Here is a collection of 6131 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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Holden, MA
United States
I volunteer to collect food for the needy. I don't accept stereotypes. I'm not just a kid - I am unique, I am strong of mind and spirit.
Because even kids can be impacted by labels.
VT
United States
Looking for ways to advance social justice for all people. Be interested in our fellow creatures on the earth, to assure you do no harm.
It took many years to realize I was so very privileged, and once I understood that I knew we can not advance as a species if we don't advance the least priveleged among us.
Worcester, MA
United States
This year I spent my Christmas day as a face-painter as part of an event for underprivileged kids and their families.
I think it's great for people to feel encouraged to engage in acts that will benefit us despite our labels and across identities.
Worcester, MA
United States
I just like to think I am a really good friend...or I try to be most of the time. That's my main goal in life, to be a good friend and good person.
I want the evil taken out of my body!! I recently did a really bad thing and I am trying to make it better....or at least try and redeem my misdeeds with better ones. :)
I work at an adventure/zip-line park. Over the course of the season I interact with thousands of people, from a variety of different races / cultures / countries / religions / ages / genders / sexual orientations. At the park I have the opportunity to treat everyone equally and with respect, as well as create a safe space for the variety of people have fun with their friends and families. It isn't groundbreaking good deed work or anything, but it is a gratifying feeling to know that you helped create a positive experience for people.
It is fun!
I support the people around me, and I always try to be there when they need me.
Worcester, MA
United States
I always carry protein bars to hand out to anyone in need. Last week, I gave one to a homeless man who yelled to his friend across the street and tossed him half the bar. Made me smile :)
The best way to decrease intolerance is to educate and create awareness. I think this is a great cause, and an excellent way to help people see beyond one's immediate appearance.
Worcester, MA
United States
Sometimes I go on late night walks and pick up the trash in the area.
I think the project is neat!
Putnam, CT
United States
I am a first generation Filipino-American. As a person with mental illness, I am a reflection of the conditions of the world and I feel for its suffering. My mind is beautiful. I am a human rights activist and editorial illustrator who creates work that is socially, culturally and politically relevant. I am a council member in our town's interfaith council, a council member on our towns arts council, and a member of Amnesty International. I have devoted my life as being a global citizen caring for the rights of others fighting the "isms" that oppress us.
I am participating because I feel the project is relevant and needed in the divisive culture. Everyone's story needs to be told.
MA
United States
I adopted the miserable cat that my mother abandoned.
To support this fabulous project.
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