Tell Us Your Good Deed
Volunteering to help organize YEAD Day.
Cancer Survivor Stereotypes Redefined
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Fiskdale, MA 01518
United States
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I've partnered with our local library (Joshua Hyde) to start the Pages & Packs Pantry. Together, we cultivate a stronger, more connected community where every child and family has access to food, books, and the support needed to flourish.
Why are you participating?
To keep advocating for everyone (especially our youth) to keep showing up as their authentic selves.
Lancaster, MA 01523
United States
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I was part of a team helping a young woman and her child relocate after being removed from their home.
MA
United States
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Volunteer for various nonprofits as my retirement gig!
Why are you participating?
Great idea so I wanted to join in. So very interesting!
Boston, MA
United States
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I volunteer for a number of advocacy organizations, with a particular focus on young women and LGBTQ+ folx with breast cancer.
Spencer, MA 01562
United States
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During treatment created Wicked in Pink group to help others financially during their journey.
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My husband and I were at Walmart around Christmas time and there was a woman checking out in front of us and she didn't have enough money for the presents she was buying so we gave her the money.
Marion, MA
United States
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I organized birthday cards from 80 different people to be delivered for 80 days in a row to a very special grandma in celebration of her eightieth year.
Woonsocket, RI
United States
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Stopped drinking - for me and my daughter most of all.
Why are you participating?
Very interesting project. The older I get, the more I see the damage of labels - even ones I previously assigned.