Gloria
Saint Paul, MN
United StatesI've continued to be a blood donor throughout the pandemic realizing the there is still the need for blood and that there are others that aren't able or don't feel safe giving during this time.
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Pat
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I am a secret agent for love, joy, and empowering children and families in any way that I can. I am a way-shower and cheerleader, teacher and advocate, coach and mentor, educator and perpetual student of life. I am Aunt Boo, sister, daughter, friend, teacher, actress, writer, thinker, and dreamer. After fifty-plus years of dieting and shame, I no longer diet and live in shame or fear. With more wakeups behind me than ahead, I choose to do my best to live a life focused on what truly matters. No Evil - Live On!
Why are you participating?:
I think this is a WONDERFUL project celebrating our diversity and oneness and busting stereotypes!!!
No Evil backwards is Live On!
Cormac
Northborough, MA
United States
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I work for a school for kids with autism. I teach others how to teach the kids who are hard to teach.
Damien
Uxbridge, MA
United States
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Working as a teacher and connecting with students.
Paschal
Jamaica Plain, MA
United States
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Volunteered at Pine Street Inn.
Why are you participating?:
We have to embrace all cultures and be open.
Michaela
Fair Haven, NJ
United States
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Volunteered for Horizons National for three summers.
Laura
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Raised money for cancer research.
Jeanne
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Teaching a peer how to sew.
Burt
Winchendon, MA
United States
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Giving back to my hometown's sports programs.
Rene
Hampstead, NH
Estados Unidos
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I work in human services and I am in a military family.
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