient’s life.

A Portland State University student got a welcome surprise while she was performing on campus.

"I was completely myself and he loved it," she said of her husband of 12 years.

"I wanted to share my hope for the future," Kaitlyn Saunders said.

Gianna Floyd revealed the gift on Instagram.

Virtual visitors from all over are on My TODAY Plaza Monday morning, including a New Jersey family starting their first official week of summer after the kids finished their virtual learning, and another New Jersey family with a high school grad who was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 11.

Loving Day marks the anniversary of Loving v. Virginia, the Supreme Court case from 1967 that overturned laws banning interracial marriage.

The uplifting book comes out Oct. 13.

The 94-year-old monarch has truly mastered the art of the virtual meetup.

Cristina Rae went from living in her car while pregnant to having a truly golden moment on the “America’s Got Talent” stage.

A Louisiana mom who sent her daughter to live with an uncle for a month while she recovered from the coronavirus was in tears when they finally got a chance to hug again. TODAY’s Hoda Kotb has your Morning Boost.

The couple shared words of inspiration during YouTube's virtual commencement event as graduates begin to confront the challenges that stand before them.

These two toddlers and best friends became internet superstars last year, but their story has new meaning today.

The happy couple's wedding party included a few thousand protesters.

She has his list of rules memorized.

People all across the country – and plenty of stuffed animals – are loving this toddler’s adorable eatery.

Across New York City, hospital staff stepped outside to show their support for protesters who took to the streets in the wake of George Floyd’s death.

Shawn Dromgoole shared his feelings online two days after George Floyd died while in Minneapolis police custody.

Al found comfort during a time of so much uncertainty.

With job losses mounting and pending evictions across the country, a major increase in homelessness is expected in many cities. This is the story of one family in Oklahoma City who found a path out of homelessness and has made it their mission to give back to less fortunate families during the pandemic.

A group of oversized teddy bears were strapped in for a roller coaster ride at the Dutch theme park Walibi Holland, which reopened this week after the coronavirus lockdown. Weekend TODAY’s Kristen Welker has your Morning Boost.

A grandmother who hadn’t had a chance to hug her grandsons throughout two months of quarantine found a creative solution: She wore an inflatable pink unicorn suit. TODAY’s Hoda Kotb has your Morning Boost.

The 9-month-old is speaking out — and that’s not his only recent milestone.

The song "I Called Mama" was recorded before the coronavirus pandemic hit, but the track has a whole new meaning now because of it.

A doorbell camera captured a delivery driver offering a prayer for one family’s 8-month-old baby, who has a health condition that makes him especially vulnerable to the coronavirus. TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie has your Morning Boost.

“We may not be married yet, but we ARE loved."

The royals joined the residents of Shire Hall Care Home in Cardiff, Wales, remotely to brighten their day by taking a turn as bingo callers.

Hoda Kotb interviews Billy Porter in a new episode of “Quoted By.” The Emmy-winning actor shares his favorite quote and opens up about embracing who he really is.

Your next title might be a poignant memoir by an indie rock star or a novel rooted in Norse mythology.

Jenna and Hoda's latest "Unscripted" segment lived up to its name!

Having spontaneous identical quadruplets is so rare, occurring anywhere from 1 in 11 million to 1 in 15 million live births.

Six couples in six different time zones got a special treat as they await their delayed wedding days in lockdown.

A man who drives around looking for lawn signs that say “2020 grad” provides a little live pomp and circumstance for seniors who can’t attend live ceremonies. TODAY’s Hoda Kotb has your Morning Boost.

Father Tim Pelc had a creative solution for blessing churchgoers at a socially distant service.

The Marinaro family came up with a clever solution to share family hugs during the pandemic.

Prom is on! The former first lady and the fourth hour co-host delivered some welcome news to students who could really use some virtual fun.

A 6-year-old boy who’s been taking guitar lessons during lockdown had his dad drive him three hours so he could surprise his grandparents with a serenade for their 50th anniversary. TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie has your Morning Boost.

The girls (literally) brought the laughs.

Fey was simply overcome by emotion when she realized just how much money people donated.

John Krasinski’s “Some Good News” delivered one amazing surprise the happy couple will remember "forever."

In honor of National Nurses Week and International Nurses Day, friends, families and patients share what they see when they look into the eyes of nurses they know and love. Learn about the inspiring contributions of 22 healthcare heroes from 18 different states across the U.S.

As you embark on your next chapter, here’s what we want you to know.

The style expert and TODAY contributor said her husband is now walking with assistance a year after suffering a stroke at 40.

The country star sang for a nursing assistant and her daughter, who's a nurse at the same hospital where her mom spent weeks on a ventilator with COVID-19.

See the sweet video of the birthday boy and his mom that was filmed by his dad for a good cause.

"Thanks to all the teachers out there who are going the extra mile," an emotional Craig said.

The 3rd hour of TODAY crew of Dylan, Craig Melvin, Sheinelle Jones and Al Roker raised a toast to being together on the show for the first time since last year.

The documentary photo essay hopes to capture "what could have been, what should have been, what might have been."

Being on the clock from the comfort of your own house is no walk in the bark.

Have nothing to do? Read these inspirational books to pass the time and boost your mood.

The country crooner and his wife, Lauren Akins, opened up about the touching tale behind daughter Willa Gray’s meant-to-be adoption.

We can't wait to see your creations!

"It's that unconditional love and non-judgment that brings the most joy.”

The class of 2020 at a Nebraska high school had a virtual prom to remember, complete with a shoutout from Demi Lovato.

Anthony O'Shaughnessy has developed a sweet bond with his neighbor amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Social distancing could be a roadblock in development for some students on the autism spectrum. The Miracle Project is striving to keep the paths to creativity and socialization open by offering their musical theater and life skills workshops online during the coronavirus pandemic.

The TODAY with Hoda & Jenna co-host also explained how her close friend and colleague helped her after her grandfather passed away.

They're spreading the love and generosity where it's most needed.

As Americans retreat indoors during the coronavirus pandemic, shut-in New Yorkers give nightly ovations for those working on the front lines.

Dylan and Savanah Perkins had yet to receive the groom's ring by the day of their wedding but a FedEx driver saved the day by delivering the ring to the ceremony.

TODAY celebrates heroes doing their best to make life a little better amid the coronavirus crisis, including a UPS driver in New Jersey, a communications worker in Denver and a paramedic in California who’s been working 72-hour shifts.

"It isn’t for me, it’s for all the people, the doctors and nurses, whichever country you are in," said Capt. Tom Moore.

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