Paxton, MA
United States
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I'm a good friend, good listener and overall genuine person. I'm there when you need me :).
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Centerville, MA
United States
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I try to always be there for my friends when they need it most no matter what I have going on in my life.
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Always trying to help people to make their dreams come true.
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I work with a population that is often looked down upon, I choose to treat everyone with kindness and respect. "A Smile goes A Long Way"
Stoneham, MA
United States
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I like to go out of my way to help someone each day, it can go a long way and make their day a little better.
Worcester, MA
United States
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I give love.
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I volunteer as a Sunday School teacher for over five years
Why are you participating?
To spread awareness on the labels we see and don't see in people
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I fostered a dog because his family couldn't keep him anymore in their new residence.
Shrewsbury, MA
United States
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I save earthworms from drowning in the rain by moving them to a safer place.
Why are you participating?
I like the fact that The No Evil Project is trying to help people break free of labels they are normally associated with.
Storrs, CT
United States
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I love to live, and I live to love. Whether it is through volunteering at the local health clinic or lending my time to help a friend out with his homework, I try to be as altruistic as possible with the interests of others in my mind at all times. On a more broad spectrum, I am interested in global health equity. "Where you live shouldn't decide if you live" and "healthcare is a human right" are two statements that I firmly believe in.