Westborough, MA
United States
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I adopted a homeless puppy.
Why are you participating?
Kindness matters.
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I volunteer at my library, and make a point to tell everyone that they are beautiful no matter who they are.
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Holding the door open for others
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I always wave and say hi to people as they go by.
Milford, NH
United States
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I always try to help, anyone and everyone. From paying for someones coffee, to listening to whatever is going on in their life, to holding the door open, to just simply smiling at someone. The smallest thing can make someone's day brighter.
Sutton, MA
United States
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I donate books to the hospital floors that my daughter has been on for other families to have to fill the many hours they spend with their sick children, and for older kids who are hospitalized.
Why are you participating?
My child has been the victim of bullying because of the disabilities that she has. As a former teacher and a mother, I want her to live in a world that is more tolerant and less judge-mental.
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I tell jokes to kids who might be having a bad day.
Worcester, MA
United States
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Loving animals and people alike.
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I work for a rape crisis center!
Why are you participating?
Because I want the world to see we have more in common than differences.
Denver, CO
United States
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Spending my life working to make the lives of refugee children better by empowering them with necessary tools to thrive.