New York, NY
United States
Hand out free detergent at the laundromat.
Here is a collection of 6300 people who have participated in the project so far. Explore and see the variety of people doing good deeds in their communities. You can also see all the labels, groups of people, photographers, and a world map of where everyone is from!
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New York, NY
United States
Hand out free detergent at the laundromat.
Ashland, MA
United States
Racial-justice and Indigenous solidarity organizer. I amplify actions, sign lots of petitions, and communicate regularly with my legislators. I educate myself and others.
I keep being called a woman and other gendered words, including she pronouns. I use per/pers (person pronouns) and they/them. I am white, but I am not silent about racism and where I see it showing up.
Lakeville, MA
United States
I am a global cross cultural strategic unifier who advocates for positive change in the world.
Total respect for Chief Ladybug & Medicine Spirit Laughing Eyes and everything they do!
Jamaica Plain, MA
United States
I once rode my bike from New York to Boston to raise money for AIDS research.
Jamaica Plain, MA
United States
I volunteered for the Comics in Colors festival in Boston.
Newton, MA
United States
On Mondays, I read mail and other papers to a blind man, and also program his phone.
We all have inherent biases and the more we see, learn, and experience, the more we get over those biases.
Make pancakes for my big brother because he really likes them.
Nursed an injured baby bird back to health.
Honoring my children's voice and supporting them as they grow
Revere, MA
United States
I generally like to strike conversations with people on the street who I feel look lost or are frowning, and I always make sure to throw a positive comment their way to make their day.
I am participating because I do believe that we should always choose to do good & I support those who make it an effort to make the world free of evil & malice.
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