Tell Us Your Good Deed
I cook meals for families staying at a local homeless shelter.
Why are you participating?
I think the message of the No Evil Project is one that needs to be heard.
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Groton, MA
United States
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I rescue hard to love animals.
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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I helped my aunt by cleaning her house when she was too weak to move. I felt honored to do this because in the end she was very thankful.
Why are you participating?
I'm all about the no evil. I practice no evil at home.
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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Being part of Help For Our Community (HFOC)
Why are you participating?
Love this
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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I like to say hi to people on the street.
Why are you participating?
People need to see that there are good people in the world.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Work in a school and I share my heart with all those kids… I love them.
Why are you participating?
It's a great project… Very cool!
Barre, MA
United States
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Coaching young sports teams
Lexington, MA
United States
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Serving on board of communities, activities, and cultural activities that I belong to.
Why are you participating?
To contribute, to learn, and for the social opportunity.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Donated 100s of baby clothes to a baby pantry.
Salem, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I always find time in the day to compliment other women, specifically women of color who are of African descent. I am a proud dark-skinned woman and I realize that my beauty has not been celebrated culturally or in the media. Often, and in many countries, dark skin is despised and rejected; women of my complexion are judged and socially labeled inferior or the subordinates of other women that are more Eurocentric and possess European features.
Why are you participating?
I am automatically labeled because of my skin complexion and I feel that the prejudgment involved in the hierarchy of skin complexion is largely misleading.