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Lane Unyam was working at his farm near Crosby, North Dakota, when his combine caught fire.

While fighting the flames, he went into cardiac arrest and was hospitalized.

If his farmstead had gone unharvested, the loss would have been devastating for his family.

In response, 60 local farmers came together with 11

combines, 11 semi-trucks with trailers, and several grain carts with tractors. In about seven

hours, they harvested approximately 15,000 barrels of canola and 35,000 barrels of Durham across

1,000 acres. Their wives also made a month's worth of meals and filled a freezer for the Unham family.

A friend explained,

The outpouring of support for Lane and his family is not surprising for those of us who live here.

We have a long history of helping people in our community when they are faced with tragedy

or hardship. We strongly believe in faith, family, and the Golden Rule. Has you heard this

story? Did part of you wish you lived in their community? An electrician called to help

an elderly woman with one of her light fixtures discovered holes in the ceiling where raccoons

were getting into the house. She didn't have proper running water, and the kitchen sink was broken.

In response, he organized glorious gladiators, raising $100,000 to renovate her home completely.

The electrician hopes the movement will spread to help other elderly

people in need. Reverend Zach Morton of First Presbyterian Church in Morgantown, West Virginia,

recently completed a 175-mile walk over eight days to draw attention to extreme poverty and

homelessness in his state. When he arrived at the state capital, he made contacts

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