Here is a collection of 6181 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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NY
United States
I bought a woman lunch who was struggling to find her cash. It's the little things that matter most!
I truly believe that there is at least a little bit of good in everyone, so I really believe in what this project promotes.
Traveled to Nicaragua on a service trip over Spring Break.
Brick, NJ
United States
I saw my old resident crying at Relay for Life over the loss of her dad, so I walked over and gave her a shoulder to lean on.
Because I think society needs to hear more about good deeds.
NY
United States
I love to make people smile and laugh. I love volunteering when I can, and recently went on a trip through Habitat for Humanity. I've loved having the chance to give back.
I'm participating to promote such a powerful project and concept.
From the start of middle school till now i am always involved in charity events raising money and helping those in need.
Hamden, CT
United States
I am a lifeguard and a swim team coach and help kids to be confident in their swimming abilities.
To support my old RA Erin Williams and to show the amount of diversity I have and compare it to the rest of the people participating.
Woodstock, CT
United States
Volunteer for the Salvation Army, Relay for Life and donate blood to the Red Cross.
I like what this project stands for and I am so happy to be a part of it.
Volunteer for the Salvation Army and The United Way. Helps residents with difficult situations.
I randomly found the No Evil Project on Pintrest when i was looking for programs to do with my residents. I fell in love the second I went to the website and saw the overall message.
Mill Valley, CA
United States
Photographed and wrote a book about grandmothers all over the world who are creating a better world for grandchildren everywhere. One hundred percent of my author royalties go to the Stephen Lewis Foundation's Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign to benefit African grandmothers who are raising children orphaned by AIDS.
The No Evil Project is a creative way to engage others in examining and understanding how pernicious stereotypes can be.
Mill Valley, CA
United States
I am using my photos of girls from around the world to advocate for girls' educational opportunity.
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