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!
4271 - 4280 of 6132
Worcester, MA
United States
I love to smile at others even if I don't know you & when people smile back at me it shows how warming and welcoming the world can be! :))
One good deed can make many faces smile :)
MA
United States
Fell in love with Worcester with its close knit communities and try to promote their passions with my passions.
I've raised children to do good in the world, to understand that everything we do affects those around us.It makes me proud that each one has chosen to give of themselves to make the world a better place.
Why not? I want to go to my resting place with no regrets,nothing left undone or not done.
Leominster, MA
United States
Always trying to give a helpful ear and show compassion so we may all live and create a better world.
To help bring peace
Worcester , MA
United States
I am a co-founder for time to take a stand against heroin
Worcester, MA
United States
He is always trying to be independent
Worcester, MA
United States
Special Education and Autism Advocate and full blown humanitarian
I want people to know that if you are looking down on someone it should only be to help them up, without judgement and with empathy, tolerance and acceptance. The struggles in life are real, but it's how we embrace the journey that makes all the difference.
Spencer, MA
United States
I perform music for non-profit organizations as a donation to help add to their events. I get other musicians to join me in this effort. There are certain events like this that I have played for every year for over 20 years, like the Central Mass Housing Alliance's Walk for the Homeless and the Massachusetts Audubon's Hey Day at Wachusett Meadow.
I like to see and encourage people doing good for other people and living things and hope we can promote this by example.
Wynnewood, PA
United States
I have mentored first-generation college students.
When I run, I try to say hello/good morning to every person I pass, in the hopes that it brings the world a little closer.
Allowing individuals to label themselves, and share the labels through a picture is such a powerful action. It is essential to break down the barriers of what our society's categorization, and inspire people to view each other as individuals under the same sky.
Don't see your photos here? Let's finish your set!
