Gisi
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I've helped translate for people of the Latino community when they don't speak English, so they are able to understand a process, a form, or any questions they might be getting from others.
Wife Stereotypes Redefined
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Ashley
Worcester, MA
United States
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Trying to live each day with a kind heart and open mind.
Sasha
Worcester, MA
United States
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I teach and volunteer
Nicole
Ocala, FL
United States
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I volunteered to be a secret sister during my husbands deployment. Along with little gifts I like to send a card with a handwritten encouragement note and an inspirational quote.
Why are you participating?:
I have been "labeled" more times than I can possibly count. From family to people on the street-they see me as a degenerate due to my tattoos. They call me "lazy" because I work from home pursing my dreams of writing a novel. I am more than what they name me.
Bo
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I try to do good for my family.
Abigail
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Each week I make it a point to reach out to a friend or family member to check in, say hi, and see if I support them in any way. I was surprised how much of an impact it made the first few times I did this, and now it's part of my routine and makes me feel good too.
Why are you participating?:
Everyone deserves to be treated with love and respect.
Patricia
Worcester, MA
United States
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*Organized an event for middle school girls where they were encouraged and inspired to choose a career in Science.
* Sponsoring a child in Zambia.
Why are you participating?:
To support diversity.
Kimberley
Oakham, MA
United States
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Volunteer at UMass cuddling babies in the NICU
Why are you participating?:
It's fun!
Donna
Clinton, MA
United States
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I have been a volunteer for 17+ years for the Town of Clinton's Olde Home Day. An annual event that brings the community together, both young and old. Clinton’s Olde Home Day was started in 2000, following the town’s 150th anniversary.
Why are you participating?:
To show how much good there is in the world today.
Lynn
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Adopted a rescue dog, run for causes and non-profits.
Why are you participating?:
Because you came to campus - thank you!
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