Christopher
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Buying my girlfriend coffee.
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Helen
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I really like doing stuff.
William
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Get out trash.
Martine
Leominster, MA
United States
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I like to volunteer at the Salvation Army and Ginny's Helping Hand.
Jenn
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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Picking up trash.
Kathy
Leominster, MA
United States
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Help a friend with purchasing a soda.
Allison
Ashby, MA
United States
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Donating food to my children's school for their Backpack Program. This was a great opportunity for my children and I to work together to collect food and donate it to a good cause that directly impacts children they know. I want them to learn the importance of giving back.
Kitty
Leominster, MA
United States
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Everywhere I go I smile. Trying to spread joy.
Ryan
Fitchburg, MA
Estados Unidos
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Every year I try to volunteer for at least two organizations in my community to help make a difference any way I can. Two of my favorite ones are Toys 4 Tots, and the Red Cross. Being able to raise money for those in need and / or having toys to hand out on Christmas is amazing.
Amit
Hubbardston, MA
United States
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Charity starts at home. We tend to forget how much our wives do for us, and sacrifices they make as a woman. Started by making my wife breakfast in bed. One small good deed goes a long way. On a busy traffic day, if someone is struggling to merge into traffic, I either create a little space or let the person go. I believe in karma, what goes around comes around. The guy I help will help someone else, and one day someone will be generous enough to let me through. Respect and help elders. Talk to them. They have enough stories and experiences to tell but some times no one to talk to.
Why are you participating?:
Because even if one person is better today thinking about things I said, I made a whole lot of difference in this world.
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