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Youngest Child Stereotypes Redefined

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Pat

Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Every day I try to do a good deed, whether it's holding a door for a friend, or smiling at a stranger. For me, I feel like it is the small things that really matter. You never know when someone is having a bad day, and your simple action can turn everything around. Why stop at the little things though? I'm a huge believer in Community Service. My most recent project was to volunteer at a local elementary school. Just showing up, giving those kids something to laugh about, and being a presence, can make a big impact down the road.
Why are you participating?: 

I'm participating in the No Evil Project because I want to show that I believe in the good all around us. For me it is an honor to be part of this collection, as each person with me truly believes as I do, that it is the good things in life that we must focus on. Why focus on the negative?

Jasmeen

Worcester, MA
United States
Short
Queer
Youngest Child
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
Every year I volunteer at The Walk for the Homeless. Rain or shine, I am there. Directing walkers, posting signs or helping pass out food. We raised thousands of dollars a year for the cause.
Why are you participating?: 

I have always liked to help the less fortunate, it feels really good to be part of something that makes a difference in someone's life.

Connor

Charlton, MA
United States
Youngest Child
Skinny
Dog Lover
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I help my mom clean up the house, and I take my dog out for walks. I also get the mail for my mom and our next door neighbors.
Why are you participating?: 

It's something positive...and we need more things like this in the world. There is too much negativity lately!

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