Tell Us Your Good Deed
Choosing to help those in need instead of looking the other way.
Multiracial Stereotypes Redefined
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Worcester, MA
United States
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I am a volunteer for the feed the Homeless and Hungry Program
Why are you participating?
I am participating for I have lived for quite sometime under stereotypical harassments due to the fact that I am poor, that I am multi-racial, and even told that I am EVIL. However I know who I am with great definition and my race does not define me, my actions do.
Holden, MA
United States
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Every year I go and stay at a homeless shelter for four days and volunteer doing whatever they need to get done.
NJ
United States
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I studied sign language to help cross the language barrier between hearing people and deaf people.
Kathmandu
Nepal
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I work on the trauma unit at a hospital and I help people every single day.
Why are you participating?
My Grandma participated in this project and she always talks about how awesome it is. I think it is great as it shows that everyone is capable of doing good, whether it is something small or something big.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Found $1,100 cash in a business reply envelope with no return address. Luckily, I was able to get the money to its intended recipient!
Worcester, MA
United States
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I am currently working on an intervention to reach out to parents to help prevent childhood obesity and motivate them to make a change in their child's life.
Why are you participating?
Because why not?
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Feeds the homeless since age 3.
Everett, MA
United States
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I was a 10 year volunteer coach for Mass Special Olympics.
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I love to help strangers, anything from holding a door open or donating spare change can go along way and make somebody's day a little better.