Worcester, MA
United States
I listen carefully to people's stories, of joy, pain, grief, struggle, accomplishment, confusion, dreams, secrets, fears, hopes, strivings, and more.
Kindness matters. Honesty matters. Connection matters.
Volunteering with young adults /recent newcomers to the United States in Naples, Florida at a vocational school.I helped with articulation problems and grammar to make these young people feel more confident in new job opportunities and in dealing with the English speaking people in general.
Volunteering in Alzheimer's Foundation. Choralist in church.
It is interesting.
Tokyo
Japan
I volunteer for a non-profit organization that works toward the equality of men and women.
Suva
Fiji
I am the eldest in the family of five siblings and had to look after my siblings since our Mom passed away very young.
To help advocate for the cause of the No Evil Project.
Wellington
New Zealand
I collect money for cancer on the street.
I am a cancer survivor.
Wellington
New Zealand
Through PPSEAWA Wellington I support a refugee playgroup, scholarships and Secondary School Debate. I also deliver food to the City Mission from the church.
There is too much Evil in the world. Good needs to be broadcast and encouraged.
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
For 30 years I have volunteered every week to feed and comfort people living with Leprosy [Hanson's Disease].
I have a lot of love for those people who are excluded from society.
Bloomington, MN
United States
I helped my granddaughters make sweet treats for their lemonade stand with the profits going to their local children's hospital.
I love the idea of this project and admire the passion of the creator of this project.
Roseville, MN
United States
In retirement I am an amazing volunteer for children's gardening. I teach about organic gardening, healthy eating and returning resources to the earth not landfill. My commitments include finding free, clean soil and compost, plants and seeds, plant supports and natural insect/disease solutions. Next week the children, staff and I will feast on our early corn as well as a salad from our garden. My favorite garden this year is an American Indian Montessori site.
Firstly, I am participating out of my respect for Troy Thompson and his creation of this amazing project.
