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Lincoln

Holden, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I give to others to make sure they are happy, especially my baby sister. When I saved up $6 to spend, I couldn't just spend it all on myself, so I bought her a butterfly net.
Why are you participating?: 

(Lincoln's Mom, Katrina): Lincoln is the most caring and empathetic person I know. If anyone epitomizes the definition of being "not evil," it is him. He's an inspiration.

Cristina

Smithtown, NY
United States
Baseball Fan
Photographer
Artist
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I'm a big believer in everything happens for a reason. Happy people make me happy. I make it my goal everyday to put a smile on whoever is around me. The best medicine for any issue is just to have a laugh or even just put a smile on. I figure it can work for those around me, too. I try and get involved with as much as possible, especially with volunteering. I'll always love going to the animal shelter and walking all the dogs with my best friend. I love volunteering at events at my school as well.

Shannon

Ramsey, NJ
United States
Dancer
Artist
Freckled
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I work with autistic children through art and dance in order for them to find better ways to express themselves to the world. I love putting a smile on their faces and watching them do something they love.

Ian

Black
Artist
Activist
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
In high school, I went to Mali, West Africa and lived in an indigenous village for two weeks to help build a school. Mali is one of the poorest undeveloped countries in the world and the literacy rate is unbelievably low. I like knowing that I helped both children and adults learn to read and write which will help not only this small village, but Mali as a whole.
Why are you participating?: 

Sometimes we are too quick to judge people by the external things that we see. This project allows for us to see the good in the world and to breathe hope back into humanity.

Emily

Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
Artist
Entrepreneur
Visually Impaired
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I feel it is my gift to make others smile. Whether by seeing my various unnatural hair colors, helping them when in need, telling a joke to lighten their mood, or just being there to listen. If my smile can brighten just one soul, I am happy.
Why are you participating?: 

To share what has been given to me and to help out an artist who is changing the world.

Victoria

Spiritual
Middle Child
Artist
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I volunteered this past summer as a camp counselor at the Circle of Tapawingo. The program is a free one-week overnight camp for bereaved girls between the ages of eight and 16. The campers arrive sharing the common bond of loss and they leave with feelings similar to these expressed by a camper in a thank-you note to her counselors: "My father died four years ago. He always used to give me presents and I miss that. I wish I could tell him that the best present I've received since he died was my week at Circle of Tapawingo."

Heather

Nahant, MA
Estados Unidos
Nature Lover
Artist
Tattooed
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I pick up trash when I am out for walks.
Why are you participating?: 

I have always been labeled as "something" by people who don't understand what an artist is or what one looks like. I am also heavily tattooed. I have been called a convict and a freak by total strangers.

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