Linda
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Collects oral histories of Worcester-area women
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Casey
Townsend, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
When these pictures were taken, I had recently shaved my head for a foundation called Saint Baldrick's, which raises money for children with cancer, and was raising money for a similar event at my high school. Now I am in college, and unfortunately and battling with my own depression so much, that I haven't had the chance to do something like this again.
But now is my chance. Its never to late to do something that you want to do. Whoever you are, and where ever you are in your own self, you can do it. We can do it. Even if you take a step backwards, you are still one step closer to your goal. Stay strong.
Michelle
MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I took a punch and turned the other cheek.
Why are you participating?:
Autistic kids are are just like every other child in that they want to be loved and accepted and need a little help from time to time. It doesn't matter if you're red blue or purple. You should be treated with respect.
Amanda
Worcester, MA
United States
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I introduced people to a project where kids read to therapy dogs because the dogs wouldn't judge them.
Why are you participating?:
I don't believe anyone should be judged by labels.
Frederick
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William
Woburn, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I build bridges to people who hold different beliefs than I. I listen respectfully and encourage everyone to start from where they are to make the world better.
Why are you participating?:
I believe in the project.
Kaely
Townsend, MA
United States
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I'm a friend to everyone I meet!
Cory
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
There's a biblical story about our names being changed when we lose our earthly life, and it'll be printed on a white stone, for only us to see. (Revelations 2:17) In my hands I see my new name, clear as day - "Joy Maker". Whether I'm tossing rubber rats with kids, doing magic tricks in liquor stores, or randomly asking a stranger if a prayer is needed for them- it's all the same result: bringing a sparkle to someone's soul, while paying attention to their true value. Everyone's journey is so different. This one is mine. On the late bloomin' end, it's taking quite a while to figure out how to be a channel in bringing those talents together, then actually applying them. My recipe thus far? One part joy, one part connection, one part openness, with a drizzling of goofball on top.
Why are you participating?:
I consider this project as a medium for people to reflect inside, to have courage to admit their own uniqueness, and to use those God-given qualities to lighten up a world that needs it.
Becky
Beacon, NY
United States
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My good deed is to be a good person each and every day. I try to understand each person's point of view and know that I don't know who they are or what they are experiencing so I need to be more compassionate to them.
I do what I can each day to help someone even it if is a small task. Any help is a good thing and I don't expect anything in return.
Why are you participating?:
I wanted to participate in this project because I was the victim of bullying when I was a kid. I wore bi-focals and braces for 10 years in school weighing about 75 pounds sopping wet. It was hard to deal with but somehow I learned to use sports as my outlet.
Louise
Townsend, MA
Estados Unidos
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I try to be friendly to all. I complement people when I notice something special about them whether in a store or on the street. I do make people smile frequently. I try to let people vent to me knowing I will not repeat what I see or hear or what they say. I volunteer my time in several ways.
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