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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!

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Erin

Hawthorne, NJ
United States

Tell Us Your Good Deed

I love to share smiles and compliments every day to family members, friends and complete strangers. I glow with joy and excitement when I am able to make someone else's day.

Why are you participating?

We can all contribute to making the world a better place with small actions. This project is an incredible opportunity to remind humanity that what makes up a person is their story, beliefs, thoughts and feelings not their appearance.

Kelly

Worcester, MA
United States

Government Employee
Knitter
Environmentalist
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I volunteer my time to help out organizations I believe in (like the No Evil Project). I also never show up at parties empty-handed.

Why are you participating?

Our society has become so polarizing. Everyone is afraid to talk about our differences because we are conditioned to believe that they are what defines us. In truth, when we begin to talk honestly about our perspective, we often see that our similarities are greater than our differences.

Scott

Cottage Grove, MN
United States

Bodybuilder
Bald
Engineer
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I recently took the day off work and spent the time with my nephew. We played with Legos all day and built a couple of kits that I had from when I was his age.

Emily

Worcester, MA
United States

Artist
Entrepreneur
Visually Impaired
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I feel it is my gift to make others smile. Whether by seeing my various unnatural hair colors, helping them when in need, telling a joke to lighten their mood, or just being there to listen. If my smile can brighten just one soul, I am happy.

Why are you participating?

To share what has been given to me and to help out an artist who is changing the world.

Cynthia

United States

Liberal
Cat Lover
Senior
Tell Us Your Good Deed

“I am going to learn to make bread tomorrow. So you may imagine me with my sleeves rolled up, mixing flour, milk, [baking soda], etc., with a deal of grace. I advise you if you don't know how to make the staff of life to learn with dispatch.” (Emily Dickinson, American poet 1830-1886) I’ve baked hundreds of loaves of bread for fundraisers, folks who are grieving or celebrating, or to say thank you for someone’s help. Bon appétit!

Why are you participating?

Because I promised – and I always try to keep my promises (even if it takes a long time).

Julie

Minneapolis, MN
United States

Overweight
Nature Lover
Female
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I helped in two different builds for homes for deserving families. It was so inspiring to see how many people came out to help build homes for these families without even knowing them personally...just wanting to be part of helping others in need. It was very heart warming.

Kristen

Rush City, MN
United States

Mother
Business Owner
Female
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I like to participate in local events and things to help support my local community. I feel that it is up to us as a community member to help make sure that the community stays strong.

Cheryl

Worcester, MA
United States

Equalist
Student
Oldest Child
Tell Us Your Good Deed

I served as a teenage role model and leader to the young ladies of my community. Twice a week I would go to work and be ambushed by many smiles and girls. It was the greatest feeling to leave work and see the smiles that I'd put on the girls faces and the smile that they'd put on mine. Now, I'm a junior at Salem State University, and I make certain to continue to work with others as I'm a tour guide and aid prospective students and families in making the decision as to where they will spend their college careers.

Why are you participating?

Because in the world, labels shouldn't mean anything. This project is a great way for people to label themselves in a way that expresses who they truly are... it's 100% acceptable to be yourself!

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