Jax
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I donated to suicide prevention charity.
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Scotty
Worcester, MA
United States
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I volunteer for a local makerspace to teach blacksmithing basics.
Why are you participating?:
Interesting project.
Trinity
Worcester, MA
United States
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I will always be an advocate for mental health, so I will always make sure my friends and family acknowledge what they're feeling.
Why are you participating?:
No one should be judged for not fitting social norms, I want people to now they are safe.
Lindsay
Ashburnham, MA
United States
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Promoting equality and democracy in education through advocacy work in my job at a Sizer School in Fitchburg. Every person matters, every voice counts.
Why are you participating?:
Where I work, we believe in THINK CARE ACT, a philosophy based on caring about yourself and others as well as acting creatively and responsibly in this world. The No Evil Project connects with this in so many ways.
John
Waltham, MA
United States
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I teach people to ride bicycles safety.
Why are you participating?:
Good thing to do.
Sara
Halfmoon, NY
United States
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Today I was a volunteer at the Worcester Walk to End Alzheimer's and danced people into their mornings.
Ash
Hubbardston, MA
United States
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I've always tried to help others with their problems and I'm always an open ear.
Fyreant
Westfield, MA
United States
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Volunteering at the Special Olympics
Why are you participating?:
Trying to push myself to overcome my fears.
Michele
West Boylston, MA
United States
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I like to go out of my way to tell people when they have a tail light out.
Laura
Andover, MA
United States
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Volunteered with an organization for adults with disabilities.
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