Ashburnham, MA
United States
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Volunteering as a community emergency response team member.
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Worcester
United States
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I walked 25 miles on the overnight leg at "The Relay for Life", and helped our team raise lots of money for the cause. I try to be kind to people every day, remind myself to not judge, and to be grateful for all that is good in life.
Why are you participating?
Promoting goodness is reason enough to be a part of this.
Worcester
United States
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I take every opportunity possible to visit my grandmother. I want her to always know that somebody loves her and cares about her.
Why are you participating?
To help!
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While living in Haiti, I sent meals to an elderly neighbor who was starving and I knew would not receive food otherwise. When such a huge need is set before you, the only thing you can do is respond in kindness. In this country, the needs are still there, they are just sometimes harder to seek out.
MA
United States
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I (try to) bring awareness to the plights of those who can't speak for themselves.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Volunteered in Guatemala for 2 years
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Granted amnesty to an ant that was crawling around on my foot - I released it back into the wild.
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Motivate others through the laughs and tough times
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I try to smile and greet people I walk by on the street.
Narragansett, RI
United States
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In high school I worked with the Special Olympics to help teach tennis to Special Olympians. As I taught them valuable tennis skills, I also tried to just bring laughter and joy to their day by hanging out with them like I do with my friends, and in return they brought me more joy than I probably did them. It is not hard to bring happiness to people...sometimes just a simple smile in passing can change a persons day.