Yvonne
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Saved a squirrel from my dog, Emma, when I was a teenager.
Why are you participating?:
Been bullied and taken advantage of most of my life. Have fought back many times.
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Henry
Weston, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Just being myself and letting others be themselves.
Maddy
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I try to always be the best friend that I can be to everyone... and smile as much as possible.
Kimberly
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I volunteer at my local animal shelter, socializing the cats so they can be adopted.
Julia
Blackstone, MA
United States
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I teach younger children to dance in my free time. I take time to help them learn and grow in their dancing careers and have a lot of fun doing it.
Paul
Westborough, MA
United States
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I donate to multiple wildlife and environmental preservation causes
Sandie
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I returned someone's wallet to them at the supermarket.
Courtney
Southbridge, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I ran a Twitter page in High school where I would anonymously tweet out to students at the school. In these tweets, I would send them daily pick me ups and compliments to help spread the positivity in my school and help to put a stop to bullying that had been going on.
Why are you participating?:
I am participating to show the world that our labels do not define us! It is who we were inside that matters the most. Labels can hold a lot of weight over people but at the end of the day, our stereotypes do not define us. Our actions define us.
Camden
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
1. I gave a drifter a ride, where it was illegal to be poor/hitchhike.
2. I volunteer...Please consider volunteering at: the Institute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, First Parish of Fitchburg-Unitarian Universalist.
3. My Mother's Day gifts are especially sweet.
Brenden
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Shared by buying ICEE from Cumberland Farms.
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