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Ellen s Game of Games - Rebecca Mehra Wins $5,000 on Ellen DeGeneres s Game Show

The Ellen DeGeneres Show reached out to Mehra after she tweeted about helping an elderly couple get groceries at the start of the pandemic, and her experience went viral. Celebrities, including DeGeneres, retweeted Mehra’s tweet. Because of pandemic-induced uncertainty, Mehra didn’t go on DeGeneres’s talk show, but she was instead recommended for the game show. “I actually grew up watching game shows,” Mehra told Runner’s World. “Game Show Network was on all the time at my house. I don’t want to call this a bucket list iteme because I didn’t know it was on my bucket list. When would I get a chance to meet Ellen, compete on a gameshow, and get into my pro athlete mindset in musical chairs again?”

Janice Dean: Make Your Own Sunshine -- what I ve learned about kindness and goodwill in a tough time

Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean previews Make Your Own Sunshine. I have been reading and reporting about good news stories for many years now, and I thought I had seen my share of spreading sunshine, but then coronavirus happened as I was halfway through writing my book Make Your Own Sunshine, and incredibly, I started to notice more stories than ever before about kindness and goodwill of others during this time of crisis. It’s one of the main themes I’ve seen in my own experience and documenting others’ that it is during the most challenging times – and the darkest of moments when the goodness of others shines the brightest. 

Making a difference: Bend runner reflects on helping elderly couple

On March 11, just a couple of days before everything would change, Rebecca Mehra was walking into the Safeway on Century Drive in Bend when she heard voices call out to her. They came from an elderly couple, too afraid to enter the store due to the coronavirus. The couple asked Mehra if she could buy their groceries. “People were scared,” recalled Mehra, a 26-year-old Bend resident. “No one knew what this virus was, how deadly it was, how it affected folks. We knew it affected elderly people a whole lot more. During that moment, I knew I had to help these people.”

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