Kim
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I picked up a moms keys in target after her baby dropped on the floor, after she walked away.
Vegan Stereotypes Redefined
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Acadia
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Came out alive, and hopefully helped others along the way to live, not just survive.
Why are you participating?:
I try to do anything I can to help others, regardless of if it actually makes a difference.
Mia
Rutland, MA
United States
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I donate blood every 6 months to American Red Cross Association and have been doing so since I turned 16. Because of my O Positive blood it's extremely valuable to hospitals and patients around the country!
Why are you participating?:
Some labels are acknowledged in a positive way, some in a negative way. Such as being an art lover is acknowledged in a positive way. But whilst being vegan and introverted is shown in society as not normal, or weird. Which is extremely twisted.
Brie
Worcester, MA
United States
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I volunteer at an animal shelter.
Tracy
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I adopt senior pets, because older kitties need homes too!
Robert
Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
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I don't eat animals or anything that comes from them, which is one small way of reducing suffering in the world. Being vegan is one of the most happy-making things I've done in my life.
Emma
Worcester, MA
United States
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I've raised eight hundred dollars for the homeless and children with cancer.
Marc
Worcester, MA
United States
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I bring musical entertainment to anyone who is willing to listen.
George
Worcester, MA
Estados Unidos
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I have certified several vernal pools, which grants them a small amount of state protection.
Kaitlyn
Worcester, MA
United States
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Tutoring in the Worcester Public Schools
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