Jess
Worcester, MA
United States
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Volunteer with marriage equality and AIDS research organizations
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Katie
Menlo Park, CA
Estados Unidos
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Work with a non-profit organization every summer to help bridge the learning gap between ESL students and non-ESL students
Dana
Leominster, MA
United States
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Both of my dogs are rescues, one from a shelter and the other from a bad home.
Why are you participating?:
Everyone should strive to not be evil!
Jo-Ann
Oxford, MA
United States
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Sitting with an adult with dementia.
Cristina
Smithtown, NY
United States
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I'm a big believer in everything happens for a reason. Happy people make me happy. I make it my goal everyday to put a smile on whoever is around me. The best medicine for any issue is just to have a laugh or even just put a smile on. I figure it can work for those around me, too. I try and get involved with as much as possible, especially with volunteering. I'll always love going to the animal shelter and walking all the dogs with my best friend. I love volunteering at events at my school as well.
Michael
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Dedicated my spring break with fellow students to rebuild the devastation in New Orleans from Hurricane Katrina, and turn houses into homes.
Beth
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I volunteered with nine other Nichols College members in New Orleans with the St. Bernard's Project re-building houses that were damaged by Hurricane Katrina.
Chris
Worcester, MA
United States
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I walked to support PKD.
Why are you participating?:
I hate evil.
Eliza
Bar Harbor, ME
United States
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I was an afterschool program volunteer in several local homeless shelters for 3 years.
Marilyn
Rutland, MA
United States
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I make time for each of my grandchildren and make them individually feel special and loved.
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