Iris
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
If someone needs it, I pay their T fare before mine.
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George
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Helping friends and strangers
Kaydence
Leicester, MA
United StatesMe and my best friend started a project earlier in the pandemic. It was called ‘a new friend project.’ We made handwritten get well cards and sent them to our local hospitals (that accepted donations) with covid patients. Each card would have a picture on the front and a note inside which always ended ‘from a new friend.’ We also created an Instagram page and a website to encourage others to participate.
We both wanted to do something nice for those who were struggling, and let them know they were being thought about by others. It’s a scary feeling being by yourself in a hospital,...more...
I also wanted to add for anyone who is in need of it, this past year has been rough for many people and I know that it’s been frustrating, but this is just a quick reminder that things will change. All the pieces will fall into place, and there will be a day when this is nothing but a distant...more...
Nikki
Shrewsbury, MA
United StatesMy whole life I was told I couldn't give blood. In light of COVID, the American Red Cross relaxed a couple regulations, and in summer 2020 I was able to donate blood for the first time!
Having lived abroad my first couple years, I was ineligible to donate blood in the US, but I was determined to do it sometime, somewhere, somehow. I looked up blood donation in other countries, but local laws prohibit people from donating if they don't own land in that country or read the...more...
Eli
Worcester, MA
United States
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Volunteered to promoting trans rights in least years midterm election by doing cold calls to registered voters.
Why are you participating?:
Not a fan of being part of a specific group when it invalidates the complicity of an individual.
Lexi
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I spend every day with adolescent boys in the foster care system teaching them how to grow, how to be amazing adults, how to make healthy relationships... and so much more
Why are you participating?:
I'm a social worker and work in a group home for adolescent males -- they are constantly labeled and judged, and I see how that affects them all the time.
Maggie
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I pick up trash in the neighborhood.
Natalia
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I always take time to make people feel understood no matter what.
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