Here is a collection of 6132 people who have participated in the project so far. Explore and see the variety of people doing good deeds in their communities. You can also see all the labels, groups of people, photographers, and a world map of where everyone is from!
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Acton, MA
United States
Rescued animals (snakes, birds, and other wild animals) from urban areas.
Every life is important and should get a chance to live. Due to urban development, humans are encroaching on places where these wild animals were living and instead of killing them, rescuing, and relocating gives them a second chance.
Seattle, WA
United States
A young person in front of me in line at a store was a couple dollars short of her total and was trying to figure out what to put back. I told her to put it all in her bag because she was taking home everything she wanted. I paid the difference and left a tip for the server from her.
I believe that treating people with kindness and respect goes a long way. If we take little moments to show our humanity, and lead by example, the world will be a better place for all.
Seattle, WA
United States
Helping to prepare a care package / baby shower gifts for a soon-to-be-mother just coming out of homelessness
Danvers, MA
United States
Paying it forward EVERY chance I can.
Acton, MA
United States
Volunteer for nonprofit delivering diapers and feminine products to shelters.
Local philanthropic organization leader
Cool project, that destigmatizes peoples natural self.
Welcomed a friend that became homeless into my home until he rebuilt his life.
I created a youth lead organisation back in my country in order to be able to give back to my community and help. Having a better world by promoting and implimenting the sustainable developmental goals.
Seattle, WA
United States
I'm a trash panda! If your recycling needs sorting, I'm your girl!
Kenosha, WI
United States
I am often approached by strangers for help while out in public, and I always stop to talk with them and help lend an ear or a hand anytime I can!
I love learning about the person behind the labels and how this project explores the labels we give ourselves and others.
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