Carter
Worcester, MA
United States
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Helped my cousin feel good after surgery
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Riley
Worcester, MA
United States
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Always helping mom around the house
Tricia
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I am Generation X and lived to tell
Spirit Moon Water
Providence, RI
Estados Unidos
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One time after coming back from the dentist, one day me and my mom was walking to our car and we seen an elderly woman who was struggling to walk and we later found out that she has to go to the other side of town, so we gave her a ride. Also we stopped to get her something to eat. She also didn't speak English so we had to get someone to translate and she lived near us so we had gone in the way we go home every day.
Falling Feather
Providence, RI
United States
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Pick up trash.
Smiling Wolf
Providence, RI
Estados Unidos
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I'm in a school group that goes to elementary and read books and teach fundamental mathematics and play educational games.
Meghan
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I brought my grandparents two bottles of water today so they can stay hydrated on a hot day!
Techie
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Helped a mom with a kid with two pallets of furniture at IKEA parking lot load in the entire order. She was grateful and appreciative of the support as she had no idea how she was going to make this happen.
Why are you participating?:
Just because you are part of a specific culture or religion doesn't mean you will be understood, supported, or accepted by them.
Larry
Wallace, NC
United States
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Tried to save a dying goose.
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Love everyone.
B
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I took my little brother out for ice cream.
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