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    Once homeless, this woman now gives back by building Walls of Love

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  • TODAY #ShareKindness series breaks the 1 million mark

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TODAY

Tamron Hall pays it forward to grieving mom who helps families in need

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As Make Your TODAY continues its special Pay It Forward series for the holidays, Tamron Hall shines a spotlight on Karen Hudson, leader of The Homeless Health Initiative, run by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. The program provides free medical care, social work and even yoga to thousands of families who are living in emergency housing. As her Pay It Forward surprise, Tamron unveils a mural honoring Hudson’s late son, a police officer and firefighter who was fatally shot at age 26.Dec. 15, 2015

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    Once homeless, this woman now gives back by building Walls of Love

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  • How the Y provides community for a teen struggling with homelessness

    04:26

  • Photographer helps create holiday moments for families in need

    04:27

  • How 2 women are helping increase understanding between Jews and Muslims

    08:25

  • Meet the Mormon mom who opened a resource center for LGBTQ youth

    05:53

  • How one inspiring Meals on Wheels volunteer is working to Share Kindness

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