Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I've given money to the cancer program at McDonald's.
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Non profit worker dedicated to serving and empowering individuals to take control of their lives by teaching them skills and tools that will help them to live happy, healthy, fulfilling, lives.
Why are you participating?
To be a part of a project that promotes loving and kindness by focusing on the similarities in one another and finding connections versus fearing the differences and creating distance.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I often volunteer to pick up trash for the City of Lynn. I also volunteer at Locals day care to help babysit.
Inver Grove Heights, MN
United States
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I am there for my family, always.
Melrose, MA
United States
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I facilitate a bisexual support group to help people with coming out issues.
Newark, NJ
United States
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Sometime last year when I was longboarding, a lady was having a bad day at work and wanted me to longboard under a long chain so I did it. While I was doing what she wanted I almost fell and she started smiling and told me I just made her day.
Why are you participating?
Was invited by friends.
Chicopee, MA
United States
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For years I taught kids who couldn't afford private lessons how to read, understand and make music. Through this I also have people in difficult situations a reason to get up in the morning and feel productive and positive. I share my love of music with as many people as I can.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I helped my mother with Birthday Wishes, and fostering dogs
Why are you participating?
My mom asked me to, as she was doing it too.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I participate in community help projects with my UU church
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I currently intern at my university's counseling center and I'm trying my best to encourage people to be more vulnerable in order to build resiliency. Validating a person's reality and their personal truth can be very powerful.