No Evil Project Photos Online Gallery

Here is a collection of 6132 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!

2601 - 2610 of 6132

Jerry

Worcestrer, MA
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I have actually been in participation at my job, giving back to the community. We started a group called We AllCare, which focuses on giving back to community. We recently did a Back to School Drive to help struggling families, obtain school supplies for their children. We were able to help a total of 13 children and donate all remaining school supplies to the Boys and Girls Club of Worcester to help them provide supplies to over 800 people.

Why are you participating?

I am participating because its great to give support back I respect and believe in the vision No Evil Project is doing and stand behind them 100%

Greg

Woonsocket, RI
United States

Singer
Spiritual
Bear
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I will always go up to people and make them feel they matter. In addition to other things, I make a point to have a smile on my face no matter what and greet everyone I see with that smile. I truly believe that there is good in every single person. Adopted cats from cat Sanctuary

Why are you participating?

I believe everyone should have the right to be and live the life that they are meant to live without bullying, judgement, or fear. I think this project is an amazing way to get people to see we are the same

Elian

Fitchburg, MA
United States

Uncle
Potterhead
Aries
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I always help people feel better and try to help anyway I can.

Why are you participating?

I think it’s a really good idea. It’s powerful and brings people together.

Jennifer

Worcester, MA
United States

Pierced
Atheist
PTA Member
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I help animals whenever I can, and I try to remind myself that we're all just animals in need of help sometimes.

Why are you participating?

It's really hard to point out good things we do, and I think this project helps us see the good in ourselves as well as in others.

Natasja

Worcester, MA
United States

Athlete
Dog Mom
Graduate Student
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I'm currently helping to develop tissue engineering based treatments for osteoarthritis.

Why are you participating?

Because I'm sick of people thinking that my racial group is filled with bad people.

Zack

Worcester, MA
United States

Queer
Mentally Ill
Adopted
Tell Us Your Good Deed

Everyday, I try to do at least one thing to make someone smile. This ranges from getting my roommate stressing about homework some candy from the grocery store to telling someone on the street how lovely their outfit is to holding the door for 5 people. Sometimes, even the smallest deeds like holding the door surprises people. It’s almost as if people don’t expect others they don’t know to be nice to them. I try to encourage everyone to just be genuine and nice to others, and it will help make this world a better, more loving place. Just start by holding the door.

Why are you participating?

People always ask me, “Zack, why are you so nice? Why do you care so much about me?” And it’s always so uncomfortable for me. There’s so much evil in this world, that people are genuinely shocked by my acts of kindness and caring. And it’s literally just who I am.

Nate

Worcester, MA
United States

Nature Lover
Political
Realtor
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I often go out of my way to ensure anyone who comes into my life leaves my life feeling happier than before. I use this value system in my work life, home life, and relationships and thus far it has worked out.

Martha

Senior
Catholic
Liberal
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I when I walk through the cemetery I straighten flower pots that have tipped over and sometimes water plants that look like they need it. Occasionally I’ll pull a weed or two or do a little deadheading.

Sarajane

Pansexual
Rape Survivor
Foster Child
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I became a drag mother a bit over a year ago. Since then I’ve acquired 3 drag daughters and it’s one of the proudest things I’ve done. I’m Helping them learn the tricks of the trade, and discovering who they are. Being a cosmetologist I had the know how I could share. I now have a drag daughter who was crowned the very first MX. Gay worcester. I was blessed with amazing foster parents and I had learned what it was like to have love and support come from unexpected places. Being able to pass that on to others is very gratifying. No one should ever feel unexcepted or unloved.

Jeff

Hopkinton, NH
United States

Music Lover
Graduate Degree
Unitarian Universalist
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I once picked up a recently released ex-con, who was hitchhiking on route 91 at night, and gave him a ride to the Bus Stop in Amherst so he could start his way home for free.

Why are you participating?

I like thinking about identity, and how powerful a force it can be for both good and evil.

Don't see your photos here? Let's finish your set!