Tell Us Your Good Deed
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I volunteer on several nonprofit boards and helped organize several community blood drives.
Why are you participating?
Labels can be both empowering but also limiting. Let's recognize them for the value they bring and not the restrictiveness they can engender.
Lunenburg, MA
United States
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Saved a frog yesterday.
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Mental health worker for 19 years.
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Helping neighbors who have undergone medical treatment.
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Every day, people call or come in to the office with a problem they need solved. I put myself in their shoes and help them work towards the solution they want, guiding them through the city's channels and advocating on their behalf. Even if I can't get the outcome they want, I hope I've exceed their expectations of what a City employee will do for the residents of Worcester.
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I've used my website, podcasts and my status in the retrocentric community to combat online bullying and trolling.
Why are you participating?
I was bullied for being different, and some of the hurt lasts to this day. I want to make sure that nobody else is ever treated the say way again.
MA
United States
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I rescued a ten-year-old dog from a shelter.
Why are you participating?
I'm participating to work toward the elimination of stereotypes and to promote diversity.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I was a foster father to a young girl who suffered from physical abuse. I was there to father and nurture her. I kept her safe during the time she was with my fanily.
Why are you participating?
To share with young minds the importance of being kind.
Torrington, CT
United States
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I volunteer as the bookkeeper for a Community Kitchen.
Why are you participating?
Participating artistically with peaceful people is another step to a loving world!