Tell Us Your Good Deed
I try and listen to everyone when they have issues, and give them the best advice possible.
Progressive Stereotypes Redefined
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NJ
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I baked a fresh loaf of bread for new neighbors across the street.
worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I am working to place homeless individuals in homes, and follow-up with them to make sure they have health care and other safety nets.
Why are you participating?
To help promote the awareness of this unique project
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I co-lead a Girl Scout troop for a group based in Princeton, MA.
Why are you participating?
The Worcester Commission on Disability met Troy at our one of our recent meetings. It was so nice to hear about a way that the community can come together -- and work to help dispel stereotypes.
MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I volunteer for local social justice organizations including the Coalition for Youth and Community Justice.
Why are you participating?
Visibility matters!
For those of us who don’t live at the extreme ends of any given continuum we need to claim our space.
Worcester, MA
United States
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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.
Why are you participating?
I think it's a great idea and I'm happy to add my own set of labels to the growing list.
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I've been a volunteer coach and umpire since I was 13 in the little league I graduated from.
Why are you participating?
I had so many great volunteer coaches who coached because they wanted to teach baseball to the next generations, so I followed their lead.
Rochester, NY
United States
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I pick up hitchhikers.
Why are you participating?
I think it's important to refocus on what unites us and start from there. No evil? check. Lets have a conversation.
Portland, OR
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
A teenage boy once told me that it was my belief in him that helped him become the first in his family to graduate. I coach people to define their own success and volunteer with an organization that provides 6 months of life coaching to women in need. I smile at strangers because you never know what kind of day they're having, and sometimes presence is what changes everything.