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Shayna

Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I participated in two mission trips to Guatemala.
Why are you participating?: 

I believe that everyone should embrace the characteristics that make them who they are. Everyone should take pride in themselves and what they have to offer the world, because we all have something incredible to offer.

David

Allentown, PA
United States
Gay
Athlete
Virgo
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
One day at the grocery store i helped an elderly woman do her shopping helping her get what she needed as we talked about life..she was amazing and very funny. afterwards i helped her to her car and carried her bags for her. Before she left she thanked me and said if she would have had a child she hoped they turned out like me.

Rachel

Worcester, MA
United States
Young
Sister
Gay
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I volunteer as a soccer coach on my day off to spread the love of the game, because the game kept me sane, and maybe it can keep another girl sane too.
Why are you participating?: 

Labels are not what make you a good or bad person, its your actions that do so.

Tomas

Puerto Rican
Gay
Dancer
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Working as the Education Director for the Boys & Girls Club of Worcester
Why are you participating?: 

Growing up, I've realized that we live in a world that can be very negative and judgmental. As people get to know others, they begin to realize that labels are superficial and that we each have unique qualities and personalities to bring to this lovely world.

Paul

Worcester, MA
United States
Gay
Married
Child of God
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I recall in summer of 2018 there was a injured bird in my driveway and was sitting near the wheel of my car. I feared for its life and tried to shoo it away until I noticed the baby bird is hurt. I called Tufts Wildlife Rescue for assistance and was instructed to bring the bird to them in a small box. I was able to approach the baby bird and got it into a box without any trouble. They thanked me and updated me next day that it was one of endangered kind of birds. They treated its broken wing and report the bird to be of good health which they will release to the wild when the bird is better. I felt good about saving the bird and glad to help out with Mother Nature and the universe.

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