For the last eight seasons, Shutterfly
has been an incredible partner of ours.
They do so much to help spread kindness
and joy around the world.
And in just the last two months, they've
helped us raise nearly half a million dollars
for COVID-19 relief.
It's Shutterfly's 20th anniversary this year,
and I want to take some time to acknowledge
all the good that they've done on our show this season.
Take a look.
This video of two high school students surprising
a classmate who was getting bullied
for wearing the same thing to school every day went viral.
Please welcome Christopher, Antoine, and Michael.
All of a sudden, these two guys that you don't know
walk up and decide to give you brand new clothes.
It was the best day of my life because I was bullied.
Yeah.
I was bullied my entire life.
Yeah.
A lot of celebrities looked at this and said, this is amazing.
We want to reward these guys.
Will Smith, come on out.
[CHEERING]
I saw the video.
What you did felt small to you, but I promise you,
that is exactly how human beings are supposed
to interact with on another.
[CHEERING]
Shutterfly loves what you did.
Each of you is getting a check for $10,000
[CHEERING]
Shutterfly is celebrating 20 years,
and they want to celebrate your 25th birthday with $25,000.
[SOBBING]
[CHEERING]
Shutterfly has been the show's longest running partner
and always go above and beyond to help those in need.
They're going to give you a check for $25,000.
[CHEERING]
When my producer showed me a video of these three
talented singers, I wanted to meet them.
It didn't hurt that their song happened to be about me.
After high school, what do you all want to do?
I want to help out people like, there's
homeless people out there that need help.
Yes, there's 12 of us in all.
We struggle, but, by the grace of God, we get through it.
We make it.
Well that helps you understand to be compassionate.
Yeah.
I want to give each of you $10,000 a piece.
Oh my God!
[CHEERING]
So you ride a bike around, right?
I walk.
I bus, carpool, everywhere, anywhere I
gotta go, I get there.
That's yours.
[SCREAMING]
That's you car.
Get in.
Yeah.
This is so cool.
It is a check for $20,000.
[CHEERING]
Today I am filming this in my living room.
I think that a lot of people out there need
words of encouragement, and that's what I want to do.
No other place in the world has been hit harder
than New York City, but thanks to people like my next guest,
there's a whole lot of hope.
He's a landlord from Brooklyn who told his 200 tenants
not to pay rent in April.
You have 18 buildings.
You have 200 tenants.
These tenants of mine are like my family.
I want them to make sure they have food on their table.
I want to make sure they could take
care of their roommates and their neighbors.
You love a charity.
It's called North Brooklyn Angels.
They feed people in need in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Shutterfly, they're going to give
$25,000 in your name to donate to the North Brooklyn Agents.
Wow, that's wonderful.
At 15 years old, our next guest recently
finished her final chemo treatment.
On the way home from the hospital, this happened.
[CHEERING]
A week after the video, I went back to CHLA.
I'm cancer free.
And our friends at Shutterfly are
helping us donate $25,000 to CHLA in your name, so.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
Brian Padgett has been an ER doctor for 17 years.
After contracting COVID, Brian became the patient,
and nearly lost his life.
You said the doctors and nurses became your family
when you were there, and they want to say hello.
Oh my gosh!
Hey!
[LAUGHING]
Shutterfly cares about supporting doctors and nurses.
They're going to make a $20,000 donation in your name.
Thank you.
Take a look at this group of nurses from Thomas Jefferson
University hospital in Philadelphia.
It is something like that.
Just a little bit of joy, a little bit of lightness
that you all came together spreads it out,
and everybody responded to it.
We're nurses.
We're here to inform our anxious patients.
Let them know what to do.
We're reassuring them all the time that, it's going to be OK.
You set up a COVID-19 Better Together Fund
to help employees struggling financially.
Our friends at Shutterfly love what you're doing,
and they want to donate $50,000 to that fund.
[CHEERING]
[MUSIC PLAYING]
I love them so much, and I have hundreds of $250 Shutterfly
gift cards to give away.
Go to my website to enter to win.
We'll be right back.
Can you see it?
Nope.
Nope?
Yup.
Yup?
Nope.
Yup.
No.
Yup.
Good?
Yup.
OK.