Tell Us Your Good Deed
Volunteer at many different places. Love helping and meeting new people.
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Lancaster, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Walked for the Heart Fund Association for three years.
Why are you participating?
Because it's important to you and you're my friend. :)
Worcester, MA
United States
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I love music and love to sing. I also play the piano. Although I'm not an "accomplished" musician I enjoy opportunities to share my love of music. I volunteer in my church and sing with the kids in our church school. I also volunteer at the day camp in the summer. It's such a joy when the kids really use their "singing voices", learn a new song and actually master singing a round. Kid's singing together is a sure "smile maker"! All the better when parents, grandparents, aunties and uncles sing along ...
Why are you participating?
Troy contacted the Worcester Women's History Project and I'm the president. It sounded like a lot of fun and I think it's a great project. Too much "demonizing" going on these days ... glad to see someone trying to celebrate our differences in a positive way.
Westborough, MA
United States
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Showing people (especially my grandchildren) that curiosity and love of learning can last a lifetime! I volunteer for Meals on Wheels and our town's historical society, and sing in a women's chorus that performs in assisted living facilities and nursing homes.
Why are you participating?
What a creative way to generate positive energy!
Worcester, MA
United States
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My biggest "good deed" of my life was being with my AIDS buddy when he died. But that was a long time ago. It is so easy to get stuck in the daily routines -- work, exercise, taking care of the house, etc. etc. and to get out of the habit of doing "good deeds." Now I like to donate my art to organizations to raise money for their causes.
Why are you participating?
When I was little I had one of those See no Evil figurines. I loved it. I tried collecting them several years ago, but only found two. So now I am my own See no evil. Thanks, Troy!
Rutland, MA
United States
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I make time for each of my grandchildren and make them individually feel special and loved.
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Life has been very good to me, so, upon retiring, I decided to give back to society with my time and money. I volunteer at the thrift shop at Abby's House, a shelter for women, and at Cafe for Thought in the Worcester Public Library which is staffed by Friends of the Worcester Public Library volunteers.. I regularly donate to many organizations in many walks of life: the arts, the community, education, and medicine. I also am a good friend and visit the elderly and home-bound to bring some cheer into their lives.
Why are you participating?
By supporting the No Evil Project, I hope to make the world a better place.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I'm a teacher as we all are teachers. Whatever I say and do or don't say or don't do teaches those around me. My family, friends and co-workers are a reflection at times I've noticed of something I've said or done.
Why are you participating?
Troy's idea is a good thing to think about. The world would be a better place if we would pull off the labels and see what's underneath.
Sterling, MA
United States
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I support those in ill health through volunteer opportunities.
Why are you participating?
I have an open mind and I am getting older and realize that labels and stereotypes are silly.
Boylston, MA
United States
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God has been good to me, therefore whatever and however I can help my fellow man with information regarding real estate issues or just plain experience, knowledge and wisdom - am ready to share.
Why are you participating?
Love sharing a site with positive information!