No Evil Project Photos Online Gallery

Here is a collection of 6133 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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Courtney

Southbridge, MA
United States

Bisexual
Child of God
Writer
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I ran a Twitter page in High school where I would anonymously tweet out to students at the school. In these tweets, I would send them daily pick me ups and compliments to help spread the positivity in my school and help to put a stop to bullying that had been going on.

Why are you participating?

I am participating to show the world that our labels do not define us! It is who we were inside that matters the most. Labels can hold a lot of weight over people but at the end of the day, our stereotypes do not define us. Our actions define us.

Marcy

Southbridge, MA
United States

Larper
Humanitarian
Preacher
Tell Us Your Good Deed

Every day I sit with those at the ends of their lives due to being a hospice worker. On my best days, I love bringing smiles, laughter and hugs to those who have dementia, or Alzheimer's. It warms my heart and theirs.

Why are you participating?

By craft, I am a Pastor and Spiritual Director. I feel that Christians are also labeled, although I can truly understand why.

John

South Grafton, MA
United States

Artist
Lover
Pacific Islander
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I sat and talked to a Vietnam vet. He said it lifted some of his PTSD. I was just being friendly. That's all I can take credit for.

Why are you participating?

My usual label is Big John: mostly because I am 6'5". I has no meaning beyond my physical appearance. My appearance now is becoming old. I am 74. I hope I can do better. My friends seem to forget that I am old, but I wonder if it may affect them some day.

Kate

Dudley, MA
United States

Tattooed
Harley Rider
Philanthropist
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I run a nonprofit with my mom that works to provide guidance and support for the local homeless, elderly, disabled, veterans, unemployed, underemployed, impoverished, and beyond. We provide free fellowship meals twice a month, as well as supply backpacks filled with everyday essentials for those who are in need.

Why are you participating?

I took part in the No Evil Project almost 10 years ago when I was in college. Back then, I thought this was such an amazing idea, and it has only gotten better since. I'm thrilled that this project has seen so much success. I love seeing everyone's photo sets!

Donna

Left-wing
Animal Lover
Jester
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I rescue animals and give them a good home and love they deserve. I use humor to keep things light. I encourage the young to follow politics and get involved to make positive changes.

Why are you participating?

Labels can be life limiting or as this project demonstrates, a positive force. Hopefully for those who view this they will tweak their way of judging others and realize we are all the same and need each other to function successfully.

Karina

Minneapolis, MN
United States

Mexican
Depressive
Introverted
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I feel compassionate towards other people I don't even know and it helps me realize that we all carry our own cross, we all battle with our own demons and we are essentially all flawed human beings. There isn't a specific thing, but the build up of little things that I believe makes me a compassionate person. I learn to show empathy and keep in mind that sometimes, people do things out of anger, people mess up. There is already enough suffering in the world and showing someone just a little bit of love and compassion can go a long way.

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