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Dan

North Oxford, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
To faithfully visit and engage with my elderly relatives as they become increasingly homebound or in long-term care facilities. The visits would also include members of our extended family and that has made an impact on me growing up. Frequently I would include my family to allow them to see the special woman I married, Audrey, and the two wonderful girls we are blessed to have.

Phoebe

Worcester, MA
United States
Traveler
Architect
Foodie
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I empower youth to reach above and beyond what is in front of them and I love them back to life!
Why are you participating?: 

The message that this project sends forth is phenomenal!

Diane

West Brookfield, MA
United States
Mother
Nature Lover
Foodie
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Being kind to everyone that I come in contact with.
Why are you participating?: 

To participate in a fun positive project in this crazy world!

Liz

Worcester, MA
United States
Sister
Foodie
Italian
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I'm a friend. Nothing flashy, nothing fancy; just a loyal, caring and smiling face to my friends whether they are having good times or bad.
Why are you participating?: 

To show that not all Gingers steal souls :)

Nadia

Worcester, MA
United States
Humanitarian
Animal Lover
Foodie
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Volunteer for an Animal Shelter, I stand against animal abuse. Always help in food/clothes/book drives. I will help at any chance I get. Smile at everybody, it makes a difference.
Why are you participating?: 

In the world we live in now, any good deed is necessary. Human kindness goes a long way. ALWAYS BE KIND.

Sarah-Eve

Blue-eyed
Canadian
Foodie
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
My friends and I bought individual pizzas and handed them out to homeless individuals on the streets of Montreal.
Why are you participating?: 

We tend to focus in the negative things we've done, or the unfortunate things that have happened. It's time to focus on the positives!

Sara

Worcester, MA
United States
Only Child
Irish
Foodie
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I serve on the board of directors for the Worcester Youth Orchestras, a non-profit organization that offers orchestral musical training and experience for aspiring young students. Under the direction of a professional artistic director and conductor, the students are able to work with professional musicians, attend workshops and masterclasses, and are exposed to the experience of performing at venues such as the Tsai Performing Arts Center at Boston University, the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport, MA, and Mechanics Hall in Worcester. Watching the students grow and develop over a season or multiple seasons is fantastic, but knowing that the time I spend helping the organization directly benefits these young musicians is beyond rewarding.
Why are you participating?: 

The effect negative labels have on people, especially children, can be devastating.

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