Worcester, MA
United States
Letting undocumented high school students know I support their efforts to pursue higher education as instate students.
Because people should know about how negative stereotypes are distortions.
Worcester, MA
United States
Even as cold and hungry i could be I give my daughter the last bite and my jacket off my back
Bernardston, MA
United States
My friends come to me to talk about their problems. I offer them comfort as well as helpful advice, and will always be there to help anyone who reaches out to me, whether they need a friend or just a friendly smile
I think it is important to show the world that each person is a unique individual with their own story and their own ways of contributing to the good in the world
Haverhill, MA
United States
I recently donated a mailbox post that I had purchased and didn't need to an elderly disabled couple who didn't have a mailbox in my neighborhood. Theirs had been demolished by last winter's plows. I leave extra good tips for waitstaff and generally try to be kind and thoughtful of others.
It's important for everyone to see beneath the surface and realize there is good in all of us!
Southbridge, MA
United States
Me and three of my friends went up to a homeless man once , and gave him some money , and some food(:
I signed up to be on the bone marrow donor list
Boston, MA
United States
I've volunteered with kids who have mental and physical disabilities
Boston, MA
United States
I like to make people smile when I see they are having a not-so-good day
Because everyone has their own story and deserves to share it without being judged
Sturbridge, MA
United States
I build houses for Habitat for Humanity; but more importantly, I'm raising my son to be a decent, open-minded and empathetic man.
I laid down with the boy I babysat so that he could fall asleep without being afraid of monsters.
