Treating strangers to their morning coffee by paying for it when in the drive through.
Community art speaks to my heart
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Treating strangers to their morning coffee by paying for it when in the drive through.
Community art speaks to my heart
Monson, MA
United States
Helping my friend deal with her mom's death and her fathers Alzheimer's disease
To be part of a project I see as a step toward peace on earth and acceptance of ALL people!
NY
United States
I'm a volunteer tutor. I worked with both immigrants learning English and mentally disabled high school students. It's always a joy.
I'm participating because I want people to think about the stereotypes, and how they conflict, and how the same person can have different labels. For example, I walk fast, like a New Yorker, but I'm not stereotypically aloof with strangers.
Worcester, MA
United States
We buy the drink for the person behind us at Dunkin Donuts every Friday. Spreading a smile!
Love is love is love.
Worcester, MA
United States
I listen carefully to people's stories, of joy, pain, grief, struggle, accomplishment, confusion, dreams, secrets, fears, hopes, strivings, and more.
Kindness matters. Honesty matters. Connection matters.
Holden, MA
United States
I have adopted two children and taken in my handicapped godchild. There have been many good times and some pretty rough ones too. No doubt there is more of each to come. People say it's a good deed. I think it's just what you're supposed to do.
I love this project. Too often we think negatively of ourselves and others. This is an amazing way to show humanity a view of itself...
Worcester, MA
United States
Working on forgiveness.
Gardner, MA
United States
I read books to a blind man
Volunteering with young adults /recent newcomers to the United States in Naples, Florida at a vocational school.I helped with articulation problems and grammar to make these young people feel more confident in new job opportunities and in dealing with the English speaking people in general.
I try to pay it forward once a week while getting coffee.
To prove you are not defined by your labels.
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