Hudson
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I always try to hold the door for others literally and figuratively and especially for those who can't
Liberal Stereotypes Redefined
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Gracie
Natick , MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Last week I volunteered in the food pantry at the rehab inn down the street from my college.
Why are you participating?:
I believe in changing the way people see each other and trusting that the less judgement we press, the more freedom we have in who we are.
Kristal
Cumberland, RI
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I paid for Thanksgiving dinner at Denny's for a homeless guy
Why are you participating?:
It's a cool project!
Nick
Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
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Worked at summer program for inner-city youth
Jim
Worcester, MA
United States
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I walk 43 miles every year in Monte’s March to help draw attention to and end hunger.
Hannah
Jamaica Plain, MA
United States
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I volunteer at the Boys & Girls Club in South Boston
Why are you participating?:
I am participating because no person should feel isolated based on things they cannot control. Everyone deserves a voice, everyone deserves an equal opportunity at this beautiful thing we call life.
Melanie
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I strive to live by the golden rule and to always be sympathetic if not empathetic. I love kids, elephants and trees and believe all three are what makes the world so wonderful!
Pat
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I always try to presume good will
Amy
Marlborough , MA
United States
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collected baby carriers for Syrian refugees
Maureen
Worcester
Estados Unidos
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I recently walked in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Out of the Darkness walk. I wear their wristband and advocate for others to talk openly about mental health issues. I do this to put myself out there, because in similarity I hope that others may find camaraderie and, talk about their struggles, knowing they aren't alone.
Why are you participating?:
Mental health is on the cusp of being something we talk about. It is beginning to shed the skin of something we refuse to see. People are being heard. As an outspoken mental health advocate, this project represents everything I believe about shattering the stigma surrounding labels.
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