Newton, MA
United States
I volunteer with my local recycling center's Re-Use It "Swap Shop" program to reduce our town's waste stream output.
I want to show that neurodivergent and disabled people don't "have to" look like anything.
Newton, MA
United States
I volunteer with my local recycling center's Re-Use It "Swap Shop" program to reduce our town's waste stream output.
I want to show that neurodivergent and disabled people don't "have to" look like anything.
Fall River, MA
United States
Help take care of injured dogs
Animals represent people and we must live together. I started smudging with Mommy. Sometimes I feel judged.
Fall River, MA
United States
I've raised money through my drag to raise money for Maui fires adn in Canada. I also volunteer my medical services.
The beliefs of my ancestors; to walk with those around us. I've been harassed and abused due to my beliefs and had to hide my true identity. I am two-spirit First Nations' Cree and Métis.
I advocate for Afghan women's rights and disability rights.
Worcester, MA
United States
I have volunteered at soup kitchens growing up and I once worked at a homeless shelter. I still try to help people everyday.
I spent my teen years trying to be anything but myself. I could not pray the gay away and I almost was successful in taking my own life too many times. I want others to know it gets better and they are loved.
Worcester, MA
United States
I try hard to be a good human and positively impact everyone I meet.
I believe that labels can help us just as much as they can hurt us. My labels have allowed me to understand myself better and meet supportive like-minded people and communities.
Malden, MA
United States
Being a supportive friend and DM, making sure everyone is included, has a good time, and creating a safe supportive space.
For fun and to be a part of the community.
Nashua, NH
United States
I volunteered at a wildlife sanctuary through Mass Audubon Society and help care for several animals that have been permanently injured by human activity.
Waltham, MA
United States
I brought a glass of milk to a stranger on the street experiencing a migraine while I was taking someone out to lunch - it made my day that they let me help.
My most essential belief is that humans are all basically humans and deserve to get the chance to be known and loved for who they are.
Helped a neighbor lady by getting her food from the store, driving her a few places, and keeping positive company.
It's incredibly important to recognize that difference in identity and labels doesn't affect altruism and ability to work communally.