Caitlyn
Templeton, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I have become sober not only for me but so I can stop hurting the people I love
BDSM Stereotypes Redefined
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Sumaiyyah
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Helped my elderly neighbor with her garden.
Charles
Worcester, MA
United States
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Every week I walk through the neighborhood and pick up one 55 gallon trash bag full of litter. I also help struggling drug addicts to recover from their addiction.
Why are you participating?:
So often the stigma of drug addicts puts them in fear to seek recovery. In letting these people know I believe in them when they don't believe in themselves help them to achieve their goals and live the lives they always dreamed of.
Heather
Bellingham, MA
United States
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I have two boys on the spectrum and we actively work to participate in research and also break the perception of what that means.
Dakota
Douglas, MA
United States
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As a young boy years ago my neighbors used to have litters of cats and puppies. I used to go over to their house everyday and help the litters grow. Everyday for a year I would play with them, feed them, potty train them, and protect them while they sleep. Now they are living in a loving environment in which they deserve.
Michaela
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Telling strangers they are beautiful!
Shannon
Newark, CA
United States
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When I go my tax return this year, I went online to GoFundMe.com and donated to a couple of causes because I was now able to.
Why are you participating?:
I really admire the idea behind this project, and hope it opens up a conversation on difference.
Ad
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Even while being generally introverted, I always try my best to say hi to everyone with open ears.
Amber
San Jose, CA
United States
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One time I comforted a stressed-out waitress. It was Christmas, and she was being yelled at over something she couldn't control by a very rude family. She looked like she was about to cry so I called her over to me and told her she didn't deserve such harsh treatment. I gave her a hug and tipped her for her time and effort to work on a holiday.
Ashley
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
accept people as they are. make art to make people happy!
Why are you participating?:
To show people that you cant judge a book by its cover.
