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!
4131 - 4140 of 6156
Auburn, MA
United States
I support parents who have children with special needs. I am the parent af a young adult with special needs.
I work in the area of children's mental health and work to fight stigma constantly.
Worcester, MA
United States
I worked for 3 years at a nonprofit organization that helps families, children and individuals with mental health needs.
I am also an activist for social rights, eradicating stigma, and promoting change.
Because while labels can be useful for categorizing, they are also damaging and come with sets of prejudices that need to be challenged.. and because the pictures of me aren't the greatest, I want to try accepting them as they are anyway.
West Boylston, MA
United States
I try to be a goofball and send love and joy to everyone I see.
I am participating due to a friend's involvement. I love the message this campaign is promoting. I have always been a big fan of the Golden Rule. Spread love not hate and try to make the world a better place.
CT
United States
I volunteered in the child care ministry at my church as a teen and as an adult. I love working with children.
People often judge others by the way they look. We are each on our own journey through life. No one knows my path but me. Let's love more and judge less.
Gray, ME
United States
Fed a homeless man
Its who we are as people that defines us, not our labels! Rise above the hate! Be the change you wanna see!
Ledyard, CT
United States
I saved a post-abortive woman from suicide
To show that not all Christian conservatives, who support gun rights, are fat white guys
Worcester, MA
United States
I have and will continue to help clothe and house the homeless.
I feel it is a good cause
Clean up litter on street. I always get yelled at for it and it kills me to not pick it up. Often have I muttered "leave it be, leave it be" fearing my stepmother's wrath.
I found this online, and was intrigued.
Lunenburg, MA
United States
I make sure to ask everyone how they are and show that I am listening by following up and checking in about the things they share with me. Showing people they really matter goes a long way to lifting spirits, instilling optimism, and creating communities. I do this good deed everyday with everyone.
I work with high school students who struggle with issues of identity confusion, sexual orientation, gender confusion, popularity, mental illness, the list goes on. The most common thing I hear from these students is fear of loneliness and isolation.
Thompson, CT
United States
I like to go in pharmacy waiting lines behind elderly people, drop a five or ten or twenty if I can by their side then pat them on the arm and tell them it fell from their coat, pocketbook, whatever. Living on fixed incomes for them is so hard. I know, my grandmother had to.
It is too easy to dismiss good people or good people who commit acts of kindness because of their appearance, their education level, amount of money they make or lack of interest in social scenes. Everyone is capable of goodness, even the one's that don't "look" like it.
Don't see your photos here? Let's finish your set!
