Paxton, MA 01612
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Volunteering for the BSA and attempting to inspire transparency for Native culture
ADHD Stereotypes Redefined
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I lived for myself today.
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Volunteered at food bank.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I showed love to my kindergarten "soul mate" buddy!
MA
United States
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I moved to Massachusetts to contribute to a like minded community.
Haverhill, MA
United States
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Rescued a special needs dog and continue to love and care for her despite challenges.
Why are you participating?
From The Little Prince "What is essential is invisible to the eye". Hate comes from the erroneous belief that people are different. Although we are, our "essence" is all the same.
MA
United States
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As a performer, my goal is to bring joy and a sense of magic to people's lives because we all need more of that!
Lowell, MA
United States
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I have helped many animals in need. It is my purpose on earth, and I will always help an animal in need.
Why are you participating?
Labels are not necessary, as they create separation. Spread the love.
West Boylston, MA
United States
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I volunteer to help other parents in my community to understand special education, disability awareness, and give resources for parent support, inclusion and activities for children with autism and/or mental health needs.
Why are you participating?
I am fat. The world gives everyone messages about how bad fat is. Well I'm not bad, lazy, uneducated, or lacking self control. I hope people can see a person, with a heart, dreams, family, and rights. My body is beautiful and I'm happy to be me!
Sudbury, MA
United States
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Followed a lone dog with a collar that was running loose in the middle of the street for an hour to make sure it wouldn't be hit by a car.
Why are you participating?
Such an awesome project! So many, many of the labels would fit me - and I learned a lot just reading the VERY long list of how people identify themselves.