No Evil Project - Show that anyone can do good, no matter who they are.

Foodie Stereotypes Redefined

Colleen

Worcester, MA
United States
Dog Lover
Foodie
Sister
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Pretty soon I will be going to Haiti to volunteer at the Be Like Brit orphanage. I also make it a point to call or visit my 86 year old grandmother at least once a week!
Why are you participating?: 

I think that everyone can be just a little bit nicer!

Chelsey

Worcester, MA
United States
Knitter
Neurotic
Foodie
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
When I went to China for vacation over the Summer, I gave money and a smile to just about every homeless person I saw.
Why are you participating?: 

I think that this project is important in a world where competitiveness and seeking to individually get ahead is the mark of a successful person.

Adrien

Aries
Foodie
Music Lover
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I am a great listener and confidant and enjoy being a sounding-board for friends, former and current colleagues, family, and acquaintances.
Why are you participating?: 

This project transcends so many things - the participants, our organizations, our daily grinds... It is a wonderful opportunity to link together in this digital age with a sense of community, whether or not we know one another.

Lucky

Worcester, MA
United States
Emo
Kid
Foodie
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I have helped several people translate in areas of service from Spanish, English, Cambodian, and Vietnamese. :)
Why are you participating?: 

To show society that labels are judgements that shouldn't discourage ourselves from being who we are, and there are good in this world that comes from everyone.

Anne

Holden, MA
United States
Mac User
Francophile
Foodie
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Three years ago, I met a second year student from North High School at a Sister-to-Sister Conference. I was listening to a group of girls describe issues that they were stuggling with. Afterwards, a 15 year old girl approached me to state that she was having a difficult time in her math class and was concerned about passing the mathematics portion of the MCAS that following spring. It was a serindipidous moment. I saw a spark in this young woman and knew she would be successful. We met weekly for 7 months, and she not only passed the MCAS, but got As and Bs in her math class. I continue to meet monthly with this remarkable young woman, who has faced many personal hardships. Being her mentor has enriched my life in many ways.
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