Tell Us Your Good Deed
Helping young people embrace their authentic selves.
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Southbridge, MA
United States
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Anytime I am in new surroundings I look for a friend in need.
Why are you participating?
I want to see the world coexist with each other. To see that change I have to be that change.
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I send St. Jude money every month.
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Good friend
Worcester, MA
United States
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I fought against racial injustice at my highschool and created a Black Student Union to create a safe space for students of color.
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I volunteer yearly for the Worcester World Cup supporting soccer fields for the local youth.
Why are you participating?
I was labeled and somewhat insecure due to being called a porch monkey as a child.
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I always take time to make people feel understood no matter what.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Donate to the poor when I meet them on the street.
CT
United States
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In the summers, I volunteer my time at a local school to help children with learning disabilities get further in their education by helping them with their reading, writing, and math. By doing this, not only am I helping them, I am helping myself to become a better person in society and it means a lot to me. I also volunteer wherever I can because it makes me feel happy knowing I'm helping others.
Why are you participating?
Evil is an unnecessary aspect of society. By participating in events, such as the No Evil Project, I am standing against anything evil and the outcomes it hopes to achieve.