Worcester, MA
United States
I'm a leader with End Demand Worcester, a community collaboration to shift law enforcement's attention to sex traffickers and people who buy sex, while advocating and proposing a network of support for victims and survivors of the sex trade.
I'm more than my situation or my disability. We all are.
Worcester, MA
United States
I do try to always forward kindness and compassion.
I like the ideal of being part of something that presents the unseen, it can challenge how others may perceive one and the assumptions made.
I'm doing my best not to judge others, and just treat people kindly.
Grafton, MA
United States
Giving away things I have to people who can use them creatively!
This is a unique project that will bring good to the forefront.
Austin, TX
United States
Be kind when opportunities present - which is always.
North Oxford, MA
United States
I've been a volunteer at WCUW for 30 years!
I think labels are more subjective. We all fit into categories, but we each have our own niche within those categories.
Northbridge, MA
United States
I donated to breast cancer research
People need to see positive things in this not so positive time. If I can put a smile on at least one persons face today, my day is complete :)
Cape Cod, MA
United States
The latest: letting my son's ex-girlfriend (they parted acrimoniously) stay with us for about a week, after she lost her internship and before she could organize herself to get back to Texas. We treated her like a daughter and had a great time. Meanwhile, my two young-adult children were far away.
I love the idea of poking holes in stereotypes in a visual way. In this polarized society, it's important to see each other as individuals.
I support local artists, musicians and homeless animals, which are basically all the same thing, aren't they?
I love Worcester!
Worcester, MA
United States
I devote all of my professional time and a good chunk of my free time to nonprofit organizations in my community that help those most in need - low-income, elderly, and homeless individuals and families.
I think it's a great idea and I'm happy to add my own set of labels to the growing list.
