Oldest Child Stereotypes Redefined

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Ann

Inver Grove Heights, MN

United States

Baby-boomer

Oldest Child

Traveler

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Volunteered as a Boy Scout leader and trainer for 15 years.

Why are you participating?:

Great project

Marisa

Worcester , MA

Estados Unidos

Mother

Puerto Rican

Oldest Child

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I’m a flight attendant and I like to make the mom of young children feel special when she’s on my flight. Flying with young children is SO hard and many people give you a hard time or even worse they don’t see you as a person. Just an inconvenience. I like to acknowledge them in some small way. Maybe it’s just a smile and a kind word. Maybe a mimosa to celebrate Mother’s Day.

Christina

Fashionista

Sister

Oldest Child

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I volunteer at soup kitchens.

Niko

Baseball Player

Sober

Oldest Child

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I help inner-city high school athletes get to college through sports

Why are you participating?:

Seems like a good cause.

Colby

Brookline, MA

Estados Unidos

Aries

Communications Major

Oldest Child

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I take care of my roommate's dog.

Ignacio

Oldest Child

Male

Agnostic

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I volunteer at a campus ministry.

Louise

Townsend, MA

Estados Unidos

Quilter

Oldest Child

Methodist

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I try to be friendly to all. I complement people when I notice something special about them whether in a store or on the street. I do make people smile frequently. I try to let people vent to me knowing I will not repeat what I see or hear or what they say. I volunteer my time in several ways.