Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed
I volunteer at the Worcester Public Library and the Worcester Art Museum
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Carver, MA
United States
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Create a safe space for people to open up to learning something new. Helping them to embrace failure as a pathway to growth - in any aspect.
Why are you participating?
I grew up during the times that "girls" can't do certain things. I forged ahead in my pro photography career and broke barriers.
Watertown, MA 02472
United States
I advocated for my father during his covid-19 hospitalization, coordinated his recovery care, and support him any way I can as he continues to get his life back on track.
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I was a teacher in Iraq.
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I've been a real friend.
Why are you participating?
Because
Oxford, MA
United States
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I teach Kindergarteners self-awareness, mindful listening skills and that no act of kindness is too small.
Why are you participating?
Awareness is key! And making others aware can start a ripple effect! And ripple effects can bring change!
Worcester, MA
United States
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I give back what has been freely given to me.
Why are you participating?
Big believer in stigma smashing.
Auburn, MA
United States
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I teach in a high school (English / Special Education) and every day I make a difference in their (and their families) lives.
Why are you participating?
I'm a heavy, female bodied, boy looking, tattooed, queer who is a partner, child, step parent, and teacher.
Woburn, MA
United States
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I advocate for LGBTQ+ youth. Their voices must be heard. Sometimes, an adult needs to help make that happen.
Northborough, MA
United States
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I work for a school for kids with autism. I teach others how to teach the kids who are hard to teach.