Barre, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Cheer people up by making them laugh.
Musician Stereotypes Redefined
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Barre, MA
United States
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Help my classmates do math work.
Lexington, MA
United States
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Serving on board of communities, activities, and cultural activities that I belong to.
Why are you participating?
To contribute, to learn, and for the social opportunity.
Baltimore, MD
United States
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After the earthquake in Haiti, my friends and I put on a concert to raise funds to send to Doctors Without Borders and The Red Cross. We gave free merchandise to those who supported these efforts. Although I only had $50 in my bank account to last me for 2 weeks, I happily sent all of the money we raised from our show to the two organizations we had chosen so they could help with relief efforts.
Why are you participating?
I'm tired of people making erroneous assumptions about others based on stereotypes.
Tell Us Your Good Deed
Volunteer musical talent.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Made blessing bags with granddaughter, and gave out to homeless Worcester resident.
Auburn, MA
United States
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I serve as a peer coach and role model at my karate school, helping younger kids learn their forms and gain confidence.
San Jose, CA
United States
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As a part of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. I have participated in many community service projects like food drives, environment cleanups, and fundraisers.
Why are you participating?
Getting dialogue generated about topics like this is how positive change starts.
Norwich, CT
United States
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I work for three religious organizations between two school and being a church organist. I donate and give support to as many charitable activities they have sponsored as possible. In the past the list has included giving to the local food pantry, donating to families with special needs, being a Christmas "Angel" by providing gifts for children, knitting for the homeless. I also spend time talking with strangers - at the store, on the street. I find people enjoy the interaction. Just saying a warm "good morning" can brighten someone's day.
Why are you participating?
As a teacher I see many different views from many different age groups. The youngest are the best at saying exactly what they feel and often get things way before the adults. As a musician I hear - a lot - I keep my mind open. As a mother I want only good things for my children.
Worcester , MA
United States
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Provided backpacks to those in need to start the school year off right.
Why are you participating?
It feels good to get involved.