Here is a collection of 6130 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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Topsfield, MA
United States
I helped create a club in my high school to spread awareness for Peace One Day, which occurs September 21st of each year.
To show that there is diversity at Quinnipiac University.
Roslyn Heights, NY
United States
I volunteer at a Children's basketball camp every summer.
NY, NY
United States
I am a mentor for Workforce Alliance Youth Mentor. I mentor a young teenager from New Haven, giving her gimps at what she can do in her future. Us mentors help motivate the teenagers, push them to attend college and to do better. I also do a lot community service through my sorority Sigma Gamma Rho sorority Inc. We raise awareness for AIDS, Cancer, and the need for Bone Marrow Donors. We teach Children about finances, help them develop essential life skills, deal with peer pressure and negativity, and supply them with school supplies.
I believe that labels restrict our minds to beautiful amazing people. If we judge just based on the stereotypes, we miss out on an amazing human beings. We are all divers, and when we accept it and bind together we can form beautiful friendships and stop hatred, anger, and misunderstanding.
Upton, MA
United States
One of my friends was devastated by the loss of her uncle. Our other friends didn't know how to react to it and didn't want to upset her further, so they pretended like nothing had ever happened. The other night, I was sitting with my friend and casually asked her how close she was to her uncle. She immediately started crying and told me everything on her mind. She thanked me for being the first person there for her during this difficult time.
I am participating in the No Evil Project because I want people to see that who I appear to be and who I really am are completely different. On the outside, I sometimes appear to be cold, mean, and tough.
Hamden
United States
I am a Resident Assistant at Quinnipiac University. I strive to make freshman students have a positive adjustment to college life. I help them with personal and social issues and resolve any problems that they are encountering. I try to be a friend to them as well as a mentor. I do my best to act as a role model at all times.
I want everyone to understand that there is a lot more to a person than what you see. It is important to get to know individuals on a more personal level before jumping to conclusions.
Elwood, NY
United States
I'm currently thankful to be organizing Quinnipiac's Big Event 2012, The nation's largest one-day student run community service event.
I enjoy getting involved in different events on Quinnipiac's campus and showing support for my school.
Wakefield, MA
United States
I volunteered at Winchester Hospital
Franklin Square, NY
United States
I surround myself with friends of diverse backgrounds and talk about seemingly "uncomfortable" multicultural topics openly with them. When you find out who a person is individually, stereotypes don't matter anymore.
I am participating to support diversity awareness at my school, Quinnipiac University.
Quinnipiac University , CT
United States
I love helping others and changing the lives of many with joy and happiness. I have gone to Florida with QU Campus Ministry Freshmen year of college and volunteered at a School for pregnant teenagers; then sophomore and junior year of college I went to Nicaragua with the Albert Schweitzer Institute where I help and lead building schools and planting gardens for the children of cities near Leon; and senior year of college I am going to Battle Creek Michigan to help build homes with Habitat for Humanity. To be able to put a smile on another's face is something that I value a lot!
I've participated in many organizations and events that benefit children with cancer. In high school, I was the President of a club that raised money for the Tomorrow's Children fund. Now, at Quinnipiac University, I am the current PR chair and future President of the Irish Club which sponsor events and raises money to be donated to the St. Baldrick's foundation.
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