Ned
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I once saved a colleague from choking on her salad.
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Olivia
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I help coordinate and create portraits for children around the world who are neglected, orphaned or disadvantaged for the Memory Project. With these portraits brings joy to all the children and happiness so they can treasure a piece of their childhood forever. Everyone is welcomed to join in on creating these portraits and to experience how much it means to them!
Kasey
Worcester, MA
United States
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I volunteered to help at stArt on the Street!
Why are you participating?:
I believe there is good in everyone.
Emily
Beverly Hills, CA
United States
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I volunteer at Cedars Sinai Medical Hospital.
Ryan
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I've done Midnight Run, an event where we go into NYC and feed the homeless
Renee
RI
United States
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At time when I drive in the summer with the with the windows down, I wave to people while driving to make them smile. It usually works
Alexandria
Sherborn, MA
United States
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I help people who doesn't have food and housing
Corey
Goffstown, NH
United States
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When I was a little kid with my dad in a flower shop, I gave a flower to an elderly woman to make her smile
Brittany
Franklin, MA
United States
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Everyday I try to make one person smile or laugh
Amanda
Boston, MA
United States
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I've volunteered at an old group home to spend time with people
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