Virginia
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I donate food to church with individuals I work with. I also work with individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Softball Player Stereotypes Redefined
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Erin
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Made blankets for the homeless living on the streets.
Natalie
Worcester, MA
United States
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I don't like to leave people out
Elizabeth
Worcester, MA
United States
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Supportive wife.
Kyra
MA
United States
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I asked friends and family to donate to the local animal shelter for my birthday instead of gifts.
Tom
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I created a website that raised thousands of dollars for my wife's cousin's treatment for Crohn's disease.
Why are you participating?:
I was hooked on the idea of participating when I heard the purpose was to dispel stereotypes.
Ashley
Lynn, MA
United States
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During the winter I purchase hot chocolate daily for Michael who sits outside of Starbucks. Also have my team donate their time for clinics on Saturdays.
Luz
Lawrence, MA
United States
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I volunteered in a car wash and the money went to a cancer foundation
Michelle
Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
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Smiling is my favorite. I love to laugh and enjoy making others smile and laugh as well.
Why are you participating?:
Why not?
Idalis
East Chicago, MA
United States
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When I was 11, my little brother was drowning in a pool, and I jumped in to save him. That day, I almost lost my brother. Since then, him and I have been closer than ever. I will never forget that day.
Why are you participating?:
Cos I'm not an evil person. I am nice, caring, loving, and a compassionate person. Sometimes people make me feel like I'm a bad person, but I'm not. I'm an amazing human being.
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