MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I was a Big Brother to a great kid for four years!
Humanist Stereotypes Redefined
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Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I volunteer at a non-profit group associated with a library, and I serve on the board of directors of a nonprofit organization that promotes literacy.
Metro West, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I feel that I am an advocate for all of humankind - regardless of potentially conflicting points of view - in that, I always place the person before me: first - always before my own personal needs and perceptions. Part of this placing others first before myself may come from my Texan up-bringing where society allows for the personalized politeness and general courtesy that I provide to others.
Why are you participating?
I wish for the world to consider that some of the negative stigmas attached to Native Texans are untrue. Often, Native Texans are highly intelligent, open-minded, and generous people who care deeply about the various challenges of our collective world.
East Woodstock, CT
United States
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Devoting my medical career to practicing Family Medicine in underserved communities with many low-income, needy people.
Why are you participating?
To be part of a project which shines a light on the good things people do which make the world a better place.
Harwich, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I try to listen to everybody, especially those with whom I disagree, with Shoshin (beginner's mind).