Amy
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Raising consciousness
Motorcyclist Stereotypes Redefined
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Bil
Worcester, MA
United StatesI go food shopping for a couple of older family friends every week so that they don’t have to leave their house during the pandemic.
I hope that we all get through this together.
Damien
Uxbridge, MA
United States
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Working as a teacher and connecting with students.
Skyler
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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Took a friend out to dinner after she worked double shifts Monday - Thursday and paid for both our meals.
Dave
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Helping others!
Fernando
Dublin, CA
Estados Unidos
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I love helping homeless people. I always give money or food. I learned this from my dad.
Why are you participating?:
In support of our school. :)
Christina
Rutland, MA
United States
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I always try to do something for someone else each day. Whether it is bringing someone's shopping cart back for them, smiling at a stranger, or paying for someone's coffee in line behind me. Paying it forward brings me joy and hopefully I can brighten someone else's day.
Brian
Manlo Park, CA
United States
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I volunteer teaching 7th and 8th grade students the art of blacksmithing to give them the joy and experience of shaping metal with their hands.
Ken
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I support multiple charitable efforts with both my time and my money. Stand up to Bullies, and I stand up for difference.
Why are you participating?:
Because I can't stand Bullies, Welcome difference and Diversity, and I am not Evil.
Quontay
Boston, MA
United States
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Help people when they are in need, money, food, a place to crash, any way I can help I do.
Why are you participating?:
I want people to start breaking down stereotypes and assumptions.
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