Here is a collection of 6156 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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Worcester, MA
United States
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.
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.
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.
Hopkinton, NH
United States
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.
I like thinking about identity, and how powerful a force it can be for both good and evil.
Boulder, CO
United States
I like to surprise people when they come home with chalk drawings on their driveways.
Worcester, MA
United States
I always try to make the new kids at school feel welcome, because they must be nervous.
Because we should all be nicer to each other, every day, and try to put ourselves in others' shoes.
Took care of a child that wasn't mine.
Worcester, MA
United States
I'm studying Physics so that I can go into toy design, because I want to create toys that will make kids happy while also hopefully shaping them into more loving and better people than the generations before them.
I think it's important to see that people of with the same labels can look wildly different, and I also think it's nice to look at people and see that we're all just trying to make the world a better place, in our own way.
Planning and holding food drives outside supermarkets, and asking shoppers to buy one thing off of a list of top 10 most needed items.
I'm proud of myself and all the various labels I fit into, they don't describe me, but they are parts of me and shouldn't be shrouded in shame. I hope that someday labels will not be something that define people but help them expand themselves.
I shoveled two of my neighbor's driveways when we had that real heavy snow in mid November '18
I participate because queer/trans visibility is important. I participate because I believe Troy's project to be meaningful.
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