MA
United States
Ally to all genders, races, ages, addicts/alkies,body sizes. I give good hug. Also, food.
I am participating because I believe in mostly everybody, and the good therein.
MA
United States
Ally to all genders, races, ages, addicts/alkies,body sizes. I give good hug. Also, food.
I am participating because I believe in mostly everybody, and the good therein.
I help those in need of clothes and food.
Helping others.
CA
United States
I put my friends and family above my material items. If I can make life easier by buying someone lunch or loaning them money, I will do it without hesitation. An example would be when I used the last of my extra money last winter to buy my mother an electric blanket, since she didn't have heating in her apartment.
To give my own experiences as an example so other will be able to see that, if my labels fit them, that they are not alone.
Mendota Heights, MN
United States
Being kind takes more energy than not, but it is so nice to see people respond in kindness, it is infectious.
Everyone needs to be responsible and accountable to what we say and do.
I help inner-city high school athletes get to college through sports
Seems like a good cause.
I give back.
Somerville , MA
United States
I have done many charity walks, my favorite being the Out of the Darkness overnight walk in Boston for suicide prevention.
Auburn, MA
United States
I work for a vocational rehabilitation program for adults with severe and persistent mental illness. We assist individuals reach their vocational goals of going back to work and school. I have been with this program for two and a half years and have learned the meaning of hope. I have witnessed first-hand individuals go from a place of fear to a place of personal empowerment. Mental Illness is one of the most stigmatized conditions a person can be diagnosed with and everyday they fight not only their symptoms, but also society.
I am participating because I truly believe in the mission of the No Evil Project. We all have labels but those labels don't make us who we are. What makes us who we are is how we treat each other.
Worcester, MA
United States
i smile at strangers at the grocery store or when walking down the street
because it seemed fun and for a good cause