Wellesley, MA
United States
I volunteered with at a therapeutic horseback riding center for children with special needs throughout high school.
I think its important to not judge a book by its cover, which is exactly why I am participating in this project.
I think its great!! :) rock on and good luck with it!!
Hillsborough, NJ
United States
I love to give back. I recently participated in Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh and am going on a service trip to South Africa in January.
Kinnelon, NJ
United States
Volunteering for food pantry/soup kitchen
Centerville, MA
United States
I try to always be there for my friends when they need it most no matter what I have going on in my life.
Topsfield, MA
United States
I helped create a club in my high school to spread awareness for Peace One Day, which occurs September 21st of each year.
To show that there is diversity at Quinnipiac University.
Narragansett, RI
United States
In high school I worked with the Special Olympics to help teach tennis to Special Olympians. As I taught them valuable tennis skills, I also tried to just bring laughter and joy to their day by hanging out with them like I do with my friends, and in return they brought me more joy than I probably did them. It is not hard to bring happiness to people...sometimes just a simple smile in passing can change a persons day.
I volunteered to get trained and do people's taxes who can't afford to pay to get them done through my accounting society program VITA.
To support my friend Erin who worked so hard and put on this program through Residential Life.
Hamden, CT
United States
Being a good friend to all:).
Hazlet, NJ
United States
I think it is important to remember that everyone deserves a reason to smile each day. This is my main motivation as a student-nurse and it is my wish to be an advocate for patients and make them smile (especially in their times of need), because even the slightest act of kindness or compassion can make all the difference.
Worcester, MA
United States
I'll share my smile with you.
