Tell Us Your Good Deed
I love to make people smile
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I helped children in my hometown in Saudi
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I have done a project for refugees in Syria and the project helped more than 500 women and children
Boston, MA
United States
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I have been volunteering at a soup kitchen every year on Thanksgiving
Southington, CT
United States
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When I was little, I'd donate to my local humane society instead of getting presents on my birthday
Wood River Junction, RI
United States
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For years, I've sung at nursing homes and participated in the Gaspee Day parade as a donation collector
Why are you participating?
I am participating because I believe and support the purpose behind the No Evil Project
Taunton, MA
United States
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I enjoy making strangers on the street smile by frequently giving people compliments, brighter their day, etc..
Why are you participating?
Because last night Trump was elected President and I don't believe in evil.
Burlington, MA
United States
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After college, I spent a year participating in volunteer work in New York I had the opportunity to work in an elementary school in a low-income school district
Boston, MA
United States
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I volunteer with One Brick
Boston, MA
United States
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I recently participated in OneWIT training at Wentworth. It's a program on campus that provides training and support to student advocates to help them become more knowledgeable about mental health and how to reach out and support friends and peers in need. OneWIT is a group of dedicated students from a wide variety of groups and backgrounds on campus, and I hope that the program experiences a lot of growth over the coming years. "Connect, Support, Thrive" is just as important to Wentworth's identity as "Do, Learn, Succeed."