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!
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Waltham, MA
United States
Donated to a great group that helps young people find courage.
All around us, loud voices are telling us to be afraid of one another. I want to witness to the gift of diversity and my belief that people are infinitely beautiful in their complexity.
Raymond, NH
United States
I try to give back to my community whenever I am able. Bake sales, volunteering at the schools, participating in the town arts program.
Because no matter how busy you are, there is time to be "not" evil.
North Chelmsford, MA
United States
Marched for peace and women's rights. Worked for the Equal Rights Amendment. Didn't nag my kids. And recycle.
I'm a joiner. I like to contribute to any group I join.
MA
United States
I am a therapist and I work with marginalized individuals of all genders, sexualities and relationship setup. I volunteer for a trauma network who treat individuals, for free, after major traumas like the Boston Marathon bombing, shootings, and fires. I like to smile at people when shopping and make eye contact. It tends to make them smile.
People have lots of stereotypical beliefs of therapists. We are this blank slate that people come to when vulnerable and sometimes powerless.
I give thoughtful gifts.
The idea of the project was one that interested me. As someone who's been negatively affected by labels, I wanted to help the effort to come together and break down those misconceptions.
Southborough, MA
United States
Helping kids (both young and teenagers) to learn and experience ways they can express themselves in our changing society, I've worked at my Church's Sunday School and as a Camp Counselor for Calumet Lutheran Ministries (Camp Calumet) and I am working towards a degree in History Education in order to help young people learn more about the world, themselves, and how they can make a strong impact in our 21st century American society.
I thought it was a cool project and thought it would be fun to participate in!
I stand up for people.
Baltimore, MD
United States
After the earthquake in Haiti, my friends and I put on a concert to raise funds to send to Doctors Without Borders and The Red Cross. We gave free merchandise to those who supported these efforts. Although I only had $50 in my bank account to last me for 2 weeks, I happily sent all of the money we raised from our show to the two organizations we had chosen so they could help with relief efforts.
I'm tired of people making erroneous assumptions about others based on stereotypes.
Newton, MA
United States
I use my experience and struggles with anxiety disorder to fight against mental health stigma. It is really important that people going through these things do not feel alone - so I reach out on Anxiety forums to support, offer hope and guidance and advocate for good self-care.
I am an advocate for creative expression.
Plymouth, MA
United States
Trans role model at school and savior of turtles crossing the road.
I like to think I'm a agent of good.
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