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Blond Stereotypes Redefined

Courtney

Bristol, VT
United States
Blond
Chocoholic
Aunt
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
My good deed is volunteering as a field hockey coach every summer and working with elementary school age girls. They usually have no other opportunity to play during the school year and this is their only chance. I like to make the most of the experience for them and make sure they have the best time possible.
Why are you participating?: 
I'm participating in The No Evil project because I believe that this world would be a better place if we all did at least one nice thing a day for someone else, without expecting a return. This could be something as small as holding the door all the way to donating blood.

Kaitlynn

Washingtonville, NY
United States
Runner
Blond
Nerd
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I do my best to lead by example on a daily basis and practice patience, compassion and optomism. I have recently accepted a resident assistant position and am excited to motivate underclassmen to be the best students and community members that they possibly can and help them along the way!
Why are you participating?: 
I think this is a simple way that a large group of people can come together to show that people are not just what you see on the outside. Everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle so be kind, get to know a stranger and learn what they are really about!

Madison

Marlborough, MA
United States
Blond
Aquarius
Privileged
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I have helped young leukemia patients with their medical bills for the past 5 years.

Valerie

Cheshire, CT
United States
Blond
Student
Gemini
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
With my church, I have helped to rebuild and repaint houses whose owners could not afford to do the work themselves.

Molly

Topsfield, MA
United States
Sorority Member
Blond
Overweight
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I helped create a club in my high school to spread awareness for Peace One Day, which occurs September 21st of each year.
Why are you participating?: 
To show that there is diversity at Quinnipiac University.

Hannah

Worcester, MA
United States
Blond
Sister
Tween
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I participated with my family at my church to feed homeless families, and i am planning to join an organization that plans Birthday parties for unprivileged kids. I love doing it a lot.
Why are you participating?: 
because i think it is a neat thing to do...and see all the things that people describe or label themselves as it make everyone see how one of a kind they are.

Amy

Worcester, MA
United States
Geek
Blond
Artist
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Sharing umbrellas with random people while walking on rainy days; holding doors for people with their hands full; generally going out of my way to be courteous.
Why are you participating?: 
There's always opportunities to help others that require little or nothing from you; if more people realized that, we'd all be a lot better off. Stereotypes do nothing but hinder us all; I've lost track of how many times people have judged me due to my appearance.

Kobe

Westborough
United States
Animal Lover
Mother
Blond
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I volunteered to help build a house in Dorchester for Habitat for Humanity.
Why are you participating?: 
Thought the project was a cool idea, especially since so many people are judged merely by their looks.

Jessica

Cocoa Beach, FL
United States
Blond
Dog Lover
Traveler
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Saved a dog from being hit by a car

Rhiannon

Worcester, MA
United States
Blond
Vegetarian
Geek
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I wrote a series of personal blog posts about my struggles with panic, anxiety, and depression in order to help others with the same issues.
Why are you participating?: 
Because every now and then I need to see something to regain my faith in humanity, and I'm sure others do too.

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