Kiera
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Took in two foster children one of which was disabled.
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Lisa
Salem, MA
United StatesRan for and served in office; help others do the same; working to dismantle the oppressive systems around us - one day at a time.
Karen
Berlin, MA
United StatesOrganized a social-distancing sidewalk chalk art festival for my co-housing neighbors of all ages.
As a member of a co-housing community, I've been fortunate to have beautiful land to enjoy, spaces for gardening and play, fresh eggs from chickens, etc. while sheltering in place, and I walk our outside labyrinth every day. Things I've been doing while sheltering-in-place include:...more...
Hilary
Salem, MA
United StatesI have been using my stimulus check to donate to organizations helping people of color and immigrants.
Althea
Worcester, MA
United States
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I am an active, ardent environmental activist.
Why are you participating?:
Because I want to promote tolerance -- difference is not bad.
Jessica Ann
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Helped raise money to stop cancer
Malu
Auburn, MA
United States
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I took care of a loved one going through cancer and later in the year I accepted to work for a nonprofit helping people.
Why are you participating?:
It looks interesting.
Phylicia
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I breathe positivity to everyone
Why are you participating?:
To help the cause
Liv
Carver, MA
United States
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Volunteering for Carver Cares - a community based organization to educate and provide services for people with addiction.
Why are you participating?:
Some labels worry me - others make me proud to belong. The current political climate makes all negative labels (or some that people consider negative) especially damaging and hurtful.
Barbara
Monson, MA
United States
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I provide new clothing and school supplies for my students in need.
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