Geek | The No Evil Project

Lital

Geek

Music Lover

Christian

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I am a shoulder to cry on.

Kevin

Geek

Tall

Old

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I have been a volunteer referee for the town youth basketball league for over 15 years, and continue even though I have not had kids in the program for the past 8 years.

Yael

Engineering Major

Geek

Jewish

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Finding joy in the little things

Lorena

Worcester, MA

United States

Young Adult

Geek

Left Brained

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I stand up for older people when I take public transportation.

Why are you participating?:

I like the positive energy of this project.

Megan

Bookworm

Programmer

Geek

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I volunteer to help run programs at my local library and I help my High School's robotics team

Andrea

Natick, MA

United States

Visually Impaired

Bookworm

Geek

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I regularly volunteered at the library in Jr. High and into college

Alex

United States

Overweight

Geek

Artist

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I always try to be there for my friends, family, and even others who I don't know as well, as much as I can. I will always listen to them and comfort them when they need it, and even when they don't. :)

Why are you participating?:

This is such a unique project, and it's brilliant! I love it!

Geoffrey

Meat Eater

Geek

Kid

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I pulled a kid out of a frozen pond in Elm Park. Here's the story. I was walking around the ponds at Elm Park in the middle of Winter. It was a cold Winter but the weather had been warmer than normal over the last few days. The ponds had frozen over previously and two kids were running around on the ice. I was walking by the larger pond when one of the kids broke through the ice and went into the water. I slid out onto the ice, laid down and tried to pull him out. Sadly, I didn't brace properly and I went into the water as well. The pond was only a few feet deep so I stood up, picked the kid up and put him on the ice. He ran back to shore and stood by his friend. I had to break my way through the ice to get back to shore. The kid seemed fine and lived a few blocks from the park so he ran home.

Why are you participating?:

Because it's fun.