Every once in a while, you stumble upon a deed or act that melts your heart.<\/p>\n
You know the sort of thing I\u2019m talking about. It could be a story wherein someone has gone above and beyond to facilitate an act of great charity, or perhaps it\u2019s simply someone doing something nice without anticipating anything at all in return.<\/p>\n
Performing such a deed often carries its reward in the feeling of bliss bestowed upon one\u2019s soul. That said, it\u2019s always nice to recognize people who are making a genuine effort to make the world a better place.<\/p>\n
Shane McDaniel and his twin sons Henry and Harrison fall into that category of do-gooder. Shane spent a good deal of time harvesting firewood with his father when he was a child, and was eager for his 21-year-old boys to help him continue the tradition \u2026<\/p>\n
The family, who live in Lake Stevens, Washington, had their work cut out for them in the wake of a heavy storm.<\/p>\n
As Shane explained: \u201cI had a lot of wood I had to cut because of storm damage and trees that were taken down. It just kept piling up and piling up. Once it got to be such an amount of wood we decided we could do something better with it.\u201d<\/p>\n