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Kaitlyn

Woodstock, CT
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Volunteer for the Salvation Army, Relay for Life and donate blood to the Red Cross.
Why are you participating?: 

I like what this project stands for and I am so happy to be a part of it.

Erica

Brick, NJ
United States
Makeup Artist
Italian
Catholic
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I saw my old resident crying at Relay for Life over the loss of her dad, so I walked over and gave her a shoulder to lean on.
Why are you participating?: 

Because I think society needs to hear more about good deeds.

Megan

Green-eyed
Catholic
Education Major
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Community service has always been an important part of my life. I have been involved in various community service efforts through my elementary school, high school, and church. I am currently a member of the Quinnipiac club Community Service Ambassadors in which we strive to serve both our local and national community through fundraisers and events to raise awareness of community service opportunities.
Why are you participating?: 

I am participating in this inspiring project to encourage everyone to see the good in the world, not only in the positive times, but more importantly in times of chaos, tragedy, and struggle. I choose to believe in the good in people and in the world, and I hope everyone else will too!

Stephanie

Sherburne , NY
Estados Unidos
Twin
Catholic
Bookworm
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I teach children how to swim in the summer. I'm lifeguard, CPR, and AED certified. Some children are terrified of the water and it's up to me to prove to them that there is nothing to fear. It feels so good to be able to help someone overcome their fear and to learn a powerful skill that is often over looked. By the end of the summer most children are able to jump in the deep end and enjoy their time in the water when just three months earlier they were so afraid of it. I believe that everyone should learn how to swim because that would save a lot of lives each year.
Why are you participating?: 

Anyone can do good things, even if it's smiling to someone on the street or holding the door open for someone walking behind you. These small things have a profound impact on the lives of others and people often overlook them.

Megan

Worcester, MA
United States
Catholic
Volunteer
Overweight
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I try to send my friends a card or a text to let them know I am thinking of them, especially if I know they are feeling down. Sometimes the littlest things can turn someone's day around.
Why are you participating?: 

I think this is a wonderful project, really showing that "labels" do not make a person. Actions make a person.

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