Swimmer Stereotypes Redefined

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Worcester, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I saved a five year old boy who was about to drown in a branch of the sea. I saved him with mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration.

Why are you participating?

I want to have a relationship with other people of a different country than mine.

Clinton, MA
United States

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If I know a family is struggling with money and they ask me to babysit, I won't charge them. Or if I feel like doing something nice for a family, I tell them I'll babysit while they go out to dinner and I won't take their money. =)

Woodstock , CT
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

Every year I volunteer as a lifeguard at the Windham Special Olympics swim meet as a lifeguard. Athletes from all across Connecticut come to compete and to enjoy different sport clinics. I love seeing the smiles on the athletes faces as they finish their events and are so proud of themselves for accomplishing their goals.

Why are you participating?

I was passing by and was asked to participate. I hope that this project shows that what you see and that labels are only a tiny bit of who we are.

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I've always loved animals. I've had many strange pets from baby robins to a baby crow. This summer I saw a turtle that had been hit by a car on the side of the highway and saved it. I tended to its wounds, fed it, and then let it go back in the river it was from. My outlook is no matter what creature it is, they all deserve compassion and love.

Why are you participating?

I've been judged, I've judged, and I've realized its better to just keep an open mind.