Bridget
Coventry, RI
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Volunteering with the elderly
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Rodrigo
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My youth group and I brought Christmas presents to a small poor village in Mexico.
Raquel
Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
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I love to inspire people to do good even if they're feeling bad. "No ones problems are any more OR less important than our own." Reach out to a friend or family member that you haven't spoken to in a while just to see how they're doing! I often find that I feel much better after doing so.
Why are you participating?:
I've always been fascinated by wondering what people are really like. By thinking about what they may do on a day to day basis, and what their struggles or talents may be. This project is truly inspiring!
Denise
Spencer, MA
United States
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I teach a Sunday School class for college/career aged young people (ages 18-25)!
Allyson
Newington, CT
United States
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I love to give Holy Communion to a woman nearby who is not able to get to church and sit and chat with her once a week about everything.
Samina
NJ
United States
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I baked a fresh loaf of bread for new neighbors across the street.
Greg
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Granted amnesty to an ant that was crawling around on my foot - I released it back into the wild.
Layla
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I make everyone smile!
Beth
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I try to treat every person with respect.
Why are you participating?:
It is so valuable to see that the world has so many people with varied interests and stories and a good lesson to never judge another for their choices.
Emily
Grafton, MA
United States
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I brought in a lost watch to the police station, in hopes that it will be returned to it's rightful owner
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