Tell Us Your Good Deed
I teach African Drum and West Traditional African Dance to all ages.
Injured Stereotypes Redefined
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Tell Us Your Good Deed
Dealt with difficult roommates for a long time.
Why are you participating?
My coach made me
Medford, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I buy donuts for homeless people outside coffee shops
Why are you participating?
Because
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
One day I was in the grocery store. One item I was purchasing was Oreo Cookies for my son. The elderly man in back of me commented on how good they looked. He hadn't had one in years. I paid for my items and handed the Cookies to the cashier and asked him to place them in the man's bag. I hope that they tasted as good as he remembered.
Why are you participating?
There is way too much negative in the world. We are quick to see the negative and evil. Take a minute and do a kind deed for another. Even if the kindness is nothing more than a smile.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I am a security officer in a large office. When the fire alarm sounded I carried a co workers dog outside.
Why are you participating?
To take a look at my happy self and discover what I can and can't change in order to increase happiness even further. Help others see that they can
choose which things they SEE, HEAR and SAY in a way that increases happiness.
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Volunteer with the local YWCA with their 'Make a Dream Come True' project.
Why are you participating?
To encourage people to look outside their labels and accept those around them.
New Britain, CT
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Giving someone money to eat.
Why are you participating?
I want to help people be heard.
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I volunteer for big brothers big sisters
Why are you participating?
because doing something big takes a whole lot of little gestures.