Here is a collection of 6157 people who have participated in the project so far. Explore and see the variety of people doing good deeds in their communities. You can also see all the labels, groups of people, photographers, and a world map of where everyone is from!
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Berlin, MA
United States
I convince people that they can dance - it doesn't matter how well, only that they join us on the dance floor.
I was delighted to see that this project is ongoing - friends had been involved years ago, and the project is a great idea.
Worcester, MA
United States
Volunteered to promoting trans rights in least years midterm election by doing cold calls to registered voters.
Not a fan of being part of a specific group when it invalidates the complicity of an individual.
Took a year off from college to volunteer to work with at risk children in Boston. The nonprofit organization name is City Year Inc.
To knock down social barriers and constructs of what one SHOULD BE.
Worcester, MA
United States
I "tithe" - give 10% of my income to charities that feed poor people, take care of abandoned animals, and help disabled people with needed equipment.
All human beings are G-d's image; the most important teaching of my religion.
I hand bottles of water to people on the side of the road.
Making women feel beautiful by giving them great hair!
Detroit, MI
United States
I try to be a good person.
Helping people who have been traumatized in their lives. I try to help people by empathizing, listening to their stories. "Be the change you wanna see in this world."
There are too many labels that people place on each other. I don't want to be placed in a box, I'm simply a decent person who tries to step into other's shoes as much as possible.
Worcester, MA
United States
Two years serving AmeriCorps in Worcester MA CityWorks program.
I love art.
Worcester, MA
United States
Over the years we have given multiple homeless people a place to stay.
Because individualizing and expression is important. As a trans woman, I have faced a lot of discrimination and bias.
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