NJ
United States
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I studied sign language to help cross the language barrier between hearing people and deaf people.
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MA
United States
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For a number of years I have volunteered as a tutor through the House of Peace and Education. Through them, I have provided knowledge, a listening ear, emotional support, and care to hundreds of underprivileged children. I have made myself available to any child in their program who needs a trusted adult and/or a positive role model in their life. I have worked hard for them to know that they matter and are important. I've done this by telling them, and by demonstrating it in different ways. I have given them fun activities to do, and taught them things at the same time.
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I empower women and girls to direct their own lives.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I have been a volunteer at Rachel's Table for 20 years.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Starting the 40 club. Instead of a gift for the winter holidays. Everyone throws $40 into a pot and can collectively decide fun ways to give back to people in need.
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My friends and I bought individual pizzas and handed them out to homeless individuals on the streets of Montreal.
Why are you participating?
We tend to focus in the negative things we've done, or the unfortunate things that have happened. It's time to focus on the positives!
Worcester, MA
United States
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I love my God, my husband and my kids more and more each day.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I volunteered for hurricane Katrina relief
Franklin, MA
United States
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I participate in the Boston Heart Walk every year and help raise money.
Why are you participating?
Life is too short to judge others on what you think they are or what you think they should do.
Auburn, MA
United States
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I utilize my lived experience with mental illness to help make systemic change and advocate for other youth and young adults living with mental, emotional and behavioral health needs.
Why are you participating?
The stigma surrounding mental health deters people from reaching out. I want to show people that they can live a happy, successful life beyond their diagnoses- they are not their mental illness!
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