Hollis, NH
United States
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I volunteered at a benefit event called AbilityFest in Worcester, Massachusetts.
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North Grafton, MA
United States
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My first child was born prematurely, so I know first hand how scary the first few months are of your child's life. One thing families are especially unprepared for is clothing a premature baby. I decided I was going to save all my clothing and I was able to donate the clothing to another family in need. I know how helpful it was and it was one less thing they needed to worry about.
Why are you participating?
I believe it is important for people to be mindful that our visible labels shouldn't define us and that people are much more than what is visible on the outside.
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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Volunteered with a group to clean up Gateway Park during City Ward Cleanup and Ward 5 Cleanup.
Oxford, MA
United States
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Pay It forward - standing in line in a grocery store, I was able to help the person in front of me pay for her groceries.
Why are you participating?
Support a wonderful project to show labels do not define people.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Helping others in need - food, clothing, advice about homecare success! Being kind and friendly, a smile.
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I'm a prayer warrior. I pray for everyone.