Randolph, MA 02368
United States
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Art Lover Stereotypes Redefined
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Salem, MA 01970
United States
Volunteering at the Salem Food Pantry weekly
Shrewsbury, MA 01545
United States
My 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!
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I snuggle my cat every day 100 times.
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Helping people who have been traumatized in their lives. I try to help people by empathizing, listening to their stories. "Be the change you wanna see in this world."
Why are you participating?
There are too many labels that people place on each other. I don't want to be placed in a box, I'm simply a decent person who tries to step into other's shoes as much as possible.
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Give love.
Why are you participating?
To show the world that I care.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I have fought against stereotypes in my family, church, and school. Inspired by art, I was able to touch many people's hearts into understanding that we can be different, we can succeed as an art lover, son of God and a student. I created prayer flags when my uncle died and placed them outside my house for everyone to see, reflecting peace to all. I believe that I can be all three a Christian, a student and an artist. People need to break with stereotypes and accept people how they are.
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Love the people.
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Help friends spiritually and financially.
Paxton, MA
United States
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I volunteered to help give the food to the less fortunate during the winter.