Boston, MA
United States
Creating a pride club at my school has helped offer not only a space for support, but for conversations about the importance of self-exploration and understanding.
Because visibility is key.
Boston, MA
United States
Creating a pride club at my school has helped offer not only a space for support, but for conversations about the importance of self-exploration and understanding.
Because visibility is key.
Hanson, MA
United States
My father and I had a great conversation with a gentleman at a bar. We were all having lunch, so when our bill came I told the bartender to put our new found friend's lunch on my bill. We paid and left without telling the gentleman, whose name I honestly don't even remember. It was such a great feeling.
We're all so much more than what people see at first. What a fantastic program!
Auburn, MA
United States
I work with my community to help raise funds for schools and non-profit organizations.
I volunteered as a Makeup Artist at the Catwalk for BMC Cancer Care; it was my first time ever real fashion show right out of school! It was such an amazing experience and an honor to do makeup to such brave survivors!
I participated in two mission trips to Guatemala.
I believe that everyone should embrace the characteristics that make them who they are. Everyone should take pride in themselves and what they have to offer the world, because we all have something incredible to offer.
Worcerter, MA
United States
Helped homeless people on the street by giving food & clean close.
Allentown, PA
United States
One day at the grocery store i helped an elderly woman do her shopping helping her get what she needed as we talked about life..she was amazing and very funny. afterwards i helped her to her car and carried her bags for her. Before she left she thanked me and said if she would have had a child she hoped they turned out like me.
Worcester, MA
United States
I volunteer as a soccer coach on my day off to spread the love of the game, because the game kept me sane, and maybe it can keep another girl sane too.
Labels are not what make you a good or bad person, its your actions that do so.
Saved a life.
Working as the Education Director for the Boys & Girls Club of Worcester
Growing up, I've realized that we live in a world that can be very negative and judgmental. As people get to know others, they begin to realize that labels are superficial and that we each have unique qualities and personalities to bring to this lovely world.