I work for a nonprofit as a fundraiser.
Midwesterner Stereotypes Redefined
Kenosha, WI
United States
I am often approached by strangers for help while out in public, and I always stop to talk with them and help lend an ear or a hand anytime I can!
I love learning about the person behind the labels and how this project explores the labels we give ourselves and others.
St. Louis, MO
United States
Buying toiletries for a homeless individual and vowing to pray for each other.
Already loving my new - temporary home of Worcester.
Waltham, MA
United States
I volunteered as an English teacher for recent immigrant adults. It was so great to hear their goals for English: to help their kids with homework, to get a promotion to shift manager, to pass the citizenship test, etc.
Boston, MA
United States
I've had the opportunity to support several charitable organizations through volunteering. My favorite was being part of an event committee at an organization that provides art education to high school students!
As a teenager I felt that I had to live up to the labels that others gave me. Now I believe that you are your own person, regardless of how others define you, and that you should embrace all characteristics of who you are.
Fitchburg, MA
United States
I smile at strangers to be friendly, I adopted a dog from an animal shelter, I volunteer time to my church, and a champion for the underdog.
It's a great opportunity to be part of this exciting project.
Worcester, MA
United States
I'm a nurse :) we save lives and fix broken hearts on the daily!
Because I thought that the motto was something that is exactly what the world needs :)
Worcester, MA
United States
Volunteer with the local YWCA with their 'Make a Dream Come True' project.
To encourage people to look outside their labels and accept those around them.
Worcester, MA
United States
I volunteer for big brothers big sisters
because doing something big takes a whole lot of little gestures.