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There's other people i'm sure you could point to that have done well by people giving a small amount of money. >> well, i mean, you meet these kids. they are in little villages in kenya. they are in school and you don't have any idea what their potential might be but you meet someone like chris who went to harvard, he's a united nation's lawyer and he's dedicated his life to investigating and to fighting genocide. his cousin who was also sponsored also went to harvard and she's also working for the united nations so there's millions of kids out there with huge potential. they just need a way t...

Can one small act of kindness last for decades and change lives in the process? next, the inspirational story of one man who is paying it forward. you took my eggs ! it's an "egg management fee." what does that even mean ? egg management fee. even kids know it's wrong to take other people's stuff. that's why at ally bank we offer rates among the most competitive in the country that won't get eaten away by fees. it's just the right thing to do. [v:tv][cat won't get eaten away by fees. [panting] mark! anna! aah! aah! ha! ah! whoo! hee! heave! forgot your lunch. give me. give me. hee! ohh! ohh! a...

Went way beyond that. they started handing cash and checks to chris. $90,000 was donated over the ten days of the sundance film festival. and hbo, that's been so supportive decide they wanted to continue that and allow ways for people to continue to do their own small acts. it's called network for good.com back/a small act. you can go there and search by zip code for any organization in your neighborhood you might want to support. you can search by key word. you can put in education, environment, africa. we just want people to do their own small acts. and after the broadcast if you go to the f...

Gave chris, the man that spoke, $15 a month to sponsor his education when he was a young boy in kenya. that small act, jennifer arnold couldn't ignore. she's a director, writer and producer of the documentary. >> he couldn't afford to go to prooi primary school because at the time primary school cost money in kenya so he was a top student but because he couldn't afford it he got kicked out. because he was sponsored by this woman he stayed in primary school and did really well. he got to secondary school and got a scholarship to stay in secondary school or high school if you're an american. he ...

The village and picking coffee. that one small donation changed the course of his life. >> there are other people i'm sure you can point to that have done well by people giving a small amount of money. >> well, i mean, you meet these kids. they are in little villages. they are in kenya, in school. and you don't have any idea what their potential might be. but you meet someone like chris who went all the way to harvard. he's a united nations lawyer. he's dedicated his life to investigating and to fighting genocide. his cousin who was also sponsored also went to harvard. she's also working for t...