Here is a collection of 6181 people who have participated in the project so far. Explore and see the variety of people doing good deeds in their communities. You can also see all the labels, groups of people, photographers, and a world map of where everyone is from!
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Volunteered as a story collector for Veterans History Project, interviewing, filming and preserving stories from veterans for the Library of Congress.
While I think it's important to express our individuality, "labels" can be so restrictive and cause us to miss wonderful connections and experiences with other humans. Within all of us lies a spark, a spirit and a connectivity.
Norwood, MA
United States
I help my elderly neighbor with her chores.
Lowell, MA
United States
Plant a tree and adopt dogs.
Because I wanted a picture.
Norton, MA
United States
Giving my time to volunteer at a hospice.
Braintree, MA
United States
I have been a Den Leader at Boy Scouts of America.
I am part of a Mexican (Aztek) group that keeps the teachings of our ancestors before the colonization of Spain in Mexico.
Braintree, MA
United States
I volunteer for talking with older people that need company.
I am Mexica and we dance as a family at Indigenous Day
Braintree, MA
United States
I helped a girl at school that didn't speak English to keep up with the school.
Weston, MA
United States
I provide access to educational opportunities - especially to those from marginalized backgrounds
Helping young people embrace their authentic selves.
Waltham, MA
United States
I inspire others to connect heart and head and work for the healing of our world.
Labeling doesn't help anything. Labeling is a nasty shortcut that partitions the world into 'me' and 'other', creating barriers to listening and understanding.
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