Quincy , MA
United States
I have learned the value of knowing the English language through volunteering at a nonprofit organization teaching non-English speaking immigrants the language. I've learned that judging immigrants based on the fact that they don't know English doesn't mean they are uneducated. Many of the people I have worked with our professionals in their country and are the bravest and strongest people I have ever met!
Visiting dying patients regularly
Hong Kong SAR China
I once saw a young man with headphones on about to cross the street without seeing who was coming. I ran and pulled him back as a bus ran by him within two feet
Worcester, MA
United States
I gave my television, washer, and other associated furniture to my brother-in-law when he moved.
I support the idea of opposing evil. Doing good is also nice.
Randolph, VT
United States
Delivered hot meals to the elderly on Thanksgiving day who didn't have family or couldn't be with them.
This world needs more kind-hearted citizens who set good examples everyday.
I volunteered to get trained and do people's taxes who can't afford to pay to get them done through my accounting society program VITA.
To support my friend Erin who worked so hard and put on this program through Residential Life.
