Here is a collection of 6133 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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Sutton, MA
United States
I don't eat animals. I am a really good hugger. I love volunteering and helping others. I am not evil!
Spontaneously happened upon it, and it looked like an engaging project.
Worcester, MA
United States
I walk 43 miles every year in Monte’s March to help draw attention to and end hunger.
Millville, MA
United States
I volunteer with Laundry Love, a program that seeks to bring economic relief by helping with the cost of laundry so that scarce funds can be used for food, gas, school supplies, etc.
Millville, MA
United States
I volunteer at the food pantry and try my hardest to smile at and be nice to everyone.
Worcester, MA
United States
I love helping with animals
I want everyone to know im more than just a transgender teen.
Worcester , MA
United States
Im always there for everyone
Wanted to show my transgender son no matter what life throws you always be proud of who you are
Bloomington, MN
United States
I helped my granddaughters make sweet treats for their lemonade stand with the profits going to their local children's hospital.
I love the idea of this project and admire the passion of the creator of this project.
Roseville, MN
United States
In retirement I am an amazing volunteer for children's gardening. I teach about organic gardening, healthy eating and returning resources to the earth not landfill. My commitments include finding free, clean soil and compost, plants and seeds, plant supports and natural insect/disease solutions. Next week the children, staff and I will feast on our early corn as well as a salad from our garden. My favorite garden this year is an American Indian Montessori site.
Firstly, I am participating out of my respect for Troy Thompson and his creation of this amazing project.
Mendota Heights, MN
United States
After speaking with hungry people while traveling, I returned to the United States and started volunteering in local food shelves. A mentor encouraged me to start Harvest Pack. Since 2012 we have packaged million of meals and donated them locally and internationally. We provide an opportunity for schools, religious organizations and businesses to volunteer and package nutritious meals.
People need to be the change they want to see in the world. Many good deeds will go undone unless you do them. I see a lot of good in making people aware of the good they posses. The No Evil Project exemplifies the direction people should be moving in the world.
Mendota Heights, MN
United States
Being kind takes more energy than not, but it is so nice to see people respond in kindness, it is infectious.
Everyone needs to be responsible and accountable to what we say and do.
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