The handbook for humanitarians, completely revised and updated with 5 new stories“Stone Soup for the World is a blueprint for building a better world. Its heroes are legendary people and ordinary folks who, by conviction, imagination, innovation, persistence, frequently hard work, and not infrequently moral or physical courage, have lifted their neighbors and their communities. They challenge each of us to respond in kind.” —Walter Cronkite, from the Introduction “The inspiring stories featured in this book are wonderful testaments to the ideals of good citizenship. Citizen service reflects one of the most basic convictions of our democracy: that we are all responsible for one another.” —Former president Bill Clinton“Stone Soup for the World tells many inspiring stories and reinforces a favorite quote of mine, ‘From now on in America any definition of a successful life must include service to others.’” —Former president George Bush“My father used to say that one person could make a difference and each of us should try. This book tells the stories of people who have made that difference, and they are an inspiration to us all.” —Caroline Kennedy“Wonderful . . . Young and old alike will be inspired by the hundreds of ideas for how we can help our children, our schools, our communities, and our country to be the best we can be.” —Retired General Colin Powell, Founding Chairman of America’s Promise—The Alliance for Youth

Offers brief profiles of individuals in the United States and other countries who by community service and other activities have helped to change the world for the better.

Inspiring accounts of people who have changed the world through political activism and community service include stories by and about Mother Teresa, Nelson Mandela, Ram Dass, Marion Wright Edelman, and Paul Newman. Read by Susan Anspach, Ernie Hudson, and Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. Reprint. 35,000 first printing. (view table of contents)

Inspiring accounts of people who have changed the world through political activism and community service include stories by and about Mother Teresa, Nelson Mandela, Ram Dass, Marion Wright Edelman, and Paul Newman. Read by Susan Anspach, Ernie Hudson, and Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.

Selections covering people who have changed the world through political activism and community service include stories by and about Mother Teresa, Nelson Mandela, Ram Dass, Marion Wright Edelman, and Paul Newman.

A heartwarming collection of inspiring accounts profiles Che Madyun, who inspired neighbors to fight for vacant lots to rebuild their community, and David Levitt, who convinced schools to donate leftover food to the homeless, with contributions on or from such people as Christopher Reeve, Mother Teresa, and Nelson Mandela. Original. 50,000 first printing. IP.