Christian
Johnston, RI
United States
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I cooked a meal for homeless man that lives in my town
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Fran
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Making a stranger smile on my way to school
Jorge
San Jose, CA
Estados Unidos
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Hate everyone equally
Manuela
Worcester, MA
United States
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Volunteered in STEM awareness workshop over summer
Alexis
Worcester , MA
United States
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I'm in ROTC and I go around in the community and help a lot of people especially in the winter
Denise
Worcester, MA
United States
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I’m an animal lover and I rescue abandoned/mistreated dogs and cats. If I can’t adopt them myself, I will do whatever it takes to find them a furever home. Im a member and supporter of the Satos foundation and other local animal shelters…
Why are you participating?:
I wanted to participate because your message of "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil" is very powerful. To me, it symbolizes a commitment to avoiding harmful actions and promoting virtues like kindness, empathy, and ethical behavior.
Mary
Worcester, MA
United States
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I volunteered at the Red Cross as a driver for blood delivery to hospitals, and donated my platelets every month.
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As a Latina woman I grew up around racism and I want to make a difference by joining this organization and making the public aware that racism still exists, still hurts, and is just a misunderstanding about the different cultures that live in our society. The three L's.
Michelle
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Habitat for Humanity
Miguel
Worcester, MA
United States
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Helping people that want to learn Spanish by creating a Spanish tutoring center at WPI
Anne
Harvard, MA
United States
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I stopped a friend from committing suicide
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