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Lauren

Woodstock, CT

United States

Athlete

Bookworm

Short

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

When I was in high school I was part of an International Relations class. Together with my class, I helped raise money to buy a buffalo to feed families in a poor village in Africa, adopt two baby elephants to save them from immediate death by poachers, provide economic relief to those affected by the earthquake in Haiti and much more. I am very passionate about International Relations and was very happy to be a part of the class and make a difference in the lives of others!

Breanna

Short

Basketball Player

Concert Goer

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I volunteered up to about a year at a Nursing Home and still do whenever I go back home.

Shannon

Hamden, CT

United States

Beach Bum

Sorority Member

Short

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Being a good friend to all:).

Nancy

Millbury, MA

United States

Short

Animal Lover

Christian

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Volunteer in my children's schools and at church

Why are you participating?:

Because I've seen how much labels can hurt someone and how they get in the way of really getting to know and understand another person.

Vicki

Haitian American

Short

Cancer

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

A good deed that I have done was help my little sister with a big project she had to get done ! My sister knew that I would be a great help on making sure she gets a good grade on her project ! That's why she relied on me on helping her with the project

Fara

Short

Haitian American

Nerd

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Donated a dollar to a homeless man while he was sleeping.

Sam

Brooklyn, NY

United States

Italian

Female

Short

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Once I saw a homeless woman on the street with a baby, I instantly stopped and gave her 5 dollars, I would have gave her more if I had more in my wallet.

Why are you participating?:

Labels have made me feel insecure, sad, and less empowered in my life. I hope that degrading and hurtful labels will soon die out so that people can live together peacefully without constantly feeling judged.