Educator Stereotypes Redefined

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Sean

Franklin, MA

United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I threw a philanthropic event for the people that were affected by the earthquake in Haiti. We raised $700 in cash, baby supplies, feminine products and various medical supplies

Miko

Franklin, MA

United States

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Big Brothers/Big Sisters Volunteer

Alex

Hartford, CT

United States

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I've raised over $1,000 to the Jimmy Fund Foundation with the help of my friends

Todd

Franklin, MA

United States

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I regularly help college students that don't have a place

Why are you participating?:

Because it is important

Shannon

Franklin, MA

United States

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I've worked with a local food pantry

Brittany

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Organized 3 book drives to give kindergarten children their first book

Stephanie

Leominster, MA

United States

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On my birthday, I went to Boston with a few bouquets of flowers that I passed out to strangers on the street, wishing them a lovely day.

Karen

Auburn, MA

Estados Unidos

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Rescued a sick, old, dog from an abandoned house. Ozzy is a part of the family now!

Why are you participating?:

Goodness is such an important aspect of humanity. There are many, many good people in the world, doing good things but various media outlets will have us thinking it is a bad world. Spreading the joy, the goodness, the positive, and the humanism, is vital!

Michael

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Mentor to younger colleagues.

Robert

Worcester, MA

Estados Unidos

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Organ Donor

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