Tell Us Your Good Deed
Board member of Provincetown Bears, a gay/social charity group.
Caribbean Stereotypes Redefined
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Orange, MA 01364
United States
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Volunteering every Thanksgiving to feed the elderly.
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Last week, my daughter and I returned a dog that was wandering in the neighborhood.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Being a human every day and help so many people in need. Have empathy with others.
Why are you participating?
I liked the idea of No Evil Project.
Orange, MA
United States
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Shaved my head for cancer fundraising
Why are you participating?
Supporting the cause.
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Took a year off from college to volunteer to work with at risk children in Boston. The nonprofit organization name is City Year Inc.
Why are you participating?
To knock down social barriers and constructs of what one SHOULD BE.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Advocating for LGBT people in the Caribbean.
Why are you participating?
Asylum Alien LGBT Task Force
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As the first American born in my Carribean family, I was able to assist my mother become a U.S. citizen. I am very grateful for that. I have also donated and sponsored a little girl named Cindy who lives in Guatemala, during my four years in college.
Why are you participating?
It is a great opportunity to express who I am, though I do not believe in "labels".
Worcester, MA
United States
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I spent 3 years as a Resident Assistant at my school. Creating a supportive network was the best experience. My transition into college was somewhat difficult and I wanted to be there for others who were having a hard time too!
Why are you participating?
It's important to think about how 'labels' influence the way we move through spaces and our ability to affect change (because it's so often overlooked!).