Pierced Stereotypes Redefined

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Kristi

Worcester, MA

United States

Horror Fan

Pierced

Sober

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I am a MaMa to 6 BoYs, whom range from 19 years old to 4 years old. They are my everything!! Everyday I wake up for them and work to support them and make their lives as best as possible!! #PIENAK

Ashley

Clinton, MA

United States

Lesbian

Fat

Pierced

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

When my friend's ride to his top surgery bailed on him last minute, I took the day off to drive him to Boston and back to Greenfield after.

Jennifer

Worcester, MA

United States

Pierced

Atheist

PTA Member

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I help animals whenever I can, and I try to remind myself that we're all just animals in need of help sometimes.

Why are you participating?:

It's really hard to point out good things we do, and I think this project helps us see the good in ourselves as well as in others.

Michelle

Vegetarian

Bisexual

Pierced

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

For my Girl Scout Silver Award project in high school, I made toys and blankets to donate to my local humane society.

Lynn

Mendon, MA

United States

Pierced

High School Graduate

Letter Carrier

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

Helping a new coworker get organized and understand their job better.

Why are you participating?:

It's an easy project to participate in to spread equality within a large group. Everyone has a different story, lets embrace that. And helping an artist create a masterpiece is always fun!

Jasmine

Boston, MA

United States

Pierced

Left-handed

Yankees Fan

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I've donated blood to the American Red Cross

Why are you participating?:

I feel like it is a good cause

Darlene

Thompson, CT

United States

Pierced

Only Child

Loner

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I like to go in pharmacy waiting lines behind elderly people, drop a five or ten or twenty if I can by their side then pat them on the arm and tell them it fell from their coat, pocketbook, whatever. Living on fixed incomes for them is so hard. I know, my grandmother had to.

Why are you participating?:

It is too easy to dismiss good people or good people who commit acts of kindness because of their appearance, their education level, amount of money they make or lack of interest in social scenes. Everyone is capable of goodness, even the one's that don't "look" like it.