I work with the ASPCA and take in all of the farm birds with special needs (missing toes, chronic health issues, crooked beaks, etc.)
No one should ever judge someone based on their appearance.
Boston, MA
United States
I have raised over $40,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Massachusetts and Rhode Island by selling homemade necklaces made from black walnuts and melted crayons.
Worcester, MA
United States
I have helped rebuild houses with Appalachia Service Project for the past 7 summers.
It looked like an interesting project and the message struck a chord with me.
MA
United States
I volunteered for a couple years at a homeless shelter; cooking,cleaning and sleeping on a cot
Because I hope that showing the world our labels will help people to see we are all the same humanity
Fitchburg, MA
United States
I help push an elderly lady in a wheelchair over the icy bridge because our health care system refuses to get her a powered wheelchair!
To make it known!
Worcester, MA
United States
At the grocery store, I pull hidden products on the top shelf to the front of the shelf, so shorter people can reach them.
Cambridge, MA
United States
I mentor younger artists and writers. I promote the work of a late artist friend whose work got very little attention in her lifetime.
Because when people hear the label first, they have an image ready to pop up into their heads that doesn't usually fit.
I have taken care of many patients over 50 years as a nurse.
Helped with college admission essay
With so much negativity in thee atmosphere, a wholesome project involving creativity and cooperation is just the right thing.
I started a very small foundation to help single mothers pay a bill or get groceries.
I've been lumped into categories my whole life. I will admit, it's tiring.
