Tell Us Your Good Deed
Paid for a stranger's food
Why are you participating?
I want to help show how we are not our stereotypes and the diversity of humans.
Bisexual Stereotypes Redefined
MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I stood up for Madelena when girls were talking crap about her behind her back
Why are you participating?
Seemed interesting, & who doesn't love an experimental art project
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I often pick up other people's trash on my daily walks in the woods. (I also remind others not to idle their cars while waiting for their kids in front of schools... a risky social interaction sometimes!)
Why are you participating?
I love the idea!
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Helping to reach out to younger students and teens and promote interest in Waltham Pride.
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I take care of my 76 year-old grandma in law.
Why are you participating?
Because no one should get hate for who you are
Bangkok
Thailand
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I am a case manager who helps child migrants from Central America enroll in public schools.
Why are you participating?
I believe it's beautiful to demonstrate all the "good" in humans
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Helped my cousin through his depression and supported him through it.
Why are you participating?
Mom thought it was a good idea
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I try my best to be approachable and kind to help spread positivity wherever I go.
Why are you participating?
I think that judging someone purely on a labeled stereotype is something we have to stop doing as a whole.
Spencer, MA 01562
United States
During the pandemic, I joined as a volunteer for Meals On Wheels delivering meals for the elderly. It's really expanded my joy of connecting and being able to help people. The small interactions and smiles (perhaps a sarcastic remark or two haha) make my day, and I truly hope I make even a small bit of their day bright as well. Everyone deserves to eat. Treating people with kindness is the most important thing we can do, especially while in a pandemic where so many are struggling.
Exeter, NH 03834
United States
My 14yo son and I left rolls of toilet paper on our neighbors’ front steps. When I do have to go out, I thank everyone I see working for their service to our community. I’m donating the money that I’m saving on gas (since I am not driving to the office) to people who are out of work due to the pandemic. Every little bit adds up.