Bedford, MA
United States
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During stage managing in high school, I kept a girl breathing and conscious after a severe peanut allergic reaction, until the ambulance arrived
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I help others in their times of need.
Why are you participating?
I don't like seeing people down and upset.
Stoneham, MA
United States
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I like to go out of my way to help someone each day, it can go a long way and make their day a little better.
Sutton, MA
United States
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Called an elderly friend and told her I loved her.
Why are you participating?
Because I am interested in projects that spark us to think differently.
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I made friends and make people laugh
Why are you participating?
It was fun and I thought that it would be fun.
Menlo Park, CA
United States
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Work with a non-profit organization every summer to help bridge the learning gap between ESL students and non-ESL students
MA
United States
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Making my camp counselors happy.
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Drove a friend to the airport at 4am
Why are you participating?
I wish to help do away with evil!
Quinnipiac University , CT
United States
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I love helping others and changing the lives of many with joy and happiness. I have gone to Florida with QU Campus Ministry Freshmen year of college and volunteered at a School for pregnant teenagers; then sophomore and junior year of college I went to Nicaragua with the Albert Schweitzer Institute where I help and lead building schools and planting gardens for the children of cities near Leon; and senior year of college I am going to Battle Creek Michigan to help build homes with Habitat for Humanity. To be able to put a smile on another's face is something that I value a lot!
East Hanover, NJ
United States
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I am a Resident Assistant at Quinnipiac University and find it to be a very rewarding experience. Everyday I get to help my residents with things that are impacting their lives, whether it is a small matter or something more significant. The most rewarding part is knowing that I am making a difference in their lives and helping them to make a difference in the lives of other people.
Why are you participating?
I want to help others understand that they are not alone. Too often people get so caught up in judging others for their differences rather than celebrating the uniqueness that is each person. It is time to start sharing our awesome gifts with the world.