Berun
United States
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i volunteer on Saturday Mornings to help high school students with standardized tests. Also I held myself back from contributing to questionable comments made on social media
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Boston, MA
United States
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Holding doors and smiling at strangers is my favorite thing to do throughout the day. I get stuck holding doors for long periods of time. I also work tirelessly to educate, understand, and share empathy, compassion with those around me
Why are you participating?
Because I hear evil everywhere I go. Because I see evil everywhere I go. Because I need to speak against evil
Houston, TX
United States
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I teach languages to international populations in hopes to further value diversity
Why are you participating?
To counter the vitriol that runs rampant in our America
Boston, MA
United States
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I try to go out of my way to make others feel welcome
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I volunteered as a Special Olympic gymnastics coach for 2 years before college started
Saratoga, CA
United States
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Being there for friends and being someone to deliver a positive mood and attitude when all moods turned sour.
Why are you participating?
Seems fun (and I get a pin).
Worcester, MA
United States
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Gave food to neighbors.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I helped clean up Walpole Street in Worcester to try and renew the reputation of it.
Leicester, MA
United States
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I serve on a board of directors at my local health center to ensure health care access for everyone in this time of uncertainty, regardless of their ability to pay.
Why are you participating?
To contribute to the concept that people are inherently good.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I make people laugh when they are down. It helps me when I'm also feeling down.