Jenn
Sturbridge, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I believe in the dignity of everyone, and act on it.
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Catherine
San Jose, CA
United States
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Working on Pack-A-Back, a summer self sufficiency program that donates over 2,000 backpacks for underprivileged children k-12. The program ensures that they go to school ready to learn and succeed.
Scott
Whitinsville, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Support the charities I believe in and try to live by the rule; Treat others the way you would want to be treated yourself...
Why are you participating?:
Too many people are judged or judge others by their cover. Cancer, Gray, Blue, Divorced, Young, Old we all travel the same road
CJ
Worcester, MA
United States
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I am writing a children's' book for the sited and blind about Worcester's first and famous to enrich their knowledge of this wonderful city's history.
Why are you participating?:
I am participating because I want life to be a daring adventure.
James
Holden, MA
United States
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I make people smile...often.
Why are you participating?:
I believe that people are inherently good. This project is indicative of that belief.
Victoria
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I volunteered this past summer as a camp counselor at the Circle of Tapawingo. The program is a free one-week overnight camp for bereaved girls between the ages of eight and 16. The campers arrive sharing the common bond of loss and they leave with feelings similar to these expressed by a camper in a thank-you note to her counselors:
"My father died four years ago. He always used to give me presents and I miss that. I wish I could tell him that the best present I've received since he died was my week at Circle of Tapawingo."
Caitlin
Worcester, MA
United States
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While studying abroad I was fortunate enough to teach children a shanty-town, the children who needed it the most. It was amazing to teach these children with the minimal resources that we had, and seeing how appreciative they were. They are the children who need to be given the building blocks to make the most out of their future, and I was able to help teach these children. It was the greatest deed that I have been able to do to this date.
Why are you participating?:
Labels are not worth having, it makes people feel trapped in a box when everyone should be given the courage to break out of the mold and bend the lines to be whatever it is that they want to be.
Crystal
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Saved a morning dove from who couldn't fly because of an injury and took her to the Tufts Veterinarian School. She eventually flew again!
Heather
Nahant, MA
Estados Unidos
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I pick up trash when I am out for walks.
Why are you participating?:
I have always been labeled as "something" by people who don't understand what an artist is or what one looks like. I am also heavily tattooed. I have been called a convict and a freak by total strangers.
Cynthia
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I believe in the local art scene and help host free art events for the public through ARTSWorcester and PechaKucha Night
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