Suri
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I donated unused books to orphans.
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Here is a collection of 5943 people who have participated in the project so far. Explore and see the variety of people doing good deeds in their communities. You can also see all the labels, groups of people, photographers, and a world map of where everyone is from!
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Sara
Barnet, VT
United States
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Helped someone have a good death
Why are you participating?:
I believe we are all born with basic goodness.
Betsy
Amherst , MA
Estados Unidos
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I moved tiny salamanders off the road
Why are you participating?:
Inspired by the scope of the
project.
Chris
Newtonville, MA
United States
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When I do something good, I don't announce it to the world
Why are you participating?:
Because it's good to participate
Sofia
Worcester, MA
United States
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I walked to fight Multiple sclerosis a disease many people are fighting including my friends mother.
Why are you participating?:
My friend had explained to me what it was and then we signed up to do it at stART on The Street in Worcester because we both liked the idea.
Sarah
Worcester, MA
United States
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I always carry protein bars to hand out to anyone in need. Last week, I gave one to a homeless man who yelled to his friend across the street and tossed him half the bar. Made me smile :)
Why are you participating?:
The best way to decrease intolerance is to educate and create awareness. I think this is a great cause, and an excellent way to help people see beyond one's immediate appearance.
Amanda
MA
United States
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I adopted the miserable cat that my mother abandoned.
Why are you participating?:
To support this fabulous project.
Bodhi
MA
United States
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I volunteer with my Dad to help veterans. I collect food for the needy. I stand up for others in the face of bullies. I accept that we are all different, and look to see how those differences mesh together to make a better, stronger group.
Why are you participating?:
I am more than a kid.
I am more than a bookworm, or sports obsessed boy.
I am a leader in the making. I am strong of mind, of will and of spirit. I have Korean blood in me, but also Acadian - so I am by nature a survivor.
I will make a positive impact on this world.
Lawrence
MA
United States
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Cub Scout Leader - teaching honor, respect and integrity to inner city kids. Instilling an appreciation for patriotism, our flag and what it stands for to young boys. Urging them to honor our veterans, and never be afraid to say thank you to them for their service.
Culinary and nutrition volunteer - teaching kids and their families about food, nutrition and good eating.
TRY EVERYTHING TWICE, BECAUSE CHANCES ARE THAT FIRST PERSON WHO MADE IT SCREWED IT UP!
Take an elderly person out to eat - what you learn from them far outweighs the cost of lunch.
To know yourself is to know your family's history. Learn where you came from, and what they endured before deciding what you are entitled to.
Why are you participating?:
I am part of the majority - Caucasian, middle class, Christian and stereotyped. I am conservative by nature and offended at those who take advantage of the systems. I respect the office of the president regardless of who that person is, or what political rhetoric they sow.
Beth
Sutton, MA
United States
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I am a social care manager- helping people to remove social determinants in their lives.
Why are you participating?:
Eckhart Tolle and I share the same views on labels. We shouldn't use them.
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