West Bridgewater, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Making Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner for the less fortunate
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Marlborough, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Bringing and donating house supplies to the underprivledged in Cuba
Why are you participating?
Good deeds will get you far
MA
United States
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I volunteer with my Dad to help veterans. I collect food for the needy. I stand up for others in the face of bullies. I accept that we are all different, and look to see how those differences mesh together to make a better, stronger group.
Why are you participating?
I am more than a kid.
I am more than a bookworm, or sports obsessed boy.
I am a leader in the making. I am strong of mind, of will and of spirit. I have Korean blood in me, but also Acadian - so I am by nature a survivor.
I will make a positive impact on this world.
Great Neck, NY
United States
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I always remember peoples' birthday's and make sure to text them personally.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
As an international student studying in the US right now and as the only child in my family, I started to film videos about the goodness of my life and my experience studying abroad
North Grosvenordale, CT
United States
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When my mom is sad, I give her kisses and say "I lut yoo."
Why are you participating?
Because mom was doing it!
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Donate to the poor when I meet them on the street.
Millville , MA
United States
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I work in early childhood education for minimal pay in downtown Worcester.
Why are you participating?
I love the idea of being celebrated for differences instead of shamed for them.
Greenwood Lake, NY
United States
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Alternate spring break volunteer work.
Thompson, CT
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I like to go in pharmacy waiting lines behind elderly people, drop a five or ten or twenty if I can by their side then pat them on the arm and tell them it fell from their coat, pocketbook, whatever. Living on fixed incomes for them is so hard. I know, my grandmother had to.
Why are you participating?
It is too easy to dismiss good people or good people who commit acts of kindness because of their appearance, their education level, amount of money they make or lack of interest in social scenes. Everyone is capable of goodness, even the one's that don't "look" like it.