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In November 2005, Oprah issued a challenge to her viewers to "do something for somebody else to make yourself feel proud."

Many of you watching took Oprah's request to heart and began doing something each and every day to help others.

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From The Oprah Winfrey Show Oprah's Latest Capture: Hiding in Mexico—Turned In by a Friend

Published on March 07, 2006

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