Beach Bum Stereotypes Redefined

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Lissette

Wakefield, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I adopted a kitty so small we fed him with a tiny bottle. His mom had died and left him an orphan- his name is Chewbacca.

Why are you participating?:

I love all nationalities, races, beliefs, and ideologies. As long as you are a decent person you can be my friend! All colors welcome with me! In this day and age we should ALL strive for this, there is too much hate and racism lately.

Sarah

Webster, MA

United States

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I remove radiation tattoos for free, volunteer at animal shelters and do home care.

Ryan

Andover, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Volunteering at SPUD for Holy Cross once a week as a tutor at the Nativity School in Worcester.

Nicole

Blackstone, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Inspire student leaders.

Alesia

Ashburnham, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Making people smile over flowers.

Magdalis

Fitchburg, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I always make others smile when they are upset.

Vicki

Southbridge, MA

United States

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A mother's good deeds never ends...

Della

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I try to be a positive person every day. Teach kindness and beautify the world around you.

Amber

MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Small acts of kindness to perfect strangers: hold a door, a simple hello, pay it forward, etc...

Why are you participating?:

It seemed like cool new perspective on a concept you'd think was rather dated.

Brittany

North Port, FL

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I approach everyone with a open heart and a smile to pass on.

Why are you participating?:

The only time you should look down on anyone is when you're helping them to stand. I believe this organization helps everyone realize there is more to share with the person next to you rather than classify, compare, and divide.

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